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During
most
of
the
last
one
billion
years
the
globe
had
no
permanent
ice.
However,
sometimes
large
areas
of
the
globe
were
covered
with
vast
ice
sheets.
Users
can
read
and
view
pictures
which
help
explain
what
ice
ages
are,
when
they
occurred,
and
why
they
occur.
This
site,
sponsored
by
the
Illinois
State
Museum,
has
links
to
web
pages
on
paleontology
of
the
midwestern
United
States
during
the
last
...
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The
Exploratorium
was
one
of
the
first
science
museums
to
build
a
site
on
the
World
Wide
Web.
This
homepage
provides
a
vast
array
of
links
to
science
resources
of
many
types.
Teachers
can
access
activities,
publications,
information
on
field
trips
to
the
museum,
and
a
digital
library
of
photos
and
movies.
General
interest
materials
include
online
versions
of
exhibits,
a
microscope
imaging
station,
...
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These five activities are sequential and are designed to cover introductory volcano topics. Included are objectives, materials lists, procedures, and a selection of related sites for students to access.
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