Grades 4-12: Ice Ages: How Cool was Your School

A geologist who has studied glaciers in Antarctica interacts with students to demonstrate how landforms, sediment types, exotic rocks and fossils from the Great Lakes region are employed to reconstruct past global climate changes and the Ice Age history. Similar evidence for the remote site is evaluated with students to work out the local Ice Age history and its effects on their community. A discussion of recent global climate change in the context of the Ice Age fluctuations of the 2.5 million years concludes the program.

$125
45 Minutes

Michael Narlock
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