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Earthquake Wave Seismogram: Three Level Reading Guide for Diagram Interpretation
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Earthquake Wave Seismogram: Three Level Reading Guide for Diagram Interpretation

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ES Unit 2: ES: Earth's Interior and Plate Tectonics

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Students work in groups to complete this reading guide as a tool for navigating a complex text.

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regents prep, travel time, seismogram, seismograph, epicenter, seismic waves, s waves, p waves, seismic wave properies, earthquake
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What’s Inside the Earth? Seismic Waves Investigation - Adapted for Remote Learning
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What’s Inside the Earth? Seismic Waves Investigation - Adapted for Remote Learning

This resource includes teacher guidelines, student handouts, and a slide presentation for a revised version of the Explore 2 and Explain 2 phases from the What’s Inside the Earth? 5E from New Visions Unit #2 in Earth Science. 

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earth, earth interior, earth layers, earth motion, earthquake, earthquakes, earth structure, epicenter, inquiry lab, interior structure, NGSS, online simulation, online simulator, plate boundaries, plate motion, plate tectonics, pre-assessment, p waves, seismic wave properies, seismic waves, seismogram, seismograph, s waves
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Earth Science (NY State Core Curriculum, 2005) - Standard 4 ( ES 2.1j )
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Earth Science (NY State Core Curriculum, 2005) - Standard 4:
ES 2.1j

MAJOR UNDERSTANDING 2.1j: Properties of Earth's internal structure (crust, mantle, inner core, and outer core) can be inferred from the analysis of the behavior of seismic waves (including velocity and refraction).