Day 4: Earth History
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Demo: Look at some fossils.
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Lesson: The Earth is Old
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"Four ways to understand the Earth's age," Joshua M. Sneideman, TedX, Youtube, 3:44
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"How We Know The Earth Is Ancient," PBS SpaceTime, 17 min
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Activity: Geologic Time
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Explorations Through Time, UC Berkely There are eight modules. The first one is titled, "Life Has a History." Select Level 2 and work through the module.
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"Deep Time," PBS web activity.
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Activity:
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Watch and participate actively with the following video lecture: "Geology: Relative Dating of Rocks," Earth Rocks! YouTube channel, Katryn Wiese, City College of San Francisco, 16:07 min.
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At about 11:30 minutes in is Review Time #1 on Stratigraphy. As the video suggests, pause, do your best to answer the question, then check your answers. The answers are in the video.
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At about 15:50 minutes in is Review Time #2 on Fossils. As the video suggests, pause, do your best to answer the questions, then check your answers. The answers are in the video.
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Relative Dating
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Your mission here is to learn about relative dating through a lab activity. I do not yet have a lab activity that I prefer. Below are several possibilities. Rate the activity 1 - 5 stars and explain your answer.
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Relative Dating Activity #3, No Solutions Yet
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Activity #4: Find your own activity on the internet.
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Activity #5: Create your own activity.
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Absolute Dating
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Your mission here is to learn about absolute dating through a lab activity. I do not yet have a lab activity that I prefer. Rate the activity 1 - 5 stars and explain your answer.
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Absolute Dating Activity #1, Solutions are included.
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Absolute Dating Activity #2, Solutions?
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Activity #3: Find your own activity on the internet.
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Activity #4: Create your own activity.
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Lab: Geologic Time
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Equity. Geologic Catastrophes of the last 20,000 Years AKA Seeing with Two Eyes
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Field Project: Geologic History of Oregon