Advocates that instruction in petrology be based more on the observable physical characteristics of rock formations rather than being a study of geologic history. (CP)

Describes approximately 15 hours of activities in the Sellicks Beach Area suitable for high school students interested in studying sedimentary and structural geology, geomorphology, and human land use patterns. (CP)

Describes an itinery for a four day camping trip into the Olary district of South Australia. Provides numerous geologic activities. (CP)

Describes a simple activity designed to show the effects of leaching and evaporation on salts in the soil. (CP)

Reports on the geology of a 60 square kilometer area located within the central Mt. Lofty Ranges with special references to teaching activities. (CP)

Provides a description of the geological history of the Naracoorte area of South Australia, and outlines how an excursion to the Naracoorte caves can be used to teach major ideas in biology. Background information including questions and activities are suggested. (JR)

Describes activities by which the porosity and permeability of materials with respect to water can be measured. (CP)

Described is the equipment and procedures used to prepare and display petrological (thin rock) sections without the use of sophisticated apparatus. (SL)