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8 August 2026

docx, 1.13 MB
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pptx, 6.6 MB

This introductory tectonics lesson helps students understand how the Earth is structured and how its internal processes shape the surface we live on. Through diagrams, map work and simple modelling, pupils explore the layers of the Earth, the evidence for continental drift, and the global pattern of tectonic plates. The lesson also introduces convection currents, giving students a clear explanation of how the lithosphere is moved by forces deep within the mantle.

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

Identify the internal structure of the Earth

Understand the evidence for continental drift

Map the world’s major tectonic plates

Explain how convection currents move the lithosphere

This ready‑to‑teach PPT and worksheet set builds strong foundational knowledge for the tectonics unit, supporting visual learning, scientific explanation and confident geographical understanding.

**Some visuals in this resource were made with AI to help bring ideas to life and support student understanding.

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