This week, campers explored the t heme "What is a Dinosaur?" Circle time included in depth presentations and discussions about what happened to the dinosaurs, where did the dinosaurs live and continental drift? 

The children were very creative with what they learned and made paper dinosaur hats, sponge and paper plate art, salt dough fossil imprints, dinosaur Ice Eggs and masks, as well as dinosaur skeletons with dried pasta or straws.

There were fun and academic activities that included dinosaur alphabet matching, dinosaur numbers and counters, T-Rex foot measuring, shape paper punching, and creating actual dinosaur habitat and dinosaur scenes based on what they learned.

In the following weeks, campers will learn how to distinguish different dinosaurs, such as the Stegasaurus and Triceratops and will learn how to classify dinosaurs based on their diet. They will do dinosaur rubbings, clips, stamps and even sand digs! The children will continue their Dino-ramas and create their own Dino Constructions. Fair warning parents, it looks like their may be some future paleontologists on our hands. 

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Other notes: please be sure you have brought sunscreen,  a healthy lunch, nap items and all of the necessary paperwork for your child. 

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