Educational Programs
New for 2010, we are offering DROP-IN EDUCATION PROGRAMS!
NO PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED!
(We will take bookings – please see “PROGRAM & ACTIVITY INFORMATION”)
Our Education Programs are tailored to give children a hands-on, interactive experience of the activities professional palaeontologisits do to hunt, clean, and interpret fossils of dinosaurs and other extinct animals.
Activities included in the Education Programs include:
- How to prepare fossils,
- How to make museum quality replicas of fossils,
- How to excavate a dinosaur (or any other type of fossil),
- Outdoor activities, including neighborhood bird-watching and games,
- Fun and informative presentations on British Columbia’s dinosaurs and other fossils, famous palaeontologists, and more!
PROGRAM INFORMATION
Interested in participating in the Drop-In Education Programs? The Program is made up of four separate Activities offered each day Thursday – Monday. Participate in just one activity or all four – it’s up to you and your schedule! The Activities are available on a first come, first serve basis.
| Program Duration: Program Location & Address: Program Schedule: Suggested Age of Participants: Activity Schedule: Activity Length: Cost per Activity: |
July 01 – August 30, 2010 Dinosaur Discovery Gallery, 255 Murray Drive, Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia Thursday – Monday, 9:30am – 5:00pm 7 to 13 years of age. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult. TO BE ANNOUNCED! STAY TUNED! 1 ½ hours per Activity $15 per Participant |
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If you would like more information on the Drop-In Education Programs, or would like to reserve a spot for an activity (pre-paid only, please), please call the Dinosaur Discovery Gallery at (250)242-3466, and ask for Alan (Education Coordinator).
Educational Program Sponsors:
The TRMF is very grateful for the generous support that enables us to continue to offer and improve our popular camps for children.
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Michael William Skrepnick
Omar Kirkeeng Excavating
Brown’s Chevrolet
Offered by the P.R.P.R.C. and T.R.M.F. In Partnership With
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