PPT-Dinosaurs

By Allison Harry Payton Hannah What Did Dinosaurs eat Some dinosaurs eat eggs Some dinosaurs eat meat Some dinosaurs eat plants How Did Dinosaurs Move They move their neck to eat long plants Some dinosaurs walk on 4 legs Some dinosaurs fly Some dinosaurs walk on 2 legs They wag their tails They move their mouths to chew. FARLOW AND THOMAS R HOLTZ JR Department of Geosciences IndianaPurdue University Fort Wayne 2101 Coliseum Boulevard East Fort Wayne Indiana 46805 USA Department of Geology University of Maryland College Park Maryland 20742 USA ABSTRACTPredatory thero How many years has it been since dinosaurs roamed the Earth?. A . . 12. B . . 1000 . C . . 65 million. D . . Dinosaurs are still alive. A . . 12. B . . 1000 . C . . 65 million. D . . Dinosaurs are still alive. . By: Bobby, . Aubreyona. , Luke, . Reise. What Did Dinosaurs eat?. How Did Dinosaurs Move? . Some dinosaurs fly.. Some dinosaurs swim.. Some dinosaurs stomp.. Some dinosaurs crawl.. Some dinosaurs have two legs.. WEBQUEST10. th. grade. Index. Background Information. Introduction. Task. Resources. Time. Process. Conclusion. Rubric. Games. Q. What do dinosaurs have that no other reptiles have?. Background Information. Kitcher. in his book, . Abusing . Science: The Case Against Creationism . Solid evidence for the coexistence of dinosaurs and humans would “shake the foundation of evolutionary theory, because, of course, the dinosaurs are supposed to have been long extinct by the time the hominids arrived on the scene.” . Matthew F. Tabor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeopteryx. http://oficina.cienciaviva.pt/~pw011/jazidas/interrelacoes_theropoda.html. Bird . Phylogeny. Origin of Feathers. Prum. – Development and Evolutionary Origin of Feathers, 1999. January 16. th. , 2014. 6:30 – 8:30 PM. WFSU. Welcome!!. Snowflake Tape Resist. Skating with Dinosaurs. Show your children the “Dinosaurs in the Snow” episode of Dinosaur Train on PBS Learning Media and ask them what item might have made it easier for the dinosaurs to skate on the ice (answer = ice skates). Ask them if they have ever been ice skating before. Tell them that they are going to make some miniature ice skates to hang in the window.. Part One. A Journal . 30/8/11 Checking at home sources for information about first palaeontologists and fossil collectors. Finished part three -Now Persuade Us, then started on part one- Research & Reflection.. POSTCRANIAL SKELETON - III. PELVIC GIRDLE AND FEMUR. S. S. Sumida.  . The tetrapod pelvic girdle is a tripartite element through it’s history. . Primitively, the regions are not . dlearly. distinct, but soon after . . Alli. Whitmore. Dinosaurs . Grade Level . -Second. Content Area Covers. - . . *What dinosaurs are. *What a Paleontologist is. *The difference between a few Dinosaurs. *Why they went extinct . Academic Content Standers- . Birthdays Autumn 1. Starting Point- Birthdays. Key Text- Kipper’s Birthday. Conclusion- Class toy’s Birthday Party. Personal Social and. Emotional Development.. Communication and Language. Physical Development. Self confidence and Awareness. Introduce the ‘Helping Hands’ system. Children to have some responsibilities such as counting the amount of children having dinners.. The children are to be made aware of the location of resources and to grow in confidence at accessing and independently putting away.. In this second session we will tackle one of the most asked questions in the creation vs. evolution debate: “Where do the dinosaurs fit into the Bible” . We will look at the evidence that dinosaurs and man coexisted here on planet earth, and evidence that some of them may still be alive today (although rare). Adapted from Constance M. Soja and Deborah Huerta’s “Should Dinosaurs be ‘Cloned’ from Ancient DNA?”. What we know so far.... Dinosaurs were large, lizard-like creatures that lived millions of years ago.