Many, but not all, sandwiches will show these small breaks. The faults will be one of two types. Have students find faults in sandwich. To present the different faults, discuss how one side goes up and one side goes down. The students will choose the fault that is easiest to climb.
Normal kids climb normal faults.
Both the thrust fault and the normal fault, when found in a series and on a larger size, can form mountain ranges. We can see a small example of this by looking at a pile of books. When they fall over, there is a block of book, then a fault, then a book and so on. The Grand Teton Mountains are a classic example of this. Formed by Example Volcano Volcano Hawaii, Mount St. Helens Fold Anticlines, synclines, monoclines, recumbent folds Rockies, Appalachian, Himalayas Dome Breached anticline Adirondacks Fault block Thrust fault, normal fault Grand Tetons 15.