
South Australian Science Teachers Association
Fossil Rock: An Educational Video Series for Young Explorers
Posted by SASTA
on 06/03/2025

Discover the Wonders of the Ediacara Period
Fossil Rock is an engaging educational video series that combines live action and animation to ignite curiosity in young minds. The series explores the fascinating Ediacara Period fossils found in South Australia's Nilpena Ediacara National Park.
Program Highlights
- Target Audience: Children aged 4–9.
- Content: Interactive songs, dance-alongs, and storytelling that bring ancient worlds to life.
- Educational Alignment: Resources are aligned with curriculum planning, encouraging exploration and curiosity, and are easy to integrate into lesson plans.
Accessing Fossil Rock
- Availability: The series is available for free on YouTube, making it accessible for both classroom and home viewing.
- Subscription: Educators and parents can join the Fossil Rock community to receive exclusive updates, sneak peeks, and special educational resources.
Educational Benefits
- Curriculum Integration: The content is designed to align with educational standards, making it suitable for lesson planning in subjects like science and history.
- Engagement: Through music and interactive content, Fossil Rock fosters a deep connection to the natural world, inspiring the next generation of explorers and conservationists.
Creators Behind Fossil Rock
- Lucy Rasheed: A teacher and London-trained actress with 20 years of experience in film and theatre, Lucy founded Sea Star Rock Productions to promote nature, sustainability, and positivity among children.
- Kylie Claude: A writer, director, and producer focused on nature-based projects, Kylie co-founded Fastbreak Films, specializing in animation and creative cinematography.
Fossil Rock not only educates young minds but also raises awareness about the conservation of our planet's precious natural treasures. By introducing children to these ancient wonders, the series aims to instill a sense of appreciation and responsibility for our planet's rich geological heritage.
For more information and to start the adventure, visit the Fossil Rock website.
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