Free Destination Unknown - Week 1

$0.00

Free Preview: Week One  

Your mission begins now. In Week One of Destination Unknown: Earth Landscape Investigation, young geologic field agents receive their first classified briefing - a mysterious set of clues pointing to an unknown location somewhere on Earth. Using real-world evidence like rock type, landform shape, erosion patterns, and climate indicators, students begin piecing together the puzzle of where on Earth they've been assigned.

This free week includes:

  • Mission Briefing #1 — your agent's first clue packet
  • Intro to the Field Agent Notebook — how to record evidence like a real geologist
  • Hands-On Activity: Rock Detectives — observing and comparing rock samples to unlock your first location clues
  • Discussion Prompt: What does the land tell us before anyone says a word?

Perfect for grades 6–10, this week sets the tone for the whole unit: inquiry-driven, evidence-based, and genuinely mysterious. No prior geology knowledge needed - just curiosity and a willingness to dig in.

Ready to find out where in the world you've landed? The clues are waiting.

See details

Destination Unknown: Operation Blind Terrain

$50.00

Destination Unknown is a complete, self-directed earth science unit study built for middle and high school students who learn best by doing. Each of the six missions follows the same structure: students complete a hands-on experiment that models the geologic process that created the landscape, work through a set of field clues drawn from direct observation of their surroundings, and then read a detailed Field Intelligence Report that gives them the full science behind what they have encountered. The mystery is solved only when a student can name their location and explain exactly how they know.

See details