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BR/KS3From Earth Science On-Site< BR
Black Rock, Derbyshire It is anticipated that the ideas and materials presented here will be adapted by schools, and others, to be more appropriate for their own purposes and programmes of study. In such circumstances please acknowledge the source as the Earth Science On-Site project. Earth Science On-Site Project IntroductionIntroduces the Earth Science On-Site Project and its goals Site Location and AccessDescribes the site and how to get there and includes a preliminary Risk Assessment Aerial PhotographGoogle Maps® image showing the site, annotated with subsites if applicable (links from balloons are not active) Earth Science Briefing for the SiteProvides the Earth Science background “story” for group leaders as well as the Earth Science principles that can be demonstrated at this site KS3 National Curriculum LinksSummarises the NC areas from Schemes of Work for KS3 KS3 Preparation and Follow-up IdeasSuggested preparatory and follow-up work to this Earth Science On-Site visit including pupil homework sheets KS3 Exercise 1: National Stone Centre (Dene Quarry and Black Rock)Introduction and a map of the site with key points labelled. Suggested worksheet 1 (with answers) for the first of the NSC sites. All of the NSC exercises are repeated in the Earth Science On-Site project for that site KS3 Exercise 2: National Stone Centre (Dene Quarry and Black Rock)Suggested worksheet 2 (with answers) for the second of the NSC sites. KS3 Exercise 3: National Stone Centre (Dene Quarry and Black Rock)Suggested worksheets 3, 4, 5, & 6 (with answers) for the final NSC sites. KS3 Exercise 4: Dene Quarry (Black Rock)Transfer advice to Dene Quarry with suggested worksheets 7 & 8 (with answers) for the Dene Quarry site. KS3 Exercise 5: Black RockSuggested worksheet 9 (with answers) for the Black Rock sites Information FilesAdditional background information on the Millennium Wall, interpretation of the ancient and modern reefs and fossils
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