dogged by our natural performance .
Soul in that time even act like interrupting END which fed by many of demanding volume
but you see that soul always individual among the vast soul connectivity!
At One end it's clue Convincingly live us easy ahead to One reliance world with infinitive
possibility.
In Fossil elementary world our life account should be fulfill in more wealth by sacrificing
fossil growing possibility!
Fossil only can give a different pules be a human being from rest of mysterious One world and its treat-fully
behalf .
All in to it have to true & false!
True world CONNECTIVITY in superlative form always!
8 pm update: The smoke condition that resulted in an evacuation
Friday afternoon has been resolved. The Museum will be open on Saturday
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Drop-In Events for School Groups
National Fossil Day
October 15, 2014
In celebration of National Fossil Day, this
special event will help students understand how studying fossils teaches
us about the history of life, past climates, and ancient landscapes.
Activities explore fossil formation, extinction theories, fossil
diversity and much more.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
10:00am-12:00pm
Grand Gallery, First Floor
Grand Gallery, First Floor
Support for the
Gottesman Center for Science Teaching and Learning
is provided in part by
The Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation.
Gottesman Center for Science Teaching and Learning
is provided in part by
The Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation.
Free admission for New York City
school and camp groups to the
American Museum of Natural History
is generously supported by the
Richard and Karen LeFrak Exhibition and Education Fund.
school and camp groups to the
American Museum of Natural History
is generously supported by the
Richard and Karen LeFrak Exhibition and Education Fund.
The School Group Visits Program at
the American Museum of Natural History
is generously supported by
the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Endowment Fund for Education.
the American Museum of Natural History
is generously supported by
the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Endowment Fund for Education.
Support education programs that serve New York City school and camp groups is provided by the Wells Fargo Foundation.
Additional support for New York City
School Group Visits is provided by the
New York Yankees Foundation.
School Group Visits is provided by the
New York Yankees Foundation.
More in this Series:
Space Exploration Day
January 14, 2015
Students will learn about the cosmos, the nature of galaxies, stars,
and planets and how scientists continue to explore our solar system and
beyond.
Biodiversity Day
February 10, 2015
Join us in celebrating the beauty and abundance of all living things, as well as the interconnections between them.
Brain Awareness Day
March 19, 2015
Explore how the most complex organ in the body has evolved, how it works, and how it makes us human.
Nano Day
April 2, 2015
Students will explore nanoscale science, engineering and technology and its potential impact upon the future.
Earth Day
April 29, 2015
Learn about our dynamic earth and why understanding how it works is central to our well-being and survival.
National Museum Day
May 19, 2015
Students will get a sampling of the best that the Museum has to offer
in Earth and Planetary Sciences, Paleontology, Astrophysics, Global
Studies and the Living Environment.
World Oceans Day
June 17, 2015
Students will explore the amazing diversity of life and wide range of habitats that are found in the planet’s Oceans.
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