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A trip back into prehistory
Levy-Lakeside students get firsthand look at dinosaur fossils
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Students dug into their own replica fossil pits.
Courtesy Christina Infuso
Students got the chance to see and touch age-old specimens.
Courtesy Christina Infuso
Levy-Lakeside students got a firsthand look at dinosaur fossils last Thursday.
Courtesy Christina Infuso
Dinosaurs Rock owner Neil Brown made a presentation at Levy-Lakeside Elementary School in Merrick last week. He was joined here by Elisa Kandel, left, the Levy-Lakeside PTA’s cultural arts representative, Elizabeth Trencheny, the school principal, and second-graders.
Courtesy Christina Infuso
Students might take a trip to a natural history museum to check out dinosaur bones. Last week, the museum came to Levy-Lakeside Elementary School in Merrick when second-graders heard a presentation by Dinosaurs Rock owner Neil Brown.
Brown brought an array of fossils, ranging from 10,000 years old to millions of years old. The children also had the chance to dig around in replica fossil pits. The Levy-Lakeside PTA sponsored the event.
For more, check out dinosaursrock.com.
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