Well, we made it Fernbank in the pouring rain and had a great time. The "Frogs" exhibit was amazing! We saw so many strange looking frogs from all over the world. The Poison Dart frogs were my favorite. They are so small and beautiful yet so very dangerous. As usual, the dinosaur skeletons in the great hall were bigger than I remembered. Wouldn't it be neat to have been able to see these huge creatures when they were alive? I think that every one would agree that one of the best parts of the day was the IMAX movie called "Bugs". The photography was beautiful and I have never seen insects so up close and personal before. If you've had a chance to go to Fernbank I'd love to know what you thought of the exhibits too.
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I'm really looking forward to 3rd grade's field trip to Fernbank Museum on March 31st. We'll be Seeing some really impressive examples of fossils like their 3 story tall dinosaur skeletons. We're also going to see an exhibit on frogs from around the world. Frogs come in every color of the rainbow and we'll be able to see many different kinds in their own habitat. Next, we'll take a walk through Georgia's past and see the creatures that lived here long ago and some that still do. But, the thing I'm looking forward to the most is seeing the film "Bugs!" on the giant IMAX screen. The screen itself is as tall as a 3 story building so the insects will be huge! We're going to see, and experience, and learn so much. I think this field trip is going to be the best I've ever been on.
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