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Name PRIMARY SCHOOL DISCOVERY PACK Use this pack to help you explore on your journey through space and time!

Scotland s Time Lords Welcome to the very start of your journey! This gallery is all about how Scottish Geologists (rock scientists) have transformed our understanding of planet earth. Look and listen to the talking portraits and the man at the chalk boards. These are Scotland s Time Lords some of the most influential thinkers in Geological history! Can you draw the Time Lords and match up the descriptions on the plaques to the right people? You ll need to listen carefully to what they are saying! Charles Lyell James Hutton Ben Peach & John Horne Arthur Holmes We worked out how mountains are formed. I am very good at sharing information with other people. I discovered Deep Time. The idea the earth is really old! I found out a way to uncover the age of rocks. 250million years ago... Can you find the giant model of Planet Earth? What do you notice is happening? Can you make Alfred Wegener s Puzzle? How has Scotland moved over time? What is the name of this Super Continent?

The Time Machine How It All Started Step aboard our very own Time Machine! You are about to be transported back to the very beginning of time, 13.7 billion years ago! You re about to experience what Geologists now call deep-time. Maybe even Hutton would be surprised how old our universe is! Don t worry, you re perfectly safe and your captain will be with you soon! Welcome aboard your space ship! Follow your captain onto the observation deck and gaze out at the wonders of our universe. You ll see galaxies, our solar system and our own planet Earth form, before landing safely! Restless Earth You decided to land your space ship next to an active volcano, you are brave explorers! You re about to see, smell and feel how dynamic our planet is! Think back to Scotland s Time Lords where you saw continents move around; you re about to discover what sort of things this causes: The birth and death of oceans The creation of mountains Volcanic eruptions Earthquakes Shaping the Surface It s time to cool you off! You are now going to go on a flight across some glaciated scenery. You will fly over Norway and Scotland to discover the power of moving ice in shaping our landscape.

Casualties and Survivors It s time for you to explore life on our planet and how it has changed over time (called evolution!) Evolution often goes hand in hand with extinction, so watch out! Before you go over the bridge... Can you find out: When did planet Earth form?...million years ago When did life begin on planet Earth?...million years ago See if you can find Vasco or Amelia! They are time travellers, just like you, who have been on some amazing adventures. Ask them about the earliest forms of life on our planet, in the green gloop under the bridge called Primordial Soup. If you can t find them, see if you can find: Wiwaxia Ediacaran Worms The Anomalocaris (hint look up!) Can you find these animals and fill in the blanks in their names? _ c _ i Ly _ tr _ sa us W _ l a Fossils of this creature were used to prove the existence of Pangaea! What are three of the major causes of extinction on our planet? 1. C t _ C _ a e 2. M _ o s 3. P _ a T t o _ i _ s Charles Darwin gave us the theory of Evolution, but which Time Lord that you met earlier on today helped him work it out? It was Charles _ Y _ L _ The Human Animal Humans have four essential needs for survival F _ Can you find the grass? Why would dinosaurs not have eaten grass? W e _ t g _ Touch the heads and have a think about what it means to be human.

Environmental Dynamics Are the following statements True or False? Put a circle around your choice! To live in a hot and dry environment, a good water supply is essential. T / F Human beings have no impact on the environments of the world. T / F Cities tend to develop by the coasts and along rivers. T / F Human beings can claim land back from the sea. T / F Oceans and The Yellow Submarine Can you circle the correct answer? Oceans make up... 20% 50% 70% of the Earth s Surface Can you circle the correct answer? How many oceans are there? 2 5 7 10 Oceans affect our planet s climate? What did Marie Tharp discover when she mapped the sea floor? True / False How do they do this? Why do you think this is important? H _ g h Ridges and D p Tr _ nch _ s Tropical Coral Reef Coastal Waters Tropical Open Ocean Polar Seas Have a look through the portholes in the Yellow Submarine. Can you draw a picture or name some animals you would find in the different marine environments? Ocean Depths

Polar Extremes Have a look at the arctic clothing as you go into the gallery. Do you think these clothes would keep you warm? What do you think some of the other items are for? Can you find me in the gallery? Circle the correct answer Polar bears live in the NORTH POLE / SOUTH POLE Have a look at the 2 maps close to me. What is happening to my home? Why do you think this is happening? Can you find us in the gallery? We re in a few places! Circle the correct answer Watch the video on the wall to spot some other animals you will find in the Polar Regions! Penguins live in the NORTH POLE / SOUTH POLE Have you ever seen one of these before? See if you can find out more about Igloos! Can you find the Polar Ice Core? They are really important. They give us evidence for average changes in global temperature across time they are a bit like a climate change time machine! How do you think scientists get these large cores of ice? What do you think scientists are looking at in the ice cores? What do you think this tells them? Can you circle the pictures that are some of the reasons for greenhouse gas levels increasing?

4DVENTURE Planet Earth s Biomes You will shortly be boarding a craft The Endeavour which will be taking you on a journey from the Arctic Base at the North Pole to the Tropical Rainforest Base at the equator. You are going to see lots of different plants and animals on your journey across our planet. These living things have all adapted to survive in a different area. We call these different areas BIOMES. A biome is the name given to an area with a particular climate (what the weather is usually like), plants and animals. Have a look at the maps on the wall in the arctic base: What do you think the climate will be like in these Biomes? Draw pictures or write some descriptive words in the boxes below Tundra Sahara Can you think of a reason why the climates in these biomes are so different? One of the reasons is the influence of the. The equator is the line around the middle of our Planet. Locations at the equator are as the sunlight is spread out over a small area. At the Poles, the area is larger, so these areas are. Hotter Imaginary Colder Sun

Tropical Rainforest You have now landed safely in the Tropical Rainforests of West Africa! Have an explore around the gallery, there are about 10 animals for you to find, your rainforest guide will tell you a bit more about these! See if you can spot: Western Green Mamba Fruit Bat Nile Crocodile Yellow-Casqued Hornbill Chimpanzee Goliath Bird Eating spider Tropical Rainforest animals face many challenges living in these amazing places and some are becoming increasingly rare. Why do you think this might be? The images below are clues. Can you remember back to Scotland s Time Lords and how mountains are built? This is why Mt Kinabalu is still growing. As you re climbing the stairs look at the pictures on the wall and imagine you are climbing Mt Kinabalu.