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Exploring Earth's Origins: The Vibrant Archean Eon Poster
The Archean Eon is the second eon. Journey into Earth's past with a vibrant Archean Eon poster, exploring the time when simple, single-celled organisms—bacteria and archaea—first appeared. Cyanobacteria produced oxygen through photosynthesis. The Archean atmosphere lacked free oxygen, but over time, oxygen levels began to increase. Explore Archean Rocks- Greenstone Belts, microbial mats, and stromatolites. File Formats:PDF formatEPS vector format for flexibility. Vector files are scalable to any
K - 12th
Ancient History, Biology, Earth Sciences
Engaging Architecture and Design Projects | Creative Biomimicry Adventures
Architecture and Design Projects — Creative Biomimicry Adventures Take young designers on a journey through nature-inspired architecture with this creative, open-ended project packet. Students discover how real architects — from Antoni Gaudí to the designers of Singapore's Arts Centre — have borrowed ideas from the natural world, then apply the same thinking to their own inventive designs.Activities include designing smart sustainable cities, treescrapers, floating waterlily cities, honeycomb sk
2nd - 4th
Biology, Visual Arts
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K-2-ETS1-2
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, K-2-ETS1-1
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The Great River - Montessori Impressionistic Chart about the Human Body
This hand drawn and painted chart accompanies the Story of the Great River, a story about the workings of the human body. You may print it as large as 18x22 or as small as A4 paper. The children love to recreate it and tell the story of each department as they pertain to their own bodies. Story not included.
1st - 6th
Biology
Montessori Timeline of Life Second Great Lesson Large Printable Format
The Timeline of Life is one of Montessori's iconic great lessons. The timeline begins in the Proterozoic and continues on to our currently time (the Cenozoic Era). The Timeline of Life can be experienced repeatedly to children from the age of six all the way through to age 12. Every re-viewing of the timeline leads to new insights, questions, and curiousity about life on Earth. The second great lesson prepares the child for further work in sciences - specifically in the study of: ZoologyBotanyGe
1st - 6th
Ancient History, Biology, Science
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