I was invited to speak at the

 Rutgers Geology Museum.

And I did last weekend.

I was able to share all

the facts that I know about dinosaurs

to everyone there.

Even to the littlest ones....

I made some new friends that day too.

And got to see my little cousin.

She loves dinosaurs too!

Thank you

Rutgers Geology Museum

for such a fun experience!

 -S.G.                   

COLLEGE...

ALREADY???

Rutgers Geological Hall 

and Dinosaurs...

Sharing my information

of dinosaurs was

EXCITING!

And check out some of

the things they have here...

There's also a Mummy here too!

You must come to see.

I came for their Dinosaur Night!

LOVED IT!

WALKING 

with the

 DINOSAURS

Back in July...

The entire show was AWESOME!

I LOVE DINOSAURS!

          -S.G.                  

Field Station

Dinosaurs

 

We had to have another trip to this place!

 

 

They have baby Hadrosaurs to pet here.

 

 

And they feed your children to the dinosaurs too!

 

 

 

All to the tune of wonderful music....



 

With a great game to play too!

NJ Governor or Paleontologist

 

 

Jack Horner is my FAVORITE!

 

I hope to meet him real soon.

We would have a lot to discuss.

 

-S.G.              



 

 

 

 

The Dinosaur Experience

at

SC State Fair Grounds

We arrived!

The dinosaur part of

this spectacular was amazing!

But there really wasn't any

fantasy as they advertised.

In the end,

I was really disappointed at this event.

I thought there would have been a lot more to do.

(Too expensive also!)

-S.G.              

You can see a few more pictures at the VERY bottom of my blog.

CALLING ALL KIDS

CALLING ALL FRIENDS

Do you LOVE science projects?

My friend and I love doing school projects,

and love to share with everyone what we've learned.

Together....  We're having...

The Secrets of the Scientists

(A homeschool science fair)

Where we can share scientific, technology, or maybe even engineering passions....

Come and join... 

School of the Minds

and

Dino Club

Here are the details:

When:  Monday, January 27, 2014

Time:  11:00 am (set-up)

         11:15 am (students' time to look closely at other presentations)

         11:30 am (presentations to start prompltly)

Where:  Lexington, SC

Fee:  FREE

Capacity:  12 students, any age from K - 12

Preparation:  Students will create a 5-7 minute presentation on a topic related to science, technology, and or engineering.

Guidelines

FOR RESEARCH BASED PRESENTATIONS.... Include the following when appropriate:

A.  Title

B.  Statement of what was researched (i.e. topic) and why you chose it.

C.  Research - history of subject matter, including key challenges faced by those creating the subject matter, current uses for subject matter and impact upon society.

D.  Prediction - Student envision as the future technology/use/designs of the subject matter and the expected positive and negative consequences of this new technology on society.

E.  Design Process - explanation of how the student would create the future version of the subject matter.

F.  Conclusion - Why this subject matter is important to society and why the envisioned future version will have a greater impact on society.

FOR EXPERIMENT PRESENTATIONS.... Include the scientific method:

A.  A Question

B.  Background Research

C.  A Hypothesis

D.  Test the Hypothesis

E.  Record and analyze the data

F.  Draw a conclusion

If you need any dinosaur

 science project ideas, 

let me know....  

I have a few in mind already!

Let me know if you want to join,

places are already filling up!

This is going to be GREAT!

      -S.G.