Friday 17th October 2014

What did you like about our museum?  Fossils were interesting; models were fantastic, great slide show.  What can I say! All of the children’s work and displays are amazing. I enjoyed seeing the things the children have been doing during school. Very impressed! Well done to everyone.  All of it.  All the amazing dinosaurs.  Seeing all the hard work that went into it. The smoothie.  So many different aspects of the Dino Worlds masks, scenes, facts, having the fossils was interesting. I loved The Sockosaurus and will be putting the odd socks to good use.  Everything! So much work done by children & such variety of projects.  I really enjoyed seeing my child’s work on display that she had worked so hard on at home. I enjoyed seeing all the children’s enthusiasm and excitement at showcasing all their work.  All the Dinolands and fossils. A lot of work has obviously been put in by the children and a topic that they have enjoyed. Well done all.  What an excellent display of everyone’s creative work, loved it.  Seeing all the amazing work. The children have worked so hard.

What did you like about our museum?  Very interesting facts and amazing work/projects done by all children. Well done!  All the children made brilliant models, a lot of effort went into it all.  It’s great to see lots of aspects of the children’s work.  The fossils and Sockosaurus and smoothies.  The interesting facts about what food they eat.  Very interesting. The children have obviously worked very hard.  All the different pieces and ideas.  All the work done so well by the children.  There were lots of different activities that the kids were included in.  Everything - fantastic models and drawings.  Very, very good. The children have done an excellent job.  We liked seeing the children’s work from this term, and clearly shows they enjoyed this term.  I liked seeing the progress of all the children’s writing and creativity skills. I also liked the fossils.  The children’s work was fantastic and lovely to see all their projects on display and the children proudly showing off all their own work.  Great, very busy though. My daughter loved showing off her work.  All the models and creations. Fossils very good!  All, but lands were best.  Well prepared and a variety on display.  Learnt all about dinosaurs.  Very colourful! We loved the junk dinosaur and the smoothies.

What did you like about our museum?  Excellent work, very good, loved Dino Slim.  Getting to see how hard the children have been working.  We liked the dinosaur masks and the fossils!  It was very creative and full of excellent creations.  It was lovely to have seen how much effort and pride the children had put into their work. It was good to see where they live, what they eat and a little about them.  I liked it because it has lots of dinosaurs.  All the different types of dinosaur displays, great to see the effort they have all put in.  I like the made up dinosaur.  Absolutely brilliant. Really good work. Connor talking about all the names of dinosaurs; really impressed.  The displays were excellent and the children made a great effort with the models.  Everything. Such a fantastic display of work and a lovely variety of different dinosaurs. Well done.  I loved seeing all the children’s work and how enthusiastic they are about it. They all seem very proud of what they have done.  I liked all the different variety of exhibits – it was imaginative and interesting.  I liked the dinosaur.

What did you learn in our museum?  There are many kinds of dinosaurs, some eat plants and some eat meat.  I learn what Dinosaur Smoothies taste like – delicious. Thank you to everyone who has helped with giving me the opportunity to be part of Year 1 Dinosaur Museum. Enjoyed by all.  How much work and effort the children did/put into the project. Well done it has been lovely to come and see.  That dinosaurs eat people.  How many different dinosaurs there are and how much the children have learnt over the term.  New facts about dinosaurs and that smoothies made by children are strange.  All about where dinosaurs lived.  I learnt that this experience has been a positive and rewarding one for my child. She has come home talking about dinosaurs non-stop and felt that she has really enjoyed learning about them. I would enjoy this every term!  All the different dinosaur names.  I learnt lots of fab dinosaur facts.  The children are very creative.  We learnt that the children have had an amazing time researching all the facts about dinosaurs.  How competitive parents are! How much the children love and enjoy learning.  We learnt about all the different dinosaurs.  How many teeth a T-Rex has and how clearer they are.  That we have some very talented children.  All the different types.  Dinosaurs were very big.  The children had lots of fun learning about dinosaurs. T-Rex is the boss.

What did you learn in our museum?  Dinosaurs come in many shapes and sizes.  Triceratops means 3 horned face and the biggest dinosaur is a long neck.  The children seem to have learnt a lot.  That the children have a very varied curriculum.  I learnt that there were lots of different types of dinosaurs and their names.  To wear ear phones he-he!  The names of different dinosaurs.  How creative the children are and how dinosaurs lived.  Children’s imagination. Well presented.  That dinosaurs lived a long time ago and some eat meat and some eat vegetation.  That the children had lots of fun this term.  Lots of dinosaur facts.  That socks make good Sockosaurus’.  About all the different dinosaurs.  That dinosaurs were a very good topic to learn and the dinosaur with a long neck is a Dipliodocus – told by Louie.  That dinosaur smoothies are delicious!  T-Rex has bad breath.  Kids love dinosaurs.  Learnt the names and what the children had learnt.  Interesting facts about different dinosaurs.  Don’t judge a smoothie by its colour.  I learnt that even for a girl learning about dinosaurs can be fun.  I learnt what fossils look like – they were so well done.  Styracosaurus lived about 75 million years ago.