Fossils for kindergarten

Students need to know the sequence of how fossils are formed. Used pictures from brainpop.

We wrapped up our two weeks of dinosaur research by reading and learning about fossils. The kiddos learned that fossils do not always have to be dinosaur bones. SHOCKING! You should have seen my kiddos faces when they learned that fact. After completing our What Are Fossils? anchor chart we decided to make trace fossils. The kiddos mixed salt, flour, coffee grounds, and coffee to make a dirt like dough. We then took little plastic dinosaurs, sticks, and leaves to make trace imprints. Once I…

Make a dinosaur dig without Plaster of Paris! You only need cornstarch and water. Fun activity for Cub Scout Wolf adventure, Digging in the Past.

Make cool DIY dinosaur fossils from salt dough and dinosaur toys! This dinosaur kids craft is great for toddlers, preschoolers, and school aged kids.

Salt Dough Fossils | Kids can make their own DIY dinosaur bones with our template and recipe. These fake bones are great for sensory play.

Do you have a dinosaur loving kid like I do? If so, try these DIY dinosaur fossil rocks! They're easy to make and so much fun to break open and discover dinosaurs! #dinosaurs #dinosaurfossils #diy #diyfossils #kidsactivities #preschoolactivities #kindergartenactivities #homeschool #paleontology

An educational website dedicated to early childhood education and making learning fun! This post will show you how to make fossils with kids!

Your kids are sure to have a blast with this fun and free printable make your own dinosaur skeleton activity for kids. Your students who love dinosaurs

Kids will love making these coffee ground fossils and pretending they are on an archeological dig! Made with coffee grounds, flour and more.

Are you a 3rd grade teacher looking for NGSS aligned activities to teach your students about fossil evidence, the fossil record, types of fossils, and the geologic time scale? In this post you'll find lesson ideas, STEM activities, science experiments, and more for teaching environments, survival, and fossil evidence in third grade science.