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- Taking My 4 Kids to the Monte L. Bean Museum and Museum of Paleontology in Provo, UtahMy experience of taking my 4 kids ages 10 months - 10 years old to the Monte L. Bean Museum and to the Museum of Paleontology in Provo, Utah.
- School Science Curriculums Should Include All Theories Relevant to Advancing Human KnowledgeRecent advances in biology (and paleontology) have cast severe doubts of the Theory of Evolution. Therefore, it is entirely reasonable to advance any theoretical premise for instruction.
- Boundary, by Eric Flint and Ryk E. SpoorIn which there is paleontology and space exploration. At the same time.
Mary Anning, the Greatest Fossilist the World Has Ever KnownMary Anning made significant discoveries in the field of Paleontology without formal training.
Edward Drinker Cope, Othniel Charles Marsh and the Great Dinosaur Bone WarsHow a personal rivalry between two great scientists spilled over into a decades-long fossil prospecting feud that changed the face of paleontology forever.
The Tellus Museum in Cartersville, GeorgiaThe Tellus Museum has many of the earth sciences such as gems and minerals, fossils, paleontology and astronomy.- The History of Dinosaur DiscoveryA little history about the discovery of dinosaurs and the man who laid the foundation for paleontology.
- Barnyard PaleontologyFinding a dinosaur in a rooster
- Create Your Own Dinosaur DigA paleontologic dig is a fun way for children to learn about fossils. You can easily create your own dig for fossils that will teach your kids about the patience and skill needed to dig up dinosaur bones.
- Tyrannosaurus Rex: Plodding the Thin Gray LineIn this opinion piece, we discuss the popular debate in the world of Paleontology about the lifestyle of the Tyrannosaurus rex, namely how it got it's meals.
Ancient Gliding Lizard Found in ChinaChina continues to be a hotbed of paleontology as yet another animal that could be an ancestor of birds has surfaced there.
Visit the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research in South DakotaThe Black Hills Institute of Geological Research preserves and researches fossils found in the area of South Dakota and around the world. They give important research and educational materials to teachers and museums on the topic of Paleontology.- Did Dinosaurs Taste like Chicken?New protein analysis shows that the dinosaur's closest living relative could be... the chicken.
- Field Museum in Chicago Studies Ancient Cultures and DinosaursPeople who are interested in exploring ancient history should really appreciate the new exhibits at The Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois. The venerable Field Museum has recently opened exciting exhibits that the whole family can enjoy while learning.
Prehistoric Whale Fossil Found in ItalyWhile cetacean fossils are not rare in Italy because just about all of the boot-shaped country was once under water, finding one in this good a condition is almost unheard of.
Chicago's Museum ExhibitsThe Adler Palntarium is featuring a showing of "An Inconvenient Truth". e Museum of Science and Industry will be showing Body Worlds 2. The Field Musum features newest exhibit, Dinosaurs: Ancient Fossils, new Discoveries, through September 3.
Marine Half-Snake DiscoveredAn animal that may qualify as the remote ancestor of snakes has finally been brought to light after its fossil had languished unidentified for almost 100 years.- National Geographic MagazineA Magazine Review
- New Species of Dinosaur DiscoveredCleveland paleontologist names the new species, thought to be an evolutionary step between dinosaurs with large horns and small-horned animals that came later.
- The Absolute Failure of the Public Education SystemThe "No Child Left Behind" Act is a step backwards. Schools should adopt a more "home-schooled" way of teaching.
Distance Learning - University of Phoenix Student Survival GuideThis article is about getting started in an online distance learning asyncronous program.
Why Creationism and Intelligent Design Do Not Belong in Public SchoolsIn spite of the insistence of the religious right that evolution, creationism and ID are all legitimate scientific theories, evolution is the only one with actual science. It is the only one of the three that should be taught in public school science classes.- Georgia Summer Day Camps for ChildrenToday's children are interested in so many more things than the children of a generation ago.Today, children want to learn so much more, while having a good time.
The Dangers of Short Term HomeschoolingThe article entitled "Homeschooling: barefoot in the kitchen" profiles a family where the mom plans to homeschool her son for one year and return him to school. Frankly, this scares me.
Book Review: Space Race: The Epic Battle Between America and the Soviet Union for Dominion of SpaceBiographies of Wernher von Braun and Sergei Korolov are the launching pad of an analysis of the colossal rocket duel waged between the United States and the Soviet Union in the book "Space Race" written by BBC producer Deborah Cadbury.- Achievements of the Founding Fathers of the United Statesachievements and accomplishments of the Founding Fathers of the United States
- King Kong is Back!Whenever a movie of the stature of King Kong is to be released, tie-ins are not far behind. There'll be so much to choose from that you need a scorecard to figure it out.
- Finding Fossils in NebraskaAshfall Fossil Beds can take you back to a place in prehistoric time that dates back to prehistoric history. The first fossil was found there in 1991. Excavations and fossil preservation continue today.
- Summertime in Southern ColoradoA vacation to the Rocky Mountain area known as the Royal Gorge Region will leave you breathless. The fourteen foot mountains, the Arkansas River Canyons, and the glittering lights of the Cripple Creek Casinos will offer entertainment for the whole gang.
- Doug Macdougall's 'Frozen Earth' Explains Ice Age, Threat of Global WarmingGlobal warming is a hot topic these days. To understand what global warming is, and whether or not we need to be afraid, one must start by learning about the ice ages, and Frozen Earth is an excellent introduction to the topic.
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