Teacher's Guide to: Fossils

Short (10 slide) introduction to fossils, converted from PowerPoint to a format compatible with Youtube, by Australian science teachers. This clip was developed for grade/year 9 students, uses animation, and is modified from an original PowerPoint presentation. Want to create your own animated PowerPoints? Email me for a copy of my article on how to animate PPTs (nzfilmprof at gmail.com).

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Science & Technology

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• fossils
• science
• powerpoint

[CatherineRox1]

My suggestion is - add some sound in your videos to make them more attractive and entetaining. They are very informative but not as interesting. Just my suggestions. I learn a lot from them.

[hp3kanalyst]

@CatherineRox1 Hi Catherine...thanks for taking the time to comment. I do include sound in many of my animated clips (principally in my YOUTUBE account NZFILMPROF), however, I include sound only when I think it adds something to them. And, it's hard for me to understand how adding entertaining music to a clip on fossils would improve it.

[LeGItxD3atHShAdOW101]

THNK U SO MUCH,now i can do my homework without getting an F :D

[huladacer]

thank you now i can do my homework on fossils

[drakgrotta]

you should talk about the realy young fossiliztion to :)

I learnd from this, thx :)