Geology+of+NYS+-+Dan+&+Joanne

Mission and Goals: Have students gain a deeper understanding of the Geology of NY; including (but not limited to) investigating glaciers, glacial features, creation and formation of New York State and how NYC and Long Island were shaped; rock characteristics; Universe and earth in its entirety; constellations; rock and mineral identification; human impact on our planet.



Rensizzle Students: 20
 * Izaiah Dasney ||
 * Andrew Garate ||
 * Victor Garate ||
 * Yui Maehara ||
 * Daniel Malagon ||
 * Kenia Delacruz ||
 * Valeria Franco ||
 * Alijah Garcia ||
 * Jason Ramirez ||
 * Andres Aguirre ||
 * Kevin Arango ||
 * Max Cerezo ||
 * Mariano Garcia ||
 * Jordy Lantigua ||
 * Haezy Barros ||
 * Ngawang Choeyang ||
 * Stephanie Rosero ||
 * Cesar Rodriguez ||
 * Karen Sandoval ||
 * Catherine Gargan ||

Overview of schedule:

Photos, Videos, Writings, Blogs, Links: =**DAY ONE**= =**Ah, yes...the traditional trip to Howe Caverns.**= After a grueling 4 hour ride, we made it upstate to Howe Caverns. We were quite the large group, as the Nature Rensizzle joined us that day. Howe Caverns is an amazing adventure

=**DAY TWO**=







=During day 2, we went to Central Park as apart of our geology rensizzle trip.We found evidence of glaciers being over there in the past. The evidence that we found of glaciers being present in the past in Central Park were the striations. We were informed what striations were, they are the parallel lines on rocks that show the movement of glaciers. Erratic rocks were dragged by glaciers. Some rocks were picked up along the way= = = = = = = =__**DAY THREE**__=







=__**DAY FOUR**__=