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A local news station came out to cover our fossil dig. The kids were so stoked to be on tv!
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Comment by Wesley Fryer on February 19, 2009 at 7:59pm -
This is great, Michelle! I know I am seeing this WAY after it happened, but what a great example of hands-on learning! My family and I visited the Sam Noble Museum in Norman, OK just before New Years' and they have some hands-on exhibits for digging up dinosaur eggs that they really enjoyed. I would love to take a trip to Utah someday and see the dinosaur skeletons that I think they have preserved in the canyon walls. I am not sure exactly where that is, but it would be a great trip for StoryChasers! :-)
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