Saturday, 17 December 2016

Gr. 4V Social Studies: Critical Chalenge - l“Alberta’s Fossil Heritage”


Fossils are an important part of our heritage—a part of the past that we still value because it helps make us what we are today. In this unit of study, the students in 4V discovered how Alberta’s fossils also help to make the province unique and what they can tell about Alberta’s past. They also learned why fossils are important today and how they are protected.


During this Critical Challenge, we explored the significance of Alberta’s fossil heritage.  Specifically, we examined and assessed the contributions and legacy of the following key individuals who played a significant part in Alberta’s past with respect to fossils.


·         Joseph Tyrrell


·         Barnum Brown


·         George Anderson        


After doing some research, the students were asked to select one of the key individuals listed above to explore, outline and assess their respective contributions relating to Alberta’s fossil heritage. The students had the choice of creating Poster, Newspaper Article, Information Brochure, Power-Point Presentation, Prezi, Pic Collage or Dramatization / Skit that highlights the life and work of the individual. The following are examples of some of the student work that was created.
 



 

 

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