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“Crazy Beast” Lived Amongst the Last of the Dinosaurs
Adalatherium hui – “Crazy Beast” from Madagascar Scientists have published a scientific paper in the academic journal “Nature” that describes a cat-sized mammal that lived alongside the dinosaurs at the […]
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/ General Teaching, Key Stage 3/4
Not All Dinosaurs were Feathered
There were Feathered Dinosaurs but not all Dinosaurs were Feathered Research conducted by palaeontologists at the London Natural History Museum suggests that whilst dinosaurs that were closely related to modern […]
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/ General Teaching, Key Stage 3/4
Fossil Skull Reveals Origin of Modern Birds
“Wonderchicken” Fossil Reveals Origin of Modern Birds The oldest fossil of a modern bird yet found, dating from the very end of the Cretaceous, has been identified by an international […]
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/ General Teaching, Key Stage 3/4
Remarkable Tiny Dinosaur Discovery Coincides with British Science Week
Remarkable Tiny Dinosaur Discovery Coincides with British Science Week Everything Dinosaur marks British Science Week 2020 by reporting on the remarkable discovery of a tiny fossilised skull preserved in amber […]
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Making Preparations for KS3
Making Preparations for Key Stage 3 It has been a busy end to August for our teaching team as they finalise plans for school and college visits over the autumn […]
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Engaging presentation style which kept all the children involved and motivated. Differentiated appropriately, interesting artefacts. A fantastic afternoon that has got children buzzing and wanting to learn more! I rate this 10 out of 10.
Mrs Atkin, Teacher Year 2 Bawtry Mayflower -
Well organised, clear objectives, good/excellent subject knowledge and child friendly. Super.
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