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Archaeology Common Core RST.6-8.2 resources
Fossils No Prep Lesson with Power Point, Worksheet, and Paleontologist Activity
This lesson introduces students to how fossils are formed and what types of fossils are out there. The worksheet follows along with the power point presentation to keep students engaged and it works for review. The Paleontologist activity has students research a fossil of their students and do a mini-report on it. This lesson is designed for late elementary through intermediate grades.
Key Terms Include
- molds
- casts
- petrified fossils
- carbon films
- trace fossils
- paleontologist
- scien
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4th - 8th
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Year of the Dragon 2024 Myths and Legends
Myths and Legends - Year of the Dragon 2024!Were Dragons Ever Real? YES! They were. In fact, there is evidence they are still around today. Evidence for Dragons in all Seven ContinentsAfrica - Congo, Ethiopia, and MaliAntarctica - Under ice remainsAsia - China and IraqAustraliaEurope - Greece, Italy, UK/England, France, ScotlandNorth and Central America - USA, Canada, and MexicoSouth America - PeruAnd many more!History and Archaeology hold tons of clues about what they looked like as well.Includ
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Mega Bundle - Dragons - Social Studies - Fact and Opinion
Math in Mesopotamia
Math in Mesopotamia is a rich cross-curricular or thematic unit resource introducing students to early Babylonian mathematics through the 1942 archaeological discovery of the Plimpton 322 tablet. PLEASE NOTE: This is introductory pricing. The price will go up soon!The Plimpton 322 tablet showcases Pythagorean triplets, mathematics not believed used until later in history. The tablet's discovery reveals that the Babylonians were far more advanced in their mathematical thinking and application tha
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: Math With Art
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