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    Originally Posted by La Texican
    Could you please share what you found about geology? Last summer I had ds photograph all the local wildflowers and make crafts with them. He's always trying to collect rocks, that would be fun to do something with this summer.


    Sure La Texican

    http://www.fossils-facts-and-finds.com/geology_activities.html

    There is some really good stuff there, and some fun science activities.

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    Oh, that's so cool. We just started that thing where you boil salt into water until no more dissolves (it's called supersaturated), then it's poured into the bottom of a (cut in half) water bottle with threads hanging down into it and waiting for it to evaporate. We put a few drops of red in it.
    The boy asked me to do it next time with sugar instead.

    I'm going to have to read it again, was the point of the cookie thing to excavate chocolate chips out of cookies with toothpicks?


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    Originally Posted by La Texican
    I'm going to have to read it again, was the point of the cookie thing to excavate chocolate chips out of cookies with toothpicks?



    I think so. I think it was to replicate excavation of fossils or fragile minerals. We did this with my DS as part of another unit on dinosaurs. It is very messy, I'd do it outside if you can!

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