Seventh+Grade+-+Inside+the+Restless+Earth+Discussions

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The attachment above is a game board for a Rock Cycle game. Accompanying files appear below this paragraph. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above shows the "backs" of the game cards for the Rock Cycle game. The fronts of those cards appear below this paragraph. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above are the "fronts" of the game cards for the Rock Cycle game. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above is part of a mineral identification lesson. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above goes along with the "MeetSomeMinerals" lab. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above is part of a rock identification lesson. If it's not self-explanatory, give me an email or a phone call. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above goes along with the "SetOf16Rocks" lab. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above is a picture I took at a museum. The guy made a T. rex out of balloons. Weird! (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above is part of a lesson where groups of kids make huge maps of the earth's interior. The "strip of physical data" is just below this paragraph. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above accompanies the lesson just above this post. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above accompanies the lesson which is two posts up from here. In this worksheet, students use their maps and a Periodic Table to find and interpret patterns in data about the earth's layers. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above is a heavily modified version of something I found. It is a lesson in which students use compasses to find the epicenters of earthquakes. I have noted below the title where this originally came from. (Byrnes at Hiatt)



The attachment above is a list of ideas that work well when students are playing Pictionary in class. There are many ways to structure this game. (Byrnes at Hiatt)