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Educational Materials

Earthquake Basics for Kids, Grownups, and Teachers

Locating Earthquakes

Earthquake ABCs

Ask a Geologist

Listening to Earthquakes 

Request a Speaker 

Earthquake Basics for Kids, Grownups, and Teachers
Earthquake Facts and Terms, Frequently Asked Questions, Science Fair Project Ideas, "Today in Earthquake History" 

Locating Earthquakes
A tutorial on how earthquake locations are determined 

             Earthquake ABCs
              Definitions of commonly used earthquake terms. (Excerpted from the book section A  Parent's Guide to Earthquakes in Earthquake ABC by Lucy Jones, U.S. Geological Survey, Pasadena, California). 

              Ask a Geologist
               The U.S. Geological Survey's "Ask A Geologist" program allows you to contact USG staff by email and get your questions answered.
 
               Listening to Earthquakes 
              Learn about the different frequencies or pitches in earthquake shaking by listening to seismograms.\

Request a Speaker 
Online request form for a presentation to K-12 classes, professional organizations, etc. to the Center for Earthquake Research and Information at The University of Memphis

 
 
 
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