Map Activity. A map shows cities. A map shows rivers. A map shows mountains. Lesson 5. Ancient Earth Journey to the Center of the Earth

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1 Lesson 5 Map Activity A map shows mountains. A map shows rivers. A map shows cities.

2 Lesson Find the map. Find the mountain.

3 Iceland is an island. There is water all around an island. An island is surrounded by water. Lesson 5 Map Activity Iceland Find Iceland. Iceland looks like this. Now look at this map. Find an island.

4 Lesson 5 Name Date We can use a map to find different places on earth. 1 Find an island on the map below. 2 Iceland is an island. There is water all around Iceland. Find the picture that shows Iceland surrounded by water.

5 Look at the map. Can you find Iceland? Iceland is an island. Iceland is between the United States and Europe. This picture shows Earth s crust. Earth s crust is broken into large pieces. The large pieces are called plates. Two of these plates meet under Iceland. Lesson 5 Map Activity Iceland This is a picture of Iceland. It looks like Iceland has two parts. What do you think happened? The two plates under Iceland are moving apart. As the plates move apart, Iceland breaks in two. Will Iceland become two islands?

6 Lesson 5 Name Date We found the island of Iceland on a map of the world. Other maps helped us learn how Iceland is changing over time. Use the maps, words and pictures to find the words that finish each sentence. 1 Iceland is an island between the United States and. a) Canada b) South America c) Europe 2 The Earth s crust is broken into large pieces called. a) states b) islands c) plates 3 Two plates under Iceland are. a) moving apart b) staying the same c) moving together

7 Lesson 5 Map Activity Iceland Where in the world is Iceland? Look closely at this map. Can you find Iceland? Iceland is an island. It lies in the North, between the United States and Europe. Deep under ground, Earth s crust is broken into large pieces, called plates. Two of the plates meet right under Iceland. One plate lies mostly under Europe. The other plate lies mostly under North America. This picture was taken in Iceland. As you can see, the ground is broken into two pieces. Why do you think the ground has split apart here? The two plates under Iceland are slowly moving apart. One plate is moving east. One plate is moving west. As the plates move, they are splitting Iceland into two pieces.

8 Lesson 5 Name Date We found the island of Iceland on a map of the world. Other maps helped us learn how Iceland is changing over time. Use the maps, words and pictures to find the words that finish each sentence. 1 Iceland is an island between the United States and. a) Canada b) South America c) Europe 2 The Earth s crust is broken into large pieces called. a) states b) islands c) plates 3 Two plates under Iceland are. a) moving apart b) staying the same c) moving together 4 Write About It! Use a pencil, computer, or other writing tool. The plates under Iceland are moving apart. What is happening to the island of Iceland?

9 Big dinosaurs have big bones. Fantastic Facts Lesson 10 Big dinosaurs have big feet. Big dinosaurs have big teeth.

10 Lesson Find the dinosaur s teeth. Find the dinosaur s bones.

11 Fantastic Facts Lesson 10 T. Rex Spinosaurus A Spinosaurus could catch big fish. A Really Big Dinosaur A Spinosaurus was bigger than a T. Rex. A Spinosaurus could swim. A Spinosaurus could bite. It had 38 teeth.

12 Lesson 10 Name Date We read facts about a big dinosaur named Spinosaurus. 1 Find the picture that shows the Spinosaurus. 2 Find the picture that shows the Spinosaurus teeth.

13 Spinosaurus was probably the only dinosaur that could swim. Spinosaurus had a huge head. It had about 38 teeth. Fantastic Facts Lesson 10 T. Rex Spinosaurus Spinosaurus could eat fish that were as big as cars. Spinosaurus, a Huge Dinosaur Do you know about a dinosaur called T. Rex? How about Spinosaurus? T. Rex and Spinosaurus both ate meat. But Spinosaurus was even bigger than T. Rex!

14 Lesson 10 Name Date See if you can remember the facts about the Spinosaurus. Choose the word or words that finish each sentence. 1 Spinosaurus could eat fish as big as a. a) truck b) house c) car 2 Spinosaurus could walk on. a) all four feet b) two feet c) one foot 3 Spinosaurus was the first dinosaur that could. a) fly b) swim c) eat meat

15 Fantastic Facts Lesson 10 T. Rex Spinosaurus Spinosaurus, a Huge Dinosaur You probably know about a dinosaur called T. Rex. But do you know about Spinosaurus? Spinosaurus was even bigger than T. Rex! Spinosaurus and T. Rex both ate meat. An animal that eats meat is called a carnivore. Let s find out more about Spinosaurus... Spinosaurus was probably the only dinosaur that could swim. Its feet may have looked like the feet of a giant duck. Spinosaurus had a huge head with 38 teeth. It probably ate giant sharks, and fish that were as big as cars. When Spinosaurus was on land, it may have walked on four feet. This made Spinosaurus different from T. Rex and other carnivores.

16 Lesson 10 Name Date See if you can remember the facts about the Spinosaurus. Choose the word or words that finish each sentence. 1 Spinosaurus could eat fish as big as a. a) truck b) house c) car 2 Spinosaurus could walk on. a) all four feet b) two feet c) one foot 3 Spinosaurus was the first dinosaur that could. a) fly b) swim c) eat meat 4 Write About It! Use a pencil, computer, or other writing tool. Write a word on the line to finish each sentence below. The Spinosaurus was bigger than a. The Spinosaurus and the both ate meat.