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Useful Sites for K-12 Teachers
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http://sciencespot.net/index.html Looking for crossword puzzles? Clip art? More lessons with student worksheets? Well you can find it & more at this site. Check it out!
=============================== http://www.fi.edu/fellows/payton/rocks/ Some fun experiments you can do with super
market materials—check it out! =============================== http://volcano.und.nodak.edu/vw.html
Everyone’s favorite site for lessons/photos/ news about volcanoes. A must go to on any educator’s list. ================================
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.http://www.rockdetective.org Here’s where you can go to order age-appropriate geology kits of samples. Kits come with student & teacher instructions. =================== If you’re looking for a place to go to find out about Natural Resources, this is your page. The Mineral Information Institute sponsors this site. There are many useful lesson plans and images for K-12 teachers about the uses and properties of Earth Materials. ========= ================== www.geosociety.org/educate/resources.htm A great place to
start!
This site is from the
Geological Society of America.
It site allows you to sort their offerings
by topic and age group and
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The
United States Geological Survey is another great
place to start searching
for materials.
There are links to K-6 and 7 –12, links to resources on-line
& to the Learning
Web with
more lesson plans.
There are also links to websites about volcanoes, earthquakes,
water and National Parks... ================ Since my favorite rocks are sedimentary, this site is high on my list. This website has links to a set of well-prepared lesson plans with learning outcomes, materials needed, background and procedures needed to complete the activities. ======================
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