This interactive digital science activity gives students the power to build their own model of Relative Dating using rock layers. Given a collection of 14 total draggable items, students must place them in their correct position in these diagrams by a "drag and drop" modeling activity. Students are provided a 8 pieces that contain layers of rock and 6 labels. Upon placing the parts in their accurate location, students must drag the labels next to their correct components in order to create 4 rock outcrops. Students will stay super focused and engaged while completing this digital modeling activity! This editable product is in Google Slides format.

SLIDES INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT:

• 2 slides that give directions for the activity AND helpful tips to build your model.
• A student edition slide that includes all parts of the model (scattered).
• An answer key slide that shows a COMPLETED model.

8 PIECES OF ROCK LAYERS INCLUDED IN THIS MODEL

6 LABLES IN THIS MODEL:

• Index Fossil
• Extinct Species
• Youngest Layer
• Oldest Layer
• Longest Living Species
• Unconformity

EACH LABEL IN THIS MODEL INCLUDES:

• Name of object (see items above)
• Description of the object
• Clue about its energy location in the diorama
• Draggable pointer that can be moved around

This digital activity is perfect for 1:1 classrooms, remote learning, or just a fun change of pace to practice tech skills in science! Enjoy building your digital science models!

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