How do fossils teach us about the environment in ancient times?

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How do fossils teach us about the environment in ancient times? Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Essential Question How do fossils teach us about the environment in ancient times?

Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50MgMBsCcLM Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Essential Question Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50MgMBsCcLM

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 We think of fossils as pieces of rock that are the ancient remains of an animals body.

Can you see this dinosaur footprint? Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 But fossils are any impression that is left by ancient life. It could be a shell or a leaf, bones or even a footprint! Can you see this dinosaur footprint?

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 But what are they? Sometimes the body of an ancient animal gets turned into stone by a chemical reaction.

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 This ancient shell became rock. If you tap on the rock around a fossil just right it will split open and reveal the fossil!

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 This fossil is called an impression. The plant decayed but the space that it took up in the mud left an opening that got filled with rock.

This is an ancient sharks tooth! Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Sometimes the hard parts of an animals get fossilized (or turned into rock) This is an ancient sharks tooth!

This is one of my favorites. Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 This is one of my favorites. The rock that filled the space left by this shell impression has a metallic shine!

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Read about it. Read Pages 66 & 67

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 With your group Dinosaur fossils usually show their bones but not their inner organs such as hearts and lungs. Why do you think that is so?

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 And why do we care? Fossils give us a quick peak into the earth as it was millions of years ago.

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 – 3 days This fossil was found in the middle of England. It was nowhere near the ocean.

These seashells were found Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 These seashells were found at the top of a mountain

Ferns grow in warm places but this fossil was found in Antarctica Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Ferns grow in warm places but this fossil was found in Antarctica

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 – 3 days What do all of these fossils tell us about the area of earth where they were found?

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Essential Question How do fossils teach us about the environment in ancient times? With your group answer the essential question in your notebook.

Let’s explore some online sites STUNNING DISCOVERY Some 110 million years ago, this armored plant-eater lumbered through what is now western Canada, until a flooded river swept it into open sea. The dinosaur’s undersea burial preserved its armor in exquisite detail. Its skull still bears tile-like plates and a gray patina of fossilized skins. Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 – 3 days Let’s explore some online sites National Geographic's 3-D fossil! https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2017/06/nodosaur-3d-interactive-dinosaur-fossil/

Let’s explore some online sites Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 – 3 days Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Let’s explore some online sites National Geographic's 3-D fossil! https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2017/06/nodosaur-3d-interactive-dinosaur-fossil/

Let’s explore some online sites Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Let’s explore some online sites With your group go to lynncronin.weebly.com and click on this image of the fossil. Once there use the down arrow to explore the find and answer questions.

Let’s explore some online sites Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Let’s explore some online sites Fossils ruin a new marble countertop! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXrsDHevV6I

These are the Rocky Mountains Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 2 Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 2 These are the Rocky Mountains

These are the Rocky Mountains Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 2 These are the Rocky Mountains

This is the Green River Formation Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 This is the Green River Formation

These fossils were found in the Green River Formation Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 These fossils were found in the Green River Formation

How do fossils teach us about the United States in ancient times? Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Essential Question How do fossils teach us about the United States in ancient times?

Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVj5YwnMhyo Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Essential Question Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVj5YwnMhyo

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Think about it… If the Green River Formation is on top of a mountain, but there are ancient fish and shells there, what was this land like millions of years ago?

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 You should know With evidence from fossils and from the rocks themselves, scientists have discovered that the United States was once broken in half by a huge ocean. This is what the U.S. looked like 93 million years ago. Did you notice that New Jersey is underwater too?

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 Essential Question How do fossils teach us about the United States in ancient times? With your group answer the essential question in your notebook.

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Essential Question How is the environment of the Antarctic different today than it was in the past?

Where do you think ferns grow? Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 These are ferns Where do you think ferns grow?

The closer you get to the equator, the warmer it gets. Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 These are ferns The closer you get to the equator, the warmer it gets. Ferns live in warm places.

So why have we found these fern fossils in Antarctica? Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Essential Question So why have we found these fern fossils in Antarctica?

All of these fossils were found in the Antarctic Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 – 3 days Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 All of these fossils were found in the Antarctic

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Essential Question Read pages 70 & 71

Antarctica is at the South Pole. What is the weather like there? Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Antarctica is at the South Pole. What is the weather like there?

So how could ferns have ever grown there? Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Essential Question So how could ferns have ever grown there?

Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMIzzpl1qJU Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 1 – 3 days Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMIzzpl1qJU

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Essential Question How is the environment of the Antarctic different today than it was in the past? With your group discuss this problem and write your answer in your notebooks.

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Pangea eventually broke apart and the continents drifted to there current positions.

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Millions and millions of years ago all of the land on earth was in one big island.

That island was called Pangea. Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 That island was called Pangea.

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 So… Antarctica could have grown ferns when it was much closer to the equator than it is now.

Unit 3 Fossils – Lesson 3 Essential Question How has the world changed in the last hundred million years? With your group discuss this question and write your answer in your notebooks.

Let’s watch a couple more videos! Unit 3 Fossils – Unit Investigation Let’s watch a couple more videos! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-6SfYJw3lo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXoSD8u8Ck0 Isn’t he cute?

Follow instructions on pages 74 & 75 Unit 3 Fossils – Unit Investigation Think like a Scientist Follow instructions on pages 74 & 75 Isn’t he cute?