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Here are a few examples of my fossils accompanied by life-like Illustrations
Dufrenoy Ammonite
Lepidodendron Fern Tree
Crinoids
Calamite “Earth’s First Plant Like Tree”
Petoskey Stone “Hexagonaria Coral”
Feather Duster Tube Worms
SERVING SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN: Inspire Students with a Mobile Museum of Paleozoic Fossils
INTERACTIVE PRESENTATION MAY INCLUDE:
Exploration of Paleozoic Fossil Collection
Timescale Poster
Reading and Writing Elements
Colorful Renderings of Ancient Animals and Plants
Young Paleontologists Fossil Search (fill-in-the-blank questionnaire using posters, labels, drawings, fossils, and or Fossillady.com blog)
Imprinting of Fossils with Clay Activity
Place Card Match Up Competition
Book Presentation
“Under the Sea Time Forgot” coming out 2023 geared toward upper middle-grades. Through the story plot and dialogue, the Paleozoic time period comes alive. The likable, laughable and brave main characters survive a lifetime of explorations and sometimes life threatening undersea encounters by sticking together.
Classroom Adjustments
Depending on preferences, need fifteen minutes for set up and table tops for activity centers and fossil displays; counter space is a plus
Times and Pricing
Price negotiable; presentations require approximately an hour and a half, more or less depending on preferences. Most appropriate for 3rd-8th grades.
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