Name________________________ Class_______________ Layers of the Earth/Atmosphere Flipbook Your task is to create a flipbook to review the layers of the Earth as well as learn about the layers of the atmosphere. The requirements are as follows: Use 4 sheets of paper to create a book with 8 flaps. Flaps should be a 1” in height. The following layers should be represented (from bottom to top) 5pts: Core Mantle Crust Troposphere Stratosphere Mesosphere Thermosphere Space The tables below indicate how to format each section as well as what information should be included 1 pt. per check box: Core Label Inner and Outer core in the correct order List the state of matter for each layer List the composition for each layer List the relative density for each layer List the relative pressure for each List the relative temperature for each Layers of the Earth Mantle Label Mesosphere, Asthenosphere, and Lithosphere in the correct order List the state of matter for each layer List the composition for each layer List the relative density for each layer List the relative pressure for each List the relative temperature for each Crust Label Lithosphere, Moho boundary, and Crust (both Continental and Oceanic) in the correct order List the state of matter for each layer List the composition for each layer List the relative density for each layer List the relative pressure for each List the relative temperature for each Troposphere List the composition of Earth’s atmosphere Indicate how temperature changes with elevation List relative density of the layer List relative pressure of the layer List the height (in km) of the layer List at two significant facts about the layer (i.e. what happens there?) Layers of the Atmosphere Stratosphere Mesosphere Indicate how Indicate how temperature temperature changes with changes with elevation elevation List relative List relative density of the density of the layer layer List relative List relative pressure of the pressure of the layer layer List the height List the height (in km) of the (in km) of the layer layer List at two List at two significant facts significant facts about the layer about the layer (i.e. what (i.e. what happens there?) happens there?) Thermosphere Label both the Ionosphere and the Exosphere in the correct order Indicate how temperature changes with elevation List relative density of the layer List relative pressure of the layer List the height (in km) of the layer List at two significant facts about the layer (i.e. what happens there?) Illustrations: Each flap should be illustrated and colored using the following guidelines 10 pts. Layers of Earth: Draw the layer on each flap. The layers should not be to scale (see teacher’s example) 4 pts. Layers of the atmosphere: o Each flap should have at least one illustration that corresponds to a significant fact for that layer. 4pts. o The troposphere should be colored blue. As you go up, shade each label darker. Space should be black. 2 pts. All information in each section should be neat and legible. THIS SHOULD BE BULLETIN BOARD QUALITY WORK! 5 pts.