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We will Rock song

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I couldn't resist this song!!! It's the Rock Star in me!!!! Yeah... come on sing along with me!!! Don't forget the claps!!!

Songs to help you remember the three different types of rocks.

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Who ever said rocks were boring when we have these songs to help us remember!!
Let's get Rockin'

And here is another video, just incase those rock songs were not rockin' enough!

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Science lesson number 3 - WHAT'S A FOSSIL?

Fossils are the stone remains of animals or plants that were once alive. Fossils can be the bones of a dead dinosaur or his big footprints in the sand. Usually only the skeletons of animals are left after millions of years. But sometimes a whole animal, like a woolly mammoth, gets trapped in ice.

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