St. Mary students learn about dinosaurs, physical science
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The Cincinnati Museum Center Program-On-Wheels recently presented "Dino Dig" and "Experimenting With Physical Science" to the students at St. Mary Catholic School.
The younger students dug up dinosaur fossils, learned what dinosaurs looked like, what they ate, and how they protected themselves.
The older students explored bubbles, sound, electricity, motion, magnets, light, color, mirrors and optical illusions in the inquiry based program. They also learned how to create hypotheses, perform experiments, draw conclusions and share discoveries.[[In-content Ad]]
The younger students dug up dinosaur fossils, learned what dinosaurs looked like, what they ate, and how they protected themselves.
The older students explored bubbles, sound, electricity, motion, magnets, light, color, mirrors and optical illusions in the inquiry based program. They also learned how to create hypotheses, perform experiments, draw conclusions and share discoveries.[[In-content Ad]]