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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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Sep 2025
By Maya PincusHistory of Earth, PaleomagnetismComments Off on Which Way is North?
Where the Pacific, Cocos, and Nazca Meet

Where the Pacific, Cocos, and Nazca Meet

In this lesson, students will calculate rates of sea floor spreading using magnetic anomaly data taken from sediment cores collected…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusHistory of Earth, Paleomagnetism, Plate TectonicsComments Off on Where the Pacific, Cocos, and Nazca Meet
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
Mapping an Underwater Volcano

Mapping an Underwater Volcano

This lesson has students analyze bathymetric maps (comparing them to topographic maps) to understand how scientists study underwater volcanoes at…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya Pincusseafloor mapping, VolcanoesComments Off on Mapping an Underwater Volcano
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
Past Climates Give a Glimpse into Earth’s Future

Past Climates Give a Glimpse into Earth’s Future

In this lesson, students analyze ocean sediment cores to describe changes in sediment color, origin, magnetic susceptibility, and calcium carbonate…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusClimate Change, Geochemistry, History of Earth, PaleomagnetismComments Off on Past Climates Give a Glimpse into Earth’s Future
Getting Salty

Getting Salty

This lesson focuses on how saltwater forms. Students will observe a model to describe how salt enters water sources and…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusHistory of Earth, SedimentologyComments Off on Getting Salty
Eons in a Grain

Eons in a Grain

This lesson has students analyze fossil evidence to provide context for an ocean sediment core relative to the geologic time…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusBiostratigraphy, Geological time, Microfossils, PaleontologyComments Off on Eons in a Grain
Drilling into Deep Time: Unraveling Earth’s Complex History with Ocean Cores

Drilling into Deep Time: Unraveling Earth’s Complex History with Ocean Cores

Students will be able to make observations and inferences about the different organisms found within the layers of sediment cores…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusBiostratigraphy, Microfossils, Paleontology, SedimentologyComments Off on Drilling into Deep Time: Unraveling Earth’s Complex History with Ocean Cores
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