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Dinosaur Fossils

Dinosaur Fossils. Phonics and Fluency. l. l ea. lea ves. leaves. t. t ee. tee th. teeth. e. e gg. egg s. eggs. mu. mu se. mu se um. museum s. museums. an. an i. an i mal. animal. f. f os. fos sil. fossil. se. se ver. se ver al. several. p. p uz. puz zle.

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March 21, 2014 Supercroc H omework: Have a great weekend! :) Ob jective:

March 21, 2014 Supercroc H omework: Have a great weekend! :) Ob jective: I can use text features in an informational text to enhance my understanding of the text's central idea. Wa rm Up (in your composition book) C opy your objective into you comp book.

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The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins

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The Critics

The Critics. By: Ava Fowler, Bethany Higgins, Caroline Krumm , and Caroline Woods. Poverty in Industrial Societies. More noticeable and more frightening Could no longer apply the concepts of deserving and undeserving

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The Mesozoic Era

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Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs. A look at prehistoric animals. What was a dinosaur?. Dinosaurs were a group of prehistoric reptiles. Reptiles are animals that: - have backbones - have scaly skin - lay eggs - are cold- blooded. Have people ever seen a dinosaur?. NO!

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Fossils

Fossils. 5 General Types 1.permineralization 2. carbonization, 3. molds, casts, imprints, 4. trace fossils 5. Actual remains. Content Objective : I can use a map to identify fossil locations in Utah .

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AMNH

AMNH. Makoto Odamaki. A merican M useum of N atural H istory. Hyden Planetarium. Dinosaur Fossils. ROCK AND MINERALS. NOT AMMONITE. AMMOLITE. 4.5 ton Azurite. Gold!. GEMS. PRECIOUS JEWELS. Patricia Emerald 632 carat. Star of India 563 carat.

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Learning Objective: recognize and correct inappropriate run-ons .

CFU. What are we going to do? What does recognize mean? recognize means __________. Learning Objective: recognize and correct inappropriate run-ons . Vocabulary. 1 recognize means identify Inappropriate means not correct. What are we doing today?. Partner share

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FOSSIL FACTS

FOSSIL FACTS.

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Great White Shark Teeth For Sale

Great White Shark Teeth For Sale - Browse Our Huge Collection Of Great White Shark Teeth and Place Your Order Online. Free Shipping Within USA.

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THE DODO BIRD AND DINOSAUR

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Dinosaur Fossils

Dinosaur Fossils. Unit 4 Lesson 3 By: Mr. Ward Oak Park Elementary School. fossils. Hardened remains of an animal or plant that lived long ago. . Hardened. Became solid. . Scientist. People who study things in nature. . Difficult. Not easy. . Extinct. No longer living. .

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Dinosaur Fossils

Dinosaur Fossils. By: Dr. Alvin Granowsky. fossils. Hardened remains of an animal or plant that lived long ago. The fossil of the leaf imprint was found in sandstone. hardened. Became solid After the lava hardened we were able to walk on top of it. . scientists.

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Things To Consider Before Buying a Megalodon Teeth

Megalodon was one of the greatest prehistoric sharks to ever exist on this planet. They ranged from 40 to 100 feet in length and weighed around 100 tons. The kind of attention these ancient behemoths receive is incredible.

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Open Court Vocabulary for

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The smallest dinosaur ever was the microprator

The microrator. The smallest dinosaur ever was the microprator. fossils. Here are some of the dinosaur fossils of people around the world that have found them!. The biggest dinisour ever!.

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What killed of the dinosaurs?

disease ?. ice age?. What killed of the dinosaurs?.

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What Happened to the Dinosaurs?

What Happened to the Dinosaurs?. Dinosaurs roamed the Earth millions of years ago. Dinosaurs became extinct. Scientists called Paleontologists look for dinosaur fossils to find out why they do not exist today. No. Dinosaurs did not eat each other and become extinct!!!.

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