How are you going to get more than a dozen people across the Sahara and back? What if one of the vehicles breaks down? What will the team eat in the field?
How much will they eat? What if someone gets hurt?

These are the kinds of questions you need to answer if you are planning an expedition.

In this activity decide how to pack the Land Rovers and calculate what you are allowed to bring along.

• Printable Activity: Pack the Truck
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• Stat Sheet
• Packing List
• Food Update
• Photo Gallery

Niger is a country of many cultures and during the expedition the team will come in contact with different peoples: Arabs, Djerma, Hausa, Fulani and especially the Touareg. In this activity you will learn about nomadic Touaregs’ traditional culture and decode a message in Tifnar – the written language of the Touareg people

• Printable Activity: A Secret Message
• Teachers' Information Page
• Background Information - Peoples of Niger
• Photo Gallery

• Printable Activity: Where to Look
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• Background Information - Where to Look

You’ve made the dinosaur discovery of a lifetime. But the 135 million year old fossil bones are fragile – how are you going to get them out of the ground? In this activity work step by step to excavate and jacket a dinosaur bone. 

• Printable Activity: How To Dig a Dinosaur
• Teachers' Information Page
• Background Information - African Dinosaur Discoveries

Did you know that you can match almost every bone in your skeleton with those in the skeleton of a dinosaur? In this activity compare a human skeleton with the skeleton of a predatory dinosaur.

• Printable Activity: How To Dig a Dinosaur
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