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Earth Clock-A Timeline, Past To Present
| Would you believe that learning earth history can be fun for your students? This lesson reaches back to the beginning of earth, some 4.567 billion years ago, and presents its entire life, up to now, on the scale of a 24-hour clock. The activity initially looks difficult because of the math, but the process is simple and repetitive. Every kind of student can do this, even those who struggle with math.
This activity is broad in perspective, so it can easily adapt to cover several kinds of chapters, like plate tectonics, volcanoes, and adaptations. We even left you some room in the activity for you to add in your own things.
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►A strong set of
Teacher Notes (shown left), including:
- 6 pages of details, discussion, and information. Illustrated with images to keep you clear.
- Divided into 3 easy-to-follow sections: Materials per student, Beforehand, and Procedure.
- Teacher/student dialogues based on actual classroom
discussion, which gives you a truer feel for the lesson.
- 2 Accessories- things you can choose to include to
lengthen and deepen the activity.
►A one-page
Quick Notes document that outlines the lesson. Use this to see just what the essential elements are, or if you find the regular Teacher Notes too descriptive.
►An 8 slide
PowerPoint (shown right)
that you will consider essential in leading you and your students through the lesson.
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student handout that eases students through the beginning of the lesson, and then has them working on their own by the end.
►3
pictures you can use any way you like to reinforce concepts.
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