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Earth science resources for teachers of all grade levels. Tons of educational content dealing with plate tectonics, rocks, minerals, earthquakes, volcanoes, weather, volcanoes, and historical geology. Contains videos, worksheets, websites, and activities for students.

Air Pressure Animation/Explanation

Students learn air pressure basics and discover how heavy air impacts them. This animation clarifies why air's weight doesn't crush us, making complex scientific ideas accessible.

Alfred Wegener and His Discovery of Continental Drift Video

Students will learn about Alfred Wegener's continental drift theory and the challenges he faced gaining scientific acceptance for his groundbreaking ideas.

An Introduction to Volcanoes

Students will explore the basics of volcanoes through an exciting, visual introduction. They will build foundational knowledge and spark interest in geological processes.

The Chelyabinsk Meteor Video

Engage students with this detailed video exploring the extraordinary Chelyabinsk Meteor impact in Russia. They will analyze the event's science and global significance.

Dinosaurs that aren't Dinosaurs Videos

Students will distinguish between true dinosaurs and common look-alikes. They will discover correct scientific classifications, debunking myths and understanding how dinosaurs are precisely categorized.

Rock Observation Lab

Engage students in observing four rocks to develop key observation and inference skills. They will infer rock environments and guess types before formal rock classification.

Science Experiment Demonstrating the Scientific Method

Equip students to master the scientific method through a hands-on experiment. They will practice data collection, identify variables, and formulate clear conclusions.

I Dig This Town: Soil Song and Video

Introduce younger students to soil science with a charming song and video. Students will actively learn fundamental earth concepts through this memorable, musical lesson.

Sediment Permeability and Porosity Lab

Students design and execute an experiment to identify the most permeable and porous sediment type. They will develop strong experimental design, data collection, and conclusion-forming abilities.

A Mineral or not a Mineral Lab

Students sort various objects, applying mineral characteristics to classify them. They justify their choices, deepening their understanding of what defines a mineral and sparking rich classroom discussions.

Earth Science: The Nature of Science

Empower students to investigate the nature of science through dynamic hands-on and digital labs. They will master the scientific method within Earth Science contexts.