Gary Lewis, GEOetc, leads….. Discover Hawaii’s Active Volcanoes 6-12 July 2024 Trips for STEM & Geography Educators and friends. TRIP IS NOW FULL (get on the email list if you want to be on the wait list) Pre-service teachers and
Discover Iceland – Fire and Ice on a Mid-Ocean Ridge 21-27 July 2024 TRIP ALMOST FULL. Contact us for details (gary at geoetc.com) This 7-day (6 night) field trip to Iceland highlights the amazing geology of this Mid-Ocean Ridge country. We
As the rocks on our planet are continually being moved around by Plate Tectonics, it is rare to find layers of sedimentary rock still in their original position. Sedimentary rocks, like sandstone, mudstone, shale, etc are formed when sediments are
Discover Iceland – Fire and Ice on a Mid-Ocean Ridge 23-29 July 2023 TRIP IS FULL (check out our trip for 2024) This 7-day (6 night) field trip to Iceland highlights the amazing geology of this Mid-Ocean Ridge country. We will
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Geocache Iceland 2023 20-26 August 2023 Get on the waiting list – Join our email list Just ONE open place….. This 7-day (6 night) geocaching trip to Iceland highlights the amazing scenery of this Mid-Ocean Ridge country. We will walk
Have your students practice reading directions from a compass – cardinal points as well as bearings. This is an important skill for any students wanting to do a field-based science study. This activity would take students 15-25 mins to complete.
A teaching resource by Mariana Garcia Serrato San Jose, CA, USA For several years I have been teaching Plate Tectonics to students and we have done several paper-pencil activities that have to do with plotting earthquakes, volcanos and landforms on
Have you students calculate the speed of the moving Pacific Plate using the ages of rocks collected on the different islands. Students measure the distance between the collection site and then work out the age difference between the sample. They