"Had fun in class using a Word Splash. Take vocabulary words or words/phrases that surround a common theme (like seasons) and "splash" them randomly on paper. I use a word processing program and type them in randomly. For seasons I…"
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Lori Verhunce replied to Lori Verhunce's discussion Glaciers and Ice Ages in the group Middle School Science"Thanks Marsha!! Sounds really cool!"
Marsha Ratzel replied to Lori Verhunce's discussion Glaciers and Ice Ages in the group Middle School Science"There is a fantastic Mastodon Matrix project offered thru the Museum of the Earth where you can actually get them to send you dirt from a dig site where they discovered a mastodon at the bottom of a New York state pond. There's a whole…"
Lori Verhunce replied to Lori Verhunce's discussion Glaciers and Ice Ages in the group Middle School Science"Thanks Rachael!!"
Rachael Zyla Hubbard replied to Lori Verhunce's discussion Glaciers and Ice Ages in the group Middle School Science"NGC has a great interactive website on the Baby Mammoth found in ice a few years ago.
http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/waking-the-baby-mammoth-3630/Overview
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Glaciers and Ice Ages
Hello,I am adding a small unit to my 8th grade curriculum this year on glaciers and ice ages. I would like to know what your favorite activities, websites and resources are. Any help would be greatly appreciated.LoriSee More
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