Post by North Carolina Children's Hospital.
It was a packed classroom today when The Academic Troubadour Program had the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences visit the Hospital School. The students learned about dinosaurs and fossils during this visit. Hudson got to hold a dinosaur’s tooth and learned that if the tooth was flat the dinosaur ate plants. Everyone was amazed to see that a dinosaur’s step from toe to heal was almost as long as the length of the classroom. With this much fun and learning, the Hospital School staff is looking forward to the Museum’s next visit.
It was a packed classroom today when The Academic Troubadour Program had the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences visit the Hospital School. The students learned about dinosaurs and fossils during this visit. Hudson got to hold a dinosaur’s tooth and learned that if the tooth was flat the dinosaur ate plants. Everyone was amazed to see that a dinosaur’s step from toe to heal was almost as long as the length of the classroom. With this much fun and learning, the Hospital School staff is looking forward to the Museum’s next visit.
