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Chikyu Chronicles: Comics from IODP Expedition 405

Chikyu Chronicles: Comics from IODP Expedition 405

Climb aboard Chikyu, a giant Japanese research ship, and follow a team of scientists from around the world as they…

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Oct 2025
By Maya PincusDrilling, Earthquakes, Education, Expeditions, Plate TectonicsComments Off on Chikyu Chronicles: Comics from IODP Expedition 405
Virtual Expedition to the Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Virtual Expedition to the Mid-Atlantic Ridge

This lesson uses microfossils from drill sites on both sides of the Mid-Atlantic ridge. For each site, students will use…

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Sep 2025
By Maya PincusHistory of Earth, Plate Tectonics, seafloor mappingComments Off on Virtual Expedition to the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
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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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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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
The Scale of Past Climate Events

The Scale of Past Climate Events

This lesson has students analyze oxygen isotope and ice rafted debris (IRD) data to identify major climate fluctuations, correlating those…

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Sep 2025
By Maya PincusClimate ChangeComments Off on The Scale of Past Climate Events
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
Oxygen Isotopes Reveal Ancient Climates

Oxygen Isotopes Reveal Ancient Climates

In this lesson, students will join scientists as they explore how deep ocean sediment cores are used to study microfossils,…

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14
Sep 2025
By Maya PincusBiostratigraphy, Climate Change, Geochemistry, History of Earth, Microfossils, Paleontology, SedimentologyComments Off on Oxygen Isotopes Reveal Ancient Climates
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?
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
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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Sep 2025
By Maya Pincusseafloor mapping, VolcanoesComments Off on Mapping an Underwater Volcano
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