Greenhill Primary Palaeontologists

Children in Year 1 at Greenhill Primary (Bury, Greater Manchester), have been busy learning all about dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals this term.  A team member was given the opportunity to visit the school to work with the eager, young palaeontologists over the course of the morning.  The first part of the session was based in the spacious hall, the second part of the workshop, which involved dinosaur footprint measuring and finding fossils, took place in the well-appointed and very tidy classroom.

Pupils as Palaeontologists

Year 1 Children Had Created a Play Area for Their Dinosaurs

Pupils as palaeontologists.
Children from Greenhill Primary have created a dinosaur play area. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

As an extension exercise, our dinosaur expert challenged the children to draw a dinosaur and to label its body parts including the skull.  During the wet play, Nayaab drew and labelled a beautiful pink and blue dinosaur which was then presented to Everything Dinosaur at the conclusion of the morning’s activities.

Drawing and Labelling a Dinosaur

A beautiul pink dinosaur drawn by a young palaeontologist.
A beautiul pink dinosaur drawn by a young palaeontologist. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

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