April 29th, Types of Fossils Drill: If an animal died in the woods, what would happen to it’s remains? Objective: SWBAT identify different types of fossils.

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April 29th, Types of Fossils Drill: If an animal died in the woods, what would happen to it’s remains? Objective: SWBAT identify different types of fossils in order to describe the processes of fossil formation. HW: Lab due Tuesday

April 30 th Fossil Formation Drill: How do molds and casts form? Objective: SWBAT identify different types of fossils in order to describe the processes of fossil formation. HW: Who’s Who Among Fossils due Today.

May 17 th Day 5 Drill: Name conditions that would NOT allow a fossil to form. Objective: SWBAT identify the ideal conditions for fossil formation by testing several conditions. HW: Death of a Dino due Friday Day 2 Team Day work on project Day 2 Team Day work on project

May 10 th Geologic Time Drill: What is different about the following decades? 60s 60s 70s 70s 80s 80s 90s 90s