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Play this game to explore how plates affect our planet. 1. Click on an orange marker to explore a place on the map. 2. Examine how tectonic plates are moving there. 3. Answer the question and read more about it!

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Mr. Nussbaum USA United States Landforms and Activities Activities

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This section features an interactive map and numerous resources related to America's most important landforms.

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Here are photographs and descriptions of some common landforms. How many do you recognize?

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Free Homework Help | Our education staff publish regular articles, tips and tutorials to help students with their homework

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Earth Sciences: Types of Landforms | Free Homework Help

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The surface of earth is a collaboration of the various physical features. These natural physical features on the earth’s surface are called landforms.

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Explore several landforms with this slide show. Then test yourself with the short quiz.

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Landforms: StudyJams! Science | Scholastic.com

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From the mountains to the plains, Earth is covered with a variety of fascinating landforms. This activity teaches students about how landforms are created.

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Features mountains, islands, deserts and plains. Just click on the USA map

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You can learn more about types of land when you click on them in the map below.

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You can learn more about types of land when you click on them in the list below.

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You can learn more about types of land when you click on them in the list below.

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Matching Weathering Matching game for kindergarten, preschool and 1st grade

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Look at the PDF to read definitions of weathering, erosion, and deposition.

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Weathering and Erosion: Crash Course Kids #10.2

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Watch four videos that discuss life in the past, fossil formations and paleontologist studying fossils.

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Past Worlds

Utah's ecosystems have undergone major changes over the past 150 million years. Study of fossils helps inform scientists about the plants and animals that once lived on earth and can indicate changes in the environment over time.
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Extinction Events

Curious about what caused the extinction of the dinosaurs? Join a Museum paleontologist to learn more about the massive extinction event that took place 66 million years ago at the end of the cretaceous period.
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Fossilization

Ever wonder how fossils are formed? Dig into this video to discover the myriad of ways that fossils can be formed and how fossils provide evidence of stability and change in organisms and environments from long ago.
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The Paleo Prep Lab

The Paleo Prep Lab plays an important role in the process between fossil excavation and display in the galleries. Join a Museum paleontologist to learn more about how fossils are prepared and the inferences we can make from different fossil structures.
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Utah's ecosystems have undergone major changes over the past 150 million years. Study of fossils helps inform scientists about the plants and animals that once lived on earth and can indicate changes in the environment over time. Watch The Video Curious about what caused the extinction of the dinosaurs?

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Virtual Field Trip: Dinosaur Valley State Park in Colorado

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Virtual Field Trip: Dinosaur Valley State Park in Colorado

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There are a variety of interactive videos and activities.

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Visit OLogy, the Museum's science website for kids, to find free dinosaur games and activities. Learn how to draw what a dinosaur looked like, match eight dinosaur fossil photos with their descriptions, reconstruct and identify a fossil skeleton, and much more!

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Earth is an ever-changing planet. Volcanoes and earthquakes continually reshape the continents and seafloor. Mountains rise, then are worn down. In the 1960s, scientists presented a theory that explains Earth's dynamics, from the occurrence of earthquakes to the building of the Mid-Ocean Ridge.

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Plate Tectonics Earth is an ever-changing planet. Volcanoes and earthquakes continually reshape the continents and seafloor. Mountains rise, then are worn down. In the 1960s, scientists presented a theory that explains Earth's dynamics, from the occurrence of earthquakes to the building of the Mid-Ocean Ridge. Explore our interactives DEEPER DISCOVERY...