Continental Drift NGSS MS-ESS2-3 Print and Distance Learning

Description

Lawyer up and prepare your defense! Poor old Alfred Wegener is in the dock accused of bringing the scientific community into disrepute with his wild theory of continental drift. Time to bring in the expert witnesses. Your students are going to examine the evidence and prepare his defense.

❤️“Loved how the material was presented, the students really enjoyed this activity!” Melissa H.

This will be a lesson to remember. Each science station is arranged as a court exhibit. At each station the students will examine the evidence and note how this helps their client’s case in their defense notes.

A google classroom distance learning version is also included so you’re all set whether you have face to face classes or have to teach remotely. You can relax and teach knowing that you’ve got this covered.

• Exhibit A: Fossil Evidence
• Exhibit B: Geologic Evidence
• Exhibit C: Jigsaw Evidence
• Exhibit D: Glacial Evidence
• Exhibit E1 Sea Floor Evidence Magnetic Stripes
• Exhibit E2 Sea Floor Age of Rocks Evidence Graph

✍Conclusion (perfect as an assessment/homework)

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