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Welcome to our Teachers page here you will find lesson plans to help teach students about
fossils, Earth science and oceanography. Please feel free to print these out and
use them in your class room.
You will also find a link to purchase material to help you teach these classes. You will find books and posters on fossils as well as the fossil and modern shark teeth and Jaws. The modern Jaws and teeth we sell are a by product of the fishing industry and would be normally a wasted product. We do not kill sharks or any other animal solely for the purpose of their jaws and teeth.
The student will understand how Earth has changed over a long period of time as well as how scientists developed a theory using fossil evidence.
Earth is believed to be approximately 4.6 billion years old. The first life was in the form of bacteria, appeared on Earth approximately 3.6 billion years ago. Primitive organisms inhabited Earth long before more advanced ones, such as fish, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals.
The students will learn and understand the difference between the terms ice age and Ice Age they will also understand what causes the ice age. They will learn about some plants and animals that lived during the Ice Age as well as understand why certain Ice Age animals became extinct.
The students will learn there are many different kinds of whales and that there are two main types of whales the baleen whales and the toothed whales.
Students
will explain that scientist have theories about what dinosaurs were like but
that they don't really know for sure.
Students will learn the following: Because much of Earth was under the ocean millions of years ago, fossils of the sea animals can be found in parts of the Earth that are now far above sea level, such as area as the Burgess Shale in the western Canadian Rocky Mountains, Shark Tooth Hill, Bakers field California, Beaches of Venice Florida.
Students will Understand the following: Sharks exhibit a wide variety of adaptations that help them survive in their habitats.
Students will Understand that discoveries about dinosaurs have a long history and that each paleontologist adds his or her work to a body of fossil evidence used to support theories about dinosaurs.
Students will learn which dinosaurs lived during each period of the Mesozoic era; and discover how dinosaurs from each period of the Mesozoic era adapted to their unique environment.
Students will understand the following: Blubber is a layer of fat beneath the skin of many sea animals. Also that Blubber acts as an insulator, helping sea mammals to keep warm in cold waters.
Students will understand and learn about the living fossils that are around today.
Students will understand and learn about the oceans of the world
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