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 Weekly Tips for TeachersIssue 456: April 6, 2009 These and 15,000 more resources with your complete teacher resource! Teacher ResourcesTeaching Tip: Layers of Planet EarthBy: Sarah M., Grade 7 & 8 Science Teacher To teach a child the layers of Earth is a difficult task, he/she can not imagine what we are describing. So I took an apple and cut it in half. Wow! Every part we want to describe is in that apple. Starting from the core moving upward to the apples skin which, represents the Earth´s crust. It even led them to draw the layers. They are reminded of the Earth's layers each time they have an apple. Try it! It works! This Week in History
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
Earth Day Teaching Guide- Teacher Tips #456
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