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Pellets Inc Mystery of the Far Flung Fossils: Investigating Plate Tectonics Kit
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Let your students build a rock-solid foundation for forensics and earth science with The Mystery of the Far Flung Fossils: Investigating Plate Tectonics Kit! Students will be able to collect geological and biological evidence from 5 continents (African, India, South American, Australia, and Antarctica), both analyzing fossil data and restructuring each of these continents into the so-called Gondwanaland. Color-coded maps feature 4 different time periods (today and 300 million, 200 million, and 100 million years ago), along with illustrations of fossils, glacier grooves, plants, and dinosaurs. Just like a puzzle, students can cut the maps apart and then manipulate pieces in various way to explore (and explain) how continents have changed and shifted over time. Activity guide and 20-page teacher's guide (with reproducible student study guide) is included. Kit/activities best suited for Middle School to High School levels.Features
- Investigating Plate Tectonics Kit combines earth science/geology, history, science theory, and other STEM/STEAM skills as students learn about geological features, plate tectonics, and try hands-on experiments
- Varied demonstrations in Activity Guide allow for students to combine both creative, analytical, and scientific based thinking skills
- Assorted colorful continents and varied lifeforms illustrations add realistic, historical feel to demonstrations and multidisciplinary learning
- Comprehensive tectonics kit comes with teacher's guide, color-coded maps, and reproducible student worksheets/study guide for adding into your science curriculum
Investigating Plate Tectonics Kit Includes:
- 8 Posters
- Color Coded Maps
- Activity Guide
- Twenty-Page Teacher's Guide with Reproducible Student Study Guide
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Specifications
Allergens:
Contains No Allergens
Maximum Age:
12 years
Maximum Grade Level:
Grade 12
No Choking Hazard