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Australian
Fossil
And Mineral
Museum

Dinosaurs And Living Things

Early Stage 1 – Stage 1

How do we know dinosaurs ever existed? What do we know about how dinosaurs lived and what lived alongside them?

Sitting in the shadow of the T. rex, students will see real dinosaur eggs, dinosaur skeletons and fossils as well as learn about the planet we live on, in a program designed for Early Stage 1 to Stage 1 students.

 

PLAN YOUR VISIT
AUSTRALIAN FOSSIL AND MINERAL MUSEUM
K-12 EDUCATION PROGRAMSEDUCATOR GUIDED SESSION
COST  $7 per student (GST FREE)
DURATION 90 minutes
Minimum 10 students Maximum 100 studentsTEACHER LED SESSION
COST  $5 per student (GST FREE)
DURATION 1 hour (10-55 students), 1.5 hours (56-80 students), 2 hours (81-110 students)

AVAILABILITY
9am – 4.30pm  6 weekdays.  Not available on Wednesday
Last session starts at 2.30pm

SUPERVISION RATIOS
The supervision ratio is 1:10 for stage 1-3. Teachers and parents attend free of charge at these ratios. 1:15 stage 4-6
One carer per student with special needs will be admitted free of charge.

SHOP
Quality fossil and mineral specimens and educational toys

FACILITIES
Picnic tables
Accessible toilets
Access ramps – access to the museum is via the car park.

Parking – Please note there is no coach parking or drop of outside the museum.  Please contact the museum for details.

ADDRESS

224 Howick Street Bathurst

Bookings (02) 6333 6522

Museum (02) 6338 2860

CURRICULUM LINKS

Physical World

  • ST1-8ES ‘Describe some of the observable changes that occur in the landscape’
  • ST1-9ES ‘identifies ways that people use science in their everyday lives to care for the environment and Earth’s resources’

Living World (Fossils Evidence)

  • ST1-10LW ‘describes external features, changes in and growth of livings things’
  • ST1-11LW ‘describes ways in which different places in the environment provide for the needs of living things’

Products

  • ST1-16P ‘describe a range of manufactured products in the local environment and how their different purposes influence their design’

 

RESOURCES

 Information for Teachers

Curriculum Links