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Pangaea Evidence Packet
Pangaea Evidence Packet (click here to see the evidence packet)
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Pangaea Activity Instructions
Pangaea Activity click here for the activity instructions.
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PALEONTOLOGY: Hominid Species Reading Guide p226 to 237
Hominid Reading BioBook Click here to access the reading pages from the Bio Book on Hominid Species.
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pg 87 How Do You Stack Up? Activity
pg87StackActivity (click on this link to open pdf)
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Mineral Uses Packet & Scene Instructions
Mineral Uses Packet Look here to see the many uses of minerals.
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Mineral Uses Scene Drawing Instructions click here for the directions.
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Geologic TimeLine Tan Book Reading & Questions
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Virtual Earthquake INSTRUCTION Worksheet
Use this set of instructions to guide you through the Virtual Earthquake online activity and earn your 4 certificates. -
OCEANOGRAPHY-Ch2.4 Resources from the Ocean-"Drugs from the Sea" DiscoverMag
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Hominids-How to write the 1 page rationale
HOW TO WRITE YOUR ONE PAGE EXPLANATION
In this portion of the lab it is your task to write anexplanation of your deductions for your individual family tree. The best way to do this is to make astatement and back it up.Example:
I began my tree by placing skull ____ at the bottomof the tree because I believe it is the most primitive. (declaring/statement) Skull ___ had no forehead, a largesupraorbital ridge, and large canines. It had a small cranial capacity aswell making it the most primitive of the skulls studied. (backing it up)
The skull that I believe appeared nextdiverged from the human shortly after skull ___. Skull ___ is similar to ___ in that it has….
Yourone page explanation should be no longer than 1 ½ pages and no shorter than 1/2of a page. Try to be clear andconcise. You should mention all 9skulls.
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Becoming Human.org Webquest
Use the prompts in the questions to explore the different areas of the interactive website. See attached file.
