the kinder team in action on the big dig,
in search of dinosaur bones.
some do the labor,
some supervise.
their dino artifacts go on display
for all to enjoy
in the playground museum.
—
the dinosaur’s eloquent lesson is that if some bigness is good,
an overabundance of bigness is not necessarily better.
– eric johnston
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so fun!
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I’ve always thought that where one dug for dinosaurs was as much a matter of guessing as science. t
That said, there is no reason why they could not be found under what appears to be a play structure or the porch. And all large operations like a dinosaur dig require good managers to keep track. :D
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all that is so true. (play structure – good eye)
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So adorable! I wish I was there to see all of their exhibits in the museum! :)
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you would have enjoyed it )
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A playground museum! Cool!
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it was!
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What fun:) Life is so exciting at that age.
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It really is )
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I would enjoy that museum.
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i’m pretty sure you would )
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I love these kids, Beth! So cool, did you read them a book about anthropology? Do most kids know about dinosaur “digs?” You are such an awesome teacher. :)
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thanks, robin. we talk about many, many things that go on in the world )
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Always wanted to be a paleontologist. I follow paleontology news. They are finding new stuff all the time and theories are being modified all the time.
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it is a pretty exciting field –
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The preciousness of children.
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it never ends )
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It’s nice that you get to witness it pretty much constantly. There must be struggles and negative aspects, but you’re cool enough not to dwell on those things.
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I try to see the positives )
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