Science

Learninginhand Imovie
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DINOSAURS

Dinosaur Dig - San Diego Natural History Museum. An interactive "Name that Reptile" game, FAQ's about Jurassic Park and DNA, and fossil hunting clues with photos provide good information along with fun. Download the Jurassic Jumbe word search or d it online. Grades 3-8
http://sdnhm.org/kids/dinosaur/index.html

The Dinosauria - University of California Museum of Paleontology. Text hyperlinks and subject buttons on many pages lead to sophisticated information with color illustrations and answer questions like"Are birds really dinosaurs?" An audio tour describes a Dilophosaurus discovery. Grades 6-8
http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/diapsids/dinosaur.html.

Dinosaurs - Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. A first stop for report writers, this iste offers extensive photos, good general information and details on the museums extensive collection. Highlights include a guide to museum dinosaur collections worldwide and a virtual tour with a 3-D fossil specimen. Grade 5 + up. http://paleobiology.si.edu/dinosaurs.

Dinosaurs: Fact and Fiction - U.S. Geologic Survey. Short, straightforward text entries answer 20 common questions about dinosaurs and cover topics such as habitat, diet, appearance, names and extinction. A reliable easy to navigate resource. Grades 3-6.
http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/dinosaurs

Sue at the Field Museum - The Field Museum Chicago Illinois. Learn about Sue the museum's superlative T.Rex fossil exhibit, with and interactive virtual dig, photo gallery, on line quiz, timeline and more. Grades 4-8
http://fieldmuseum.org/sue/index.html