Here you will find corrections to the 2001 version of the IES Our Dynamic Planet textbook.

Here you will find additional resources for teachers and students on Our Dynamic Planet.

Here you will find resources that teachers and students can use to help them understand our dynamic planet.

Here you will find resources that teachers and students can use to help them explore several lines of geologic and geographical evidence for continental drift during the last 250 million years.

Here you will find resources that teachers and students can use to help them plot the locations of earthquakes, volcanoes and mountain ranges on a world map to explore the relationships between these features and plate tectonics.

Here you will find resources that teachers and students can use to help them understand the surface processes and features that result from plate motion by using simle materials to simulate motions and events at plate boundaries.

Here you will find resources that teachers and students can use to help them understand convection and how it relates to the process of mantle convection.

Here you will find resources that teachers and students can use to help them understand wave speed, different kinds of waves and wave refraction.

Here you will find resources that teachers and students can use to help them understand how to gather evidence using models.

Here you will find links to a variety of other websites that will help deepen your understanding of content and prepare you for the Investigating Our Dynamic Planet IES module.