| The Friends
of Big Bone have created two educational packages
for use in a classroom setting. Both curriculums
tie together several disciplines and the prehistoric
and historic lives of animals and humans at Big Bone
Lick. The lessons also engage students with hands-on
activities that lead to an understanding of why animals
and humans have sought out the salt springs for thousands
of years.
Friends of Big Bone education packages meet all
KERA standards for classroom use. Current units of
study are:
A third educational package, which also follows the same curriculum design, includes a chapter
on the Big Bone Lick Area. This package was created through and by the Boone County
Historic Preservation Review Board.
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