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Unearthing What’s Under the Sea

Unearthing What’s Under the Sea

This activity allows students to use images of sediment cores taken from the ocean floor to practice analyzing data and…

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Sep 2025
By Maya PincusExpeditions, History of EarthComments Off on Unearthing What’s Under the Sea
Tiny Giants: Microfossils Preserve Earth’s Secrets

Tiny Giants: Microfossils Preserve Earth’s Secrets

This is an introductory lesson focusing on biostratigraphy of ocean floor sediment. Students will build a model of a sediment…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusBiostratigraphy, Microfossils, Paleontology, SedimentologyComments Off on Tiny Giants: Microfossils Preserve Earth’s Secrets
Time Capsules of the Deep: Exploring Earth’s History through Foraminifera Extinction and Evolution

Time Capsules of the Deep: Exploring Earth’s History through Foraminifera Extinction and Evolution

In this lesson, students will use data on microfossils recovered from the ODP Leg 130, site 806, to be able…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusClimate Change, Geochemistry, History of Earth, Microfossils, PaleontologyComments Off on Time Capsules of the Deep: Exploring Earth’s History through Foraminifera Extinction and Evolution
A Technician’s Guide to Ocean Sediment Core Descriptions

A Technician’s Guide to Ocean Sediment Core Descriptions

This lesson has students make Visual Core Descriptions of ocean sediment cores to mimic the work of technicians on board…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya Pincuscore curation, History of Earth, petrology, SedimentologyComments Off on A Technician’s Guide to Ocean Sediment Core Descriptions
Plunging Plates

Plunging Plates

Students will investigate one type of convergent plate boundary (subduction zones) by using a hands-on model and analyzing ocean drilling…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusHistory of Earth, Plate TectonicsComments Off on Plunging Plates
Picture Journey: Introducing Ocean Coring

Picture Journey: Introducing Ocean Coring

This series of mini lessons is designed to introduce students to and encourage exploration of a variety of subjects related…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusUncategorizedComments Off on Picture Journey: Introducing Ocean Coring
Which Way is North?

Which Way is North?

This lesson has students use an interactive that will demonstrate how a compass reacts to Earth’s magnetic field at different…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusHistory of Earth, PaleomagnetismComments Off on Which Way is North?
Measuring Up: The Story of Rock Veins

Measuring Up: The Story of Rock Veins

This lesson is focused on the types and formation of rock veins that are found in ocean sediment cores. Part…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya Pincuscore curation, EducationComments Off on Measuring Up: The Story of Rock Veins
Layer by Layer: Ocean Sediment Reveals Earth’s Past Climates

Layer by Layer: Ocean Sediment Reveals Earth’s Past Climates

First, students will use a self-created map of important events in a year of their own life as an analogy…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusClimate Change, History of Earth, SedimentologyComments Off on Layer by Layer: Ocean Sediment Reveals Earth’s Past Climates
The Impression of Impact Craters

The Impression of Impact Craters

In this lesson, students investigate meteorite impact craters and analyze evidence for the K/Pg (formerly known as K/T) boundary impact…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusDinosaurs, History of Earth, Mass ExtinctionComments Off on The Impression of Impact Craters
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