In this activity students are given a map of an imaginary continent with marked locations of places where fossils have been found in rocks of a given geologic age. The object of the activity is to make a map of where the land and ocean areas were at that time. As a result of this activity students will learn how evidence from fossils can be used in paleogeographic interpretation and they will gain experience in developing multiple hypotheses. Educational levels: Intermediate elementary, Middle school
The goal of the PALEOMAP Project is to illustrate the plate tectonic development of the ocean basins...
Fossils are the key to dating the past, but geoscience students are rarely exposed to their use in c...
In this activity, students learn how fossils are made in certain environments and that certain layer...
This activity demonstrates to students how paleontologists put fossil evidence together allowing the...
In this activity, students organize a set of fossils chronologically and learn to correlate, based o...
Fossils is an activity for grades 1-2 that enables students to apply their interest in dinosaurs to ...
This website contains paleogeographic and plate tectonic reconstructions organized by geologic perio...
Users can choose a time in geologic history, select the link, and see what the Earth looked liked in...
In this activity, students will make trackways by running across sheets of paper; their classmates w...
This activity is designed to provide a general knowledge about paleontology and its intimate relatio...
This lesson will clarify the development of the geologic time scale. It will also introduce students...
We live in a time of global change. Shifts in climate patterns and land use are already apparent and...
After a teacher led discussion (some background provided), students will break into groups and recre...
This guide is designed to be used by teachers as an aid for teaching principles of fossils and past ...
This powerpoint hosted by the National Park Service (NPS) educational site introduces the concepts b...
The goal of the PALEOMAP Project is to illustrate the plate tectonic development of the ocean basins...
Fossils are the key to dating the past, but geoscience students are rarely exposed to their use in c...
In this activity, students learn how fossils are made in certain environments and that certain layer...
This activity demonstrates to students how paleontologists put fossil evidence together allowing the...
In this activity, students organize a set of fossils chronologically and learn to correlate, based o...
Fossils is an activity for grades 1-2 that enables students to apply their interest in dinosaurs to ...
This website contains paleogeographic and plate tectonic reconstructions organized by geologic perio...
Users can choose a time in geologic history, select the link, and see what the Earth looked liked in...
In this activity, students will make trackways by running across sheets of paper; their classmates w...
This activity is designed to provide a general knowledge about paleontology and its intimate relatio...
This lesson will clarify the development of the geologic time scale. It will also introduce students...
We live in a time of global change. Shifts in climate patterns and land use are already apparent and...
After a teacher led discussion (some background provided), students will break into groups and recre...
This guide is designed to be used by teachers as an aid for teaching principles of fossils and past ...
This powerpoint hosted by the National Park Service (NPS) educational site introduces the concepts b...
The goal of the PALEOMAP Project is to illustrate the plate tectonic development of the ocean basins...
Fossils are the key to dating the past, but geoscience students are rarely exposed to their use in c...
In this activity, students learn how fossils are made in certain environments and that certain layer...