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3 mar 2017 · The Ice Age refers to a long period of time in Earth’s history when large parts of the planet’s surface were covered by ice sheets and glaciers. It’s characterized by colder temperatures and extensive ice cover.
Five Ice Ages. The lesson lists the names and date ranges for the five significant ice ages that have occurred in the Earth’s history. The first was the Huronian, which lasted from 2.4 to 2.1 billion years ago. The Cryogenian Ice Age lasted from 850 to 635 million years ago.
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The geological history of the Earth characterizing polar ice sheets and alpine glaciers is known as the Ice Age. Throughout history, the Earth has gone through various phases of the ice age and greenhouse periods, the latter characterizing a period where no glaciers exist on the planet.
This PowerPoint is the perfect Ice age teaching resource for leading a lesson all about how human life began on earth. Travel back in time with your students and learn all about how the earth looked 110,000 years ago.
Observe fossils of extinct Irish species and describe where the fossils were discovered in Ireland. Recognise the difference between natural climate change, like the Ice Age, and today’s Climate Crisis. Complete a series of activity sheets with themed puzzles, a word search and drawings.
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