fossils
Posted: 02 Nov 2009, 13:28
Hi everyone
I have had a the stage 1 teachers ask me about fossils etc for their little people down there in Junior School (year 1 and 2 kids). They are going on an archeological expedition to the sand pit on Thursday and were thinking of burying some chicken bones for the kids to dig up and then put together. Does anyone have any ideas on how best to do this, or an alternative? I would have to cook a chicken tonight to get the bones and then let them dry out before Thursday.
Also, I was faxed a copy of the edible fossils (chocolate, I think) a while back and don't know where it has gone. I probably passed it on to the appropriate teacher at the time (silly me!!). Is there anyone out there who would be so kind as to fax me a copy (or post it here on chemtalk) of the prac? Fax No 02 6762 1752 Attn Rosalie Murray
Thanks,
Rosalie
I have had a the stage 1 teachers ask me about fossils etc for their little people down there in Junior School (year 1 and 2 kids). They are going on an archeological expedition to the sand pit on Thursday and were thinking of burying some chicken bones for the kids to dig up and then put together. Does anyone have any ideas on how best to do this, or an alternative? I would have to cook a chicken tonight to get the bones and then let them dry out before Thursday.
Also, I was faxed a copy of the edible fossils (chocolate, I think) a while back and don't know where it has gone. I probably passed it on to the appropriate teacher at the time (silly me!!). Is there anyone out there who would be so kind as to fax me a copy (or post it here on chemtalk) of the prac? Fax No 02 6762 1752 Attn Rosalie Murray
Thanks,
Rosalie