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1. Making Fossils
Click here for a printable version Title: Making Fossils Level: Primary Objectives: Students, by making their own fossils will better understand how fossils are created. Materials: 1. Plaster of Paris 2. Paper Plates 3. Objects to make impressions of (leaves, shells, twigs, grass, flower, etc.) 4. Paint (optional) Activity: Explain to students about fossilization. Fossilization: The preservation of the remains or an imprint of a living organism in a geological structure. 1. Pour Plaster of Paris...
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2. Paris la Nuit
Return to main page. Linda Sacco Paris la Nuit 1. You will be visiting Web sites for night clubs in Paris. List below the information you would expect to find in an ad for a night club. 2. Go to Web site http://Pariscope.fr/ 3. Click on Paris la Nuit. You will find a list of night clubs and their descriptions. 4. Select one club. Write t...
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3. CanTeach: Science: Life Science - Making Fossils
www.canteach.ca Resources Links Discuss Submit About Home > Elementary Resources > Science > Life Science Making Fossils Suggested K+ Grades Objective Students will better understand how fossils are created by making their own. Materials plaster of paris paper plates objects to make impressions of (leaves, shells, twigs, grass, flowers, etc.) paint (optional) Method Explain to students about fossilization. Fossilization:The preservation of the remains or an imprint of a living organism in a geological structure. Pour out plaster of paris into the pa...
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4. CanTeach: Earth and Space Science - Making Fossils
www.canteach.ca Resources Links Discuss Submit About Home > Elementary Resources > Science > Earth and Space Science Making Fossils Suggested K+ Grades Objective Students will better understand how fossils are created by making their own. Materials plaster of paris paper plates objects to make impressions of (leaves, shells, twigs, grass, flowers, etc.) paint (optional) Method Explain to students about fossilization. Fossilization:The preservation of the remains or an imprint of a living organism in a geological structure. Pour out plaster of paris into the pa...
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5. Design of Cities: Course Guide: Sample Lesson 3: History & Urban Renewal
Course Guide: History & Urban Renewal - Baron Haussmann and Charles Baudelaire The Transformation of Paris under Baron Haussmann and Louis Napoleon: 1. The first major urban renewal project took place in the 1850s in France where, under the auspices of Louis Napoleon (Napoleon III, the nephew of Napoleon), Baron Haussmann restructured Paris, modeling it after imperial Rome. 2. In the process, Haussmann m...
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6. CoBaLTT Unit Overview
CARLA Gargie Goes to Paris! Submitted by Pam Wesely Language: French Standards: Communication: 1.1 1.2 1.3 Unit Cultural Theme or Cultures: 2.1 2.2 Academic Content Area: Cultural Contexts: Travel Connections: 3.1 3.2 Comparisons: 4.1 4.2 Target Audience: Traditional Middle School Year of Instruction: 4 Communities: 5.1 5.2 P...
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7. I Had a Euro in Paris
HGA Lessons ?I Had a Euro in Paris? Siri Anderson March 2, 2002 Purpose: Students will take an imaginary trip to Paris, a city loved by the world. They will explore the city?s unique qualities and identify a physical feature that dominates the city. Students will imaginatively create the journey of a single euro and the hands it pass...
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8. Insects Throughout Time
...ve adapted over time. Know how do scientists know insects were present in prehistoric times. (Amber and impression fossils.) Assessment: The children should write down something they have learned during the day. Connections: Language Arts + Journal writing Science + Check pitfall traps + Plaster of Paris "Fossils" Art + Plaster of Paris "Fossils" + Create Bingo Cards Math + Create Bingo Cards + Cockroach Tractor Pulls History + Cockroach Tractor Pulls + Discussion of insects in History Return to Lesson Plans
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9. Museums, Museums, Museums!
...what museums they have been to and what they have found of interest in them. Ask why so many people go to visit them. 2. Ask students if they had a key pal come to visit, what museums they would take them to? 3. Now have the students imagine that they are to visit their key pal who lives in either Paris or Madrid. 4. Have students select two museums that they would like to visit. http://www.softdoc.es (Madrid) http://www.Paris.org/Musees/ (Paris) http://www.terra.es/arte/museos/portada.htm http://fr.dir.yahoo.com/art_et_culture/musees_et_centres_culturels/ Extension Have the students make an ad for...
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10. Leaving a Trace
...here for a printable version Title: Leaving a Trace Level: Middle Time: 2 Class Periods Objective: Gain visual understanding of what fossils are and how they are formed. Materials: 1. 500 mL fresh play dough (homemade or purchased) 2. Empty margarine tub 3. 60 mL vegetable oil 4. 250 mL plaster of Paris (powder) 5. 125 mL water 6. Item to make a fossil cast of (chicken bone, leaf, stick, seed, plastic toy, etc.) Activity: 1. Pack the play dough into the empty margarine tub until it is about one half full. Make the surface smooth. 2. Coat the item of which you are making a cast with a thin film of o...
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