Necessary Materials for Geology Lesson for Elementary Schools Enough worksheets for the class; approximately 20 pages (example is on a separate page with answers included) Materials for the Earthquake Block Demo: A 5x3x2 in. block of wood 4x17 in. sheet of sand paper and 5x3 in. sheet of sand paper Glue 2 rubber bands A hook for the wood block Materials for the Clock of Time on Earth A circular piece of cardboard with a 12 in. radius A sheet of paper to cover the cardboard Markers to draw the clock and mark the following: Oldest rocks on Earth First signs of life The Cambrian Explosion First dinosaurs First humans Hands for the clock cut from cardboard A large thumbtack or nail for the center A collection of various rocks and fossils The following rocks will be set aside and labeled A through E for the worksheet: sandstone, basalt, granite, schist, fossiliferous limestone
Necessary Materials for Geology Lesson for Elementary Schools Enough worksheets for the class; approximately 20 pages (example is on a separate page with answers included) Materials for the Earthquake Block Demo: A 5x3x2 in. block of wood 4x17 in. sheet of sand paper and 5x3 in. sheet of sand paper Glue 2 rubber bands A hook for the wood block Materials for the Clock of Time on Earth A circular piece of cardboard with a 12 in. radius A sheet of paper to cover the cardboard Markers to draw the clock and mark the following: Oldest rocks on Earth First signs of life The Cambrian Explosion First dinosaurs First humans Hands for the clock cut from cardboard A large thumbtack or nail for the center A collection of various rocks and fossils The following rocks will be set aside and labeled A through E for the worksheet: sandstone, basalt, granite, schist, fossiliferous limestone