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Dinosaurs

Ten short lessons about dinosaur diversity, fossils, ancient environments, food, long-necked and armored forms, feathers, nests, neighbors and birds. 50 custom problems comparing evidence and conclusions.

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Illustration for the course “Dinosaurs”
  • 10Thematic lessons
  • 10Sequential lessons
  • 50Scored tasks
  • 10Theory sections
From topic to practice

What will we study

Choose a section or take classes in order. Both modes use the same objectives and results.

Group and findsTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Various dinosaurs

    Meet the group without one sample.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson
  2. How traces of the past are preserved

    We distinguish between the remains of a body and traces of activity.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson
Environment and nutritionTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Paleontologist and ancient environment

    We are putting together a picture based on several finds.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. What did dinosaurs eat?

    Compare power supply and output grounds.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Neck, tail and armorTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Diplodocus: neck and tail

    We look at the whole body of a long-necked dinosaur.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Plates, Spikes and Armor

    We distinguish between stegosaurus and ankylosaur.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Predators and developmentTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Tyrannosaurus and feathered forms

    Comparing predators without turning the film into evidence.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Eggs and ancient nests

    Evidence of development and a cautious conclusion about caring.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Neighbors and historyTwo short lessons and ten problems.
  1. Neighbors in the air and sea

    Not every ancient reptile is a dinosaur.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Ages, extinction and birds

    Reading history with proper boundaries.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1

Two ways to practice

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