Author: Jeanette Pirlo

♦ SUMMARY: Florida Fossil Outreach – A lesson created by TriciaLynn Glotfelty (@tricialynn-glotfelty).

♦ AUDIENCE: K-12, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Kindergarten, First (1st) Grade, Second (2nd) Grade, Third (3rd) Grade, Fourth (4th) Grade, Fifth (5th) Grade, Sixth (6th) Grade, Seventh (7th) Grade, Eighth (8th) Grade, Ninth (9th) Grade, Tenth (10th) Grade, Eleventh (11th) Grade, Twelfth (12th) Grade

♦ TOPICS/THEMES: Outreach, Paleontology, Fossils, Fossil Hunting, Fossil Club, Documentation, Fossilization, Field Techniques, Equipment, Identification, Anatomy, Physiology, Taphonomy, Field Work, Hands-On

♦ INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the link below to access the poster of the lesson. Please contact the author with any questions.

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♦ SUMMARY: How to be a model – A lesson created by Amanda Weeks Hughes (@amanda-weekshughes)

♦ AUDIENCE: K-12, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Kindergarten, First (1st) Grade, Second (2nd) Grade, Third (3rd) Grade, Fourth (4th) Grade, Fifth (5th) Grade, Sixth (6th) Grade, Seventh (7th) Grade, Eighth (8th) Grade, Ninth (9th) Grade, Tenth (10th) Grade, Eleventh (11th) Grade, Twelfth (12th) Grade

♦ TOPICS/THEMES: Models, Modeling, Fossils, Paleontology, Identification, Museum Curation, Lab Techniques

♦ INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the link below to access the poster of the lesson. Please contact the author with any questions.

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♦ SUMMARY: What’s for dinner? – A lesson created by Denise Porcello (@denise-porcello), John Westgaard (@john-westgaard), Ginny Switt (@ginny-switt),  Sue Coller (@scoller), and Pam Plummer (@pam-plummer).

♦ AUDIENCE: K-3, Elementary School, Kindergarten, First (1st) Grade, Second (2nd) Grade, Third (3rd) Grade

♦ TOPICS/THEMES: Fossil teeth, Fossils, Paleontology, Ecology, Morphology, Diet, Behavior

♦ INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the link below to access the poster of the lesson. Please contact the author with any questions.

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♦ SUMMARY: Geologic Time Activity – A lesson created by Monika Mishra (@monika-mishra)

♦ AUDIENCE: K-5 , Elementary School,Kindergarten, First (1st) Grade, Second (2nd) Grade, Third (3rd) Grade, Fourth (4th) Grade, Fifth (5th Grade)

♦ TOPICS/THEMES: Geologic Time, Evolution, Classification, Geology, Paleontology, Fossils

♦ INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the link below to access the poster of the lesson. Please contact the author with any questions.

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♦ SUMMARY: What’s for lunch? – A lesson created by Shane Kraft (@shane-kraft)

♦ AUDIENCE: K-5, Elementary School, Kindergarten, First (1st) Grade, Second (2nd) Grade, Third (3rd) Grade, Fourth (4th) Grade, Fifth (5th) Grade

♦ TOPICS/THEMES: Coprolite, Teeth, Fossils, Diet, Paleontology, Behavior, Morphology

♦ INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the link below to access the poster of the lesson. Please contact the author with any questions.

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♦ SUMMARY: Calvert Cliffs Environments Past and Present – A lesson created by Pat Sullivan Gronert (@pat-sullivan-gronert) and George Powell (@george-powell)

♦ AUDIENCE: 9-12, High School, Ninth (9th) Grade, Tenth (10th) Grade, Eleventh (11th) Grade, Twelfth (12th) Grade

♦ TOPICS/THEMES: Paleontology, Fossils, Paleoclimate, Paleoenvironment, Climate, Environment, Locality, Maryland, Ecology

♦ INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the link below to access the poster of the lesson. Please contact the author with any questions.

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♦ SUMMARY: Mistaken Identities: Ancient Interpretations of Fossils – A lesson created by Tynessa Morgan (@tmorgan)

♦ AUDIENCE: 6-12, Middle School, High School, Sixth (6th) Grade, Seventh (7th) Grade, Eighth (8th) Grade, Ninth (9th) Grade, Tenth (1oth) Grade, Eleventh (11th) Grade, Twelfth (12th) Grade

♦ TOPICS/THEMES: Paleomythology, Geomythology, History, Paleontology, Geology, Fossils, Writing, Anthropology

♦ INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the link below to access the poster of the lesson. Please contact the author with any questions.

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Mistaken Identities: ancient Interpretations of Fossils. A lesson created by @tmorgan Can be modified for other age groups. Click the link below to access the poster of the lesson. Please contact the author with questions.

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♦ SUMMARY: Time…Can you dig it? – A lesson created by Nina Corley (@nina-corley) and Daniel Krisher (@dkrisher)

♦ AUDIENCE: 9-12, High School, Ninth (9th) Grade, Tenth (10th) Grade, Eleventh (11th) Grade, Twelfth (12th) Grade

♦ TOPICS/THEMES: Geologic Time, Paleontology, Fossils, Scientific Evidence, Scientific Method, Evolution, Geology, Biology

♦ INSTRUCTIONS: Click on the link below to access the poster of the lesson. Please contact the author with any questions. Lesson has recently been implemented in @nina-corley’s class.

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