Conversemos:
¿Cómo crees que los científicos y las científicas averiguaron cómo eran los dinosaurios?
Conversemos:
Si los científicos no tienen suficientes fósiles de las partes blandas de los dinosaurios, ¿qué tipo de evidencia debería de usar un paleoartista para dibujar esas partes?
Animal Bone Cards (A, B, & C) printout | 1 per pair |
Dinosaur Decisions worksheet | 1 per student |
Dinosaur Decisions Answer Key teacher-only resource | 1 per class |
Extra Evidence Bone Cards printout
Needs to be prepped prior to lesson (see below). |
1 per group |
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1 pair per student |
We suggest students work in pairs. Homeschool students can work on their own.
Extra Evidence Bone Cards will print two per page so you will need to prep these cards by cutting along the thick black line in the middle of the page. Each pair of students will need a 1/2 sheet for the activity.
Wait to distribute these cards until Step 16 of the activity.
This activity involves students annotating illustrations of animal bones. Students are asked to write observations and circle patterns on their Animal Bone Cards. Prior to beginning the activity, it may be helpful to have a discussion about how circling similarities and writing notes on diagrams can be a useful way to compare and contrast multiple images.
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