David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins | Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
This resource offers an interactive exploration of human evolution, covering the past 6 million years and the unique traits that distinguish Homo sapiens. Learners can discover stories of extinction and survival, and understand features like tool use, bipedalism, and language development.
En bref
Ajouté le
17 mars 2026
Matière et domaine
science-daily-life · materials-science
Niveaux scolaires
5e année–10e année (2de)
Type de page
Article
Introduction
David H. Koch Hall of Human Origins
- Core Subject: The evolutionary journey of humans spanning over 6 million years to the present day.
- Key Themes:
- Scientific evidence of human origins and biological adaptations.
- The development of unique human traits, including walking upright, tool use, large brains, and the use of symbols and language.
- The history of survival and extinction among human ancestors and relatives.
- Educational Resources:
- Virtual Tour: An online walkthrough of the physical exhibition hall.
- Human Origins Portal: A dedicated digital resource for deeper investigation into human evolution.
- Teacher Support: Lesson plans and educational materials available for classroom use.
- Smithsonian Science How: Specialized content regarding early human diets.
Avis de la communauté
Pas encore d’avis publiés. Soyez le premier à partager votre expérience.