This programme is for the following year groups: Years 1–4
Get hands-on with replica dinosaur bones and observe and identify the characteristics of well-known herbivore and carnivore dinosaur species.
Delving deep into the fossil remains of prehistoric life, learners will discover the processes of palaeontology. Gain a greater appreciation for how dinosaurs have evolved, and how marine and avian reptiles differ.
Learning Outcomes
Learners will:
- Understand what a fossil is, how they are formed and why palaeontologists study them.
- Make connections between animals that live today and those that lived millions of years ago.
- Discover about Joan Wiffen, the amateur paleontologist who helped uncover that dinosaurs once lived in New Zealand.
- Observe and identify the differentiating features of a variety of dinosaurs.
This programme is also available in Te Reo Māori.
*Terms and Conditions for FREE online sessions
1) Session are on average 30 minutes in duration
2) Minimum of 10 participants are required
3) Bookings need to be made a minimum of 2 weeks in advance
4) Free online programmes are available throughout Term 4 2021, however will conclude once schools are permitted to attend onsite
