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The time walk is an exercise that helps us understand the periods in the history of the earth and the life. It is supposed to be used outdoors - at the schoolyard, soccer field or any other suitable place.We have selected 10 key events that reflect large geological and biological events. For each event there is a sign that tells you how long it was, expressed this year and in steps along a planned timeline. Students can place the signs along the line. Earth's origin is 180 steps away, but it's only 16 steps since the first vertebrates went up on land. Our own species has only been found in 2 mm - a small mooring step.The timetable takes about 20-30 minutes to complete. The students may have benefited from reading a little on the subject before doing the exercise.(Source: http://www.evolutionsmuseet.uu.se/skola/tidspromenad.html)

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The time walk is an exercise that helps us understand the periods in the history of the earth and the life. It is supposed to be used outdoors - at the schoolyard, soccer field or any other suitable place.We have selected 10 key events that reflect large geological and biological events. For each event there is a sign that tells you how long it was, expressed this year and in steps along a planned timeline. Students can place the signs along the line. Earth's origin is 180 steps away, but it's only 16 steps since the first vertebrates went up on land. Our own species has only been found in 2 mm - a small mooring step.The timetable takes about 20-30 minutes to complete. The students may have benefited from reading a little on the subject before doing the exercise.(Source: http://www.evolutionsmuseet.uu.se/skola/tidspromenad.html)

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Event arrangement:                                 When the earth became earth (180 steps),                                               The oldest fossil (140 steps),   Sweden is created (112 steps), The first animals (23.5 steps), Terrestrial vertebrates (16 steps), Mass extinction (10 steps),                  The first flower plants (5 steps), Tyrannosaurus rex (2.5 steps), Homo sapiens (1 cm),            Istiden (4mm).

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Event arrangement:                                 When the earth became earth (180 steps),                                               The oldest fossil (140 steps),   Sweden is created (112 steps), The first animals (23.5 steps), Terrestrial vertebrates (16 steps), Mass extinction (10 steps),                  The first flower plants (5 steps), Tyrannosaurus rex (2.5 steps), Homo sapiens (1 cm),            Istiden (4mm).

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Signs to print