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Slide1

To be successful today, YOU need:

pen/pencil, Do Now half sheet, Notes sheet, chromebook

YOU HAVE 3 MINUTES TO GET YOUR MATERIALS and FIND YOUR SEAT!!

EXPECTATIONS for Do Now (on half-sheet):

Sitting in YOUR assigned seat…

SILENTLY and INDEPENDENTLY…

COMPLETE your Do Now…

We have 29 days to the EOG - What POSITIVE choices can YOU make today??Slide2

2

→ Go to

www.sciencewithmissb.weebly.com

→ Click on the “Classwork” tab

→ Under “Week 30 - Earth History Review”

→ Download Day 3 - Fossils.ppt

Go through the powerpoint and fill in your guided notes.

Complete the interactives at the end of the powerpoint.Slide3

LEQ: How do scientists use fossils to understand how the Earth has changed over time?

(Standard 8.L.1.2)Slide4

What is a fossil?

Fossils give

clues about organisms that lived long ago.

They help to show that

evolution

has occurred.

They also provide

evidence

about how

Earth’s surface

has changed over time.Fossils help scientists understand what past environments may have been like.

A fossil is the preserved remains of a once-living organism.

What do fossils tell us?Slide5

HOW IS A FOSSIL FORMED?

Sediment

Animal is buried by sediment

Layers

M

inerals

in rock layers

replace

the bones.

Movement

Movement of tectonic plates

pushes the fossil closer to the surface.

Erosion

Erosion or people expose the preserved remains.Slide6

FIVE MAIN TYPES OF FOSSILS

Petrified

Fossils

Molds and

Casts

Carbon

Films

Trace

Fossils

Preserved

RemainsSlide7

The word “

petrified

” means

“turning into stone.”

Petrified fossils

form when minerals replace

all or part of an organism.

PETRIFIED FOSSILS

PETRIFIED FOSSIL

The Field Museum in Chicago displays a fossil of a

Tyrannosaurus rex.Slide8

MOLDS AND CASTS

A

mold

forms when

hard parts of an organism are buried in sediment

,

such as sand, silt, or clay.

The hard parts completely dissolve over time,

leaving behind a hollow area with the organism’s shape

.

MOLD FOSSIL

This mold, or imprint, is of an extinct mollusk called an ammonite.

CAST FOSSIL

This ammonite cast was discovered in the United Kingdom.Slide9

All living things contain an element called

carbon

.

When an organism dies and is buried in sediment, the

materials that make up the organism break down

.

Eventually, only carbon remains.

The

thin layer of carbon left behind

can show an organism’s delicate parts, like leaves on a plant.

CARBON FILMS

FERN FOSSILThis carbon-film fossil of a

fern is more than

300 million years old.Slide10

TRACE FOSSILS

Trace fossils

show the activities of organisms

, like a footprint.

FANCY FOOTWORK

This dinosaur footprint was found in Namibia, Africa.Slide11

Some organisms get preserved in or close to their original states

. Here are some ways that can happen.

PRESERVED REMAINS

Amber

An organism, such as an insect, is trapped in a tree’s sticky resin and dies. More resin covers it, sealing the insect inside. It hardens into amber.

Tar

An organism, such as a mammoth, is trapped in a tar pit and dies. The tar soaks into its bones and stops the bones from decaying.

Ice

An organism, such as a woolly mammoth, dies in a very cold region. Its body is frozen in ice, which preserves the organism—even its hair!Slide12

Video - Becoming a Fossil

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/education/evolution/becoming-fossil.html

Interactive - Geologic Time Scale

http://www.alfmuseum.org/interactive1.htm

Interactive - Geologic Time Scale

http://science.nationalgeographic.com/science/prehistoric-world/prehistoric-time-line/

Interactive - Digging in the Dirt

http://www.nature.ca/discover/exf/dggngnthdrt/index_e.cfm

COMPLETE the following activities on your worksheet...