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A Franklin Square student gets hands-on experience with a dinosaur fossil during math and science experience week at Franklin Square’s John Street School.
Photos courtesy Franklin Square school district
Students create dinosaur tooth replicas to take home at Franklin Square’s John Street School between Jan. 29 and Feb. 2.
Photos courtesy Franklin Square school district
Kindergarteners make dinosaur teeth at John Street School in Franklin Square to take home.
Photos courtesy Franklin Square school district
A representative from the Long Island Science Center teaches Franklin Square students about dinosaurs using replicas and fossils of dinosaur eggs, teeth and a skull.
Photos courtesy Franklin Square school district
Students at Franklin Square’s John Street School learned about dinosaurs during math and science experience week with hands-on activities and experiments.
Kindergarten students learned about dinosaurs from a representative from the Long Island Science Center. They viewed replicas and actual fossils of dinosaur eggs, teeth and a skull.
Students saw how large a dinosaur footprint would be, stepping on the print together as a class to represent the size. Using a dinosaur tooth, each student created their own tooth replica to take home.
Throughout the week of Jan. 29 through Feb. 2, each grade level participated in a different math or science activity.
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