To wrap up the lesson, we took a visit to the Tellus Science Museum up in Cartersville where they have an entire section devoted to dinosaur fossils. Both the kids enjoyed the museum, as did Tom and I however...personally I am looking forward to a possible family trip to the Creation Museum (http://creationmuseum.org/) up in KY next year. While doing this study and visiting the museum, I found myself constantly saying that science and the bible don't always agree. It will be awesome to take my children to a museum that shows science/history from a biblical point of view.
All in all, two thumbs up for the study. Bailey said it was most definitely dino-terrific! :0)
She made this fossil from a kit (you mix the plaster, pour it into a mold and then paint the pieces when dry and lay it out as shown in the booklet). This fossil is of a triceratops. |
Making the diorama |
It was awesome for her to stand next to a fossil and see how large these creators really were! |
Learning about electricity and missing Popo here... |
Hello baby blues.. |
Digging for fossils |
The museum lets you take home one (very) small fossil... most of them are ( probably shark) teeth. Others are replica fossil pieces. |
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