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Activities for Fun and Learning
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![]() Sixth-grade science teacher Nicole Keegan calls the Bones Rock! activities "very well rounded," with "both concrete and abstract thinking involved." She says, "The abstract thinking is in the open-ended style questions that allow students to imagine and come up with answers for themselves, and there is, virtually, no right or wrong. Children like to dream and imagine and if they have the background information to do so, they will and what you get in return will amaze you!" Thanks, Nicole, for the assessment! The following Sample Questions and Sample Projects are related to subjects we've discussed in the content pages of this site, from T. rex In-depth and Paleontology. They are intended for various age groups, so see where you fit in! As this site progresses, we'll post answers, along with discussions of activities you might want to suggest! |
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