Education Resource Hub
Thanks for visiting the North Carolina Geological Survey's Education Resource Hub. This database is curated by the Education and Outreach Coordinator for the NC Geological Survey and contains links to resources that may be of use to anyone with the goal of teaching or learning about geology and earth science.
This database contains some resources developed here at the Geological Survey and other external resources that get our "seal of approval." Resources developed by the Survey will specify NCGS as the "source." Please be aware of when a link will direct you away from our website.
Our Current Resources
- Down the Halls of Geologic Time - a lesson and activity on the geologic timescale
- Mt. Idaho - a lesson and activity on topographic maps
- Geologists Rock - an lesson and activity on the role of geologists in a "real world" scenario
- Geology Careers Powerpoint Slides
- Lesson and Activity
- Factsheets, Everyday Geology Handouts
- Interactive Maps and Content
- Mineral Mayhem - an interactive Storymap lesson about minerals
- Geologic Maps - an interactive Storymap lesson about geologic maps
- Downtown Raleigh ROCKS - an interactive tour of some of the building stones used in Raleigh, NC
- Factsheets
- Lithium in North Carolina Factsheet - information about lithium and lithium production in North Carolina (Please note: this document is two pages and is slow to load; please be patient as it loads that second page)
- Igneous Rocks Factsheet
- Metamorphic Rocks Factsheet
- Sedimentary Rocks Factsheet
This Database is Growing
Our Resource Hub is having a growth spurt so we appreciate your patience as we grow the resources we provide. If you have a resource need or would like our education and outreach department to develop a resource for you during our growth period, please contact the Education and Outreach Geologist Amy Pitts.