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Once a Week Science Class!
Science & Nature
From Stardust to Dinosaurs to Today: The Geologic Time Scale
In this first lesson of the Let's Explore Earth series, students will embark on a scientific journey from the formation of the Earth to the present day, learning about the history of life on Earth through the Geologic Time Scale!
Annette Chatzikonstantinou (they/them)
347 total reviews for this teacher
40 reviews for this class
Completed by 195 learners
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11-14
year old learners
6th-8th
US Grade Level
2-8
learners per class
$12
Charged upfront
Meets once
50 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
Welcome to "From Stardust to Dinosaurs to Today: The Geologic Time Scale"! In this class, we will examine the history of our planet and life on Earth in a scientific capacity. Beginning with the formation of the Earth about 4.6 billion years ago, we will learn about what early Earth may have been like, when life first began, and how plants and animals evolved to create the modern species that exist today. All of this fascinating information will be presented within the lens of the Geologic...
Students will learn about the main Eras and Periods of the Geologic Time Scale, including their names and approximate times in history. Students will understand how the Earth was likely formed, and the process of how different life forms evolved throughout time. They will gain an understanding of the chronological timeline of Earth's past, and understand that humans evolved only very recently. Students will also use their new knowledge to make predictions about what Earth may look like in the far future.
There is no homework for this class.
1 file available upon enrollmentOne handout will be provided to students to be used throughout the class. If desired, they may also bring paper to take any additional notes, although this is not required.
50 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Students and parents are offered unlimited web access to the lecture slides.
Teacher
Annette Chatzikonstantinou (they/them)B.ScH, B.Ed, passionate about teaching science
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Lives in
Canada347 total reviews
335 completed classes
About Me
Hello everyone! My name is Annette and I'm a teacher from just outside of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. I have both passion AND experience teaching a wide variety of science topics. I developed an intense interest in geological and biological sciences...
