Dinosaur
Sites and Sources
Exhibits
and Museums
- The
Field Museum of Natural History Triassic Exhibit
- From the Field Museum of Natural
History, in Chicago, Illinois. Have fun with sight and sound as you learn
about our long gone dino pals! Follow along on this online tour!
- The
Dinosauria
- University of California at
Berkeley's incredible Dinosaur Expo... this site is a must-visit for Dino
fans!
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Other
Dinosaur Sites
- Zoom
Dinosaurs
- Zoom Dinosaurs is a comprehensive
on-line hypertext book about dinosaurs. It is designed for students of all
ages and levels of comprehension. It has an easy-to-use structure that allows
readers to start at a basic level on each topic, and then to progress to much
more advanced information as desired, simply by clicking on links.
- Jobaria!
- Project Exploration proudly
presents "www.jobaria.org." This site was launched on November 11, 1999 -
simultaneous with the announcement of Jobaria, a new dinosaur giant from Africa.
One of Project Exploration's missions is to make the excitement of new dinosaur
discoveries accessible to the public - and especially children. This site
is designed to do just that.
- Discovering
Dinosaurs
- This excellent site from the
Encyclopedia Britannica traces dinosaur hunters and their discoveries throughout
time. It also has some fun and informative activities to do, and IMAX movie
clips!
- Dinosaurs,
Dinosaurs and More Dinosaurs
- Dinosaurs dinosaurs and more
dinosaurs! Dinosaur art, a dinosaur dictionary, dinosaur contests, dinosaur
news, dinosaur digs, dinosaur scientists, dinosaur books, dinosaur links,
The Lost World Jurassic Park Traveling Exhibit and all manner of cool dinosaur
stuff... if it's dinosaurs you want, Dino Don's got 'em!
- Walking
With Dinosaurs
- Play a dinosaur game, learn
about their footprints, send a dinosaur postcard, or find out about extinction
from this BBC sit
- National
Geographic Online's Dinosaur Eggs
- This story takes you behind
the scenes of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC magazine’s May 1996 article, The Great Dinosaur
Egg Hunt.
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- Meet
The Dinosaurs
- Read cool details about meat
and plant eating dinosaurs, constructed by students at Pocantico Hills School
Activities
For Students
Lesson
Plans and Activities for Teachers
Here
Come the Dinosaurs! Webquest
Take your class on a WebQuest!
This well designed activity from Guilford County Schools Greensboro, North Carolina
uses the "ZOOM Dinosaurs" website as it's resource. Written for Second
Grade students with clear, easy-to-read directions and printable activity sheets.
Travel back through time to learn about dinosaurs. The purpose of this expedition
is to learn about the size, shape, movement, and food of dinosaurs. Don't miss
this one...GREAT activity!
Activities
and Ideas for Teachers from The Field Museum of Natural History Dinosaur Exhibit
This page includes a sample of
activities from Educational Activities for the Life Over Time Exhibit, a packet
created for teachers and students.
Dinosaur
Extinction
From the Newton's Apple TV
show. Includes articles, vocabulary, an activity, and additional resources.
Movie
Dino
From the Newton's Apple TV
show,discussing how dinosaurs like those that appeared in the movie Jurassic
Park are made.
© 1996 Patricia Knox - North
Canton City Schools
This Page last updated on July 29, 2000
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