Layers of Earth

Why Does Earth Have Layers Watch the video to assist you in completing this Wizer Me. The video is on google classroom Label the diagram. Be sure to spell correctly! mantleouter corecrustinner core crust mantle outer core inner core Match the vocabulary word to the correct definition crust outermost layer of earth mantle convective layer; convection currents occur here outer core liquid iron and nickel inner core solid iron and nickel Sort each description into the correct layer Crust thinnest layer least dense layer outermost layer floats on mantle Mantle thickest layer made of molten rock between crust and outer core convection currents form here Outer Core liquid iron and nickel between mantle and inner core more dense than crust mantle/ less dense than inner core Inner Core densest layer solid iron and nickel under great pressure innermost layer Which layer of earth is the least dense layer? crust mantle outer core inner core Which layer of Earth is the most dense layer? crust mantle outer core inner core Fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary word The outer layer of the earth is the crust. It consists of two types: continental crust and oceanic crust. Continental Crust is thicker but less dense, while Oceanic Crust is thinner and more dense. The crust floats on the mantle, which is the thickest layer of Earth. The mantle has convection currents that form due to the heat rising from the Earth's core. These convection currents cause the crust to move in many directions.