Field Trip

Dinosaurs in Alberta!

Welcome to our Virtual Field Trip! Feel free to explore the links on this page and if you're interested in becoming a paleontologist yourself, print off the activity books below to explore fossils and ancient creatures!

PaleontologistNotebookFossils.pdf

Dinosaur Flag Research.pdf

The Royal Tyrrell Museum

Welcome to the Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology!

Check out this video to see inside the Tyrrell Museum and spot Ms. Blumhagen!

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Check out the RTMP from HOME!

Interact with this video by clicking and dragging to look around each exhibit!

Nodosaur

Learn more about the dinosaur Borealopelta markmitchelli.

Fossil Preparation

Learn more about how fossils are prepared so that we can view them in museums.

Birds!

Learn more about the origins of feathers in dinosaurs!

The Phillip Currie Museum

Virtual Field Trip!

Check out the Phillip Currie Museum near Grande Prairie in this "LIVE" field trip by "Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants".

You can check out more of their Field Trips here.

Dinosaur Provincial Park

Located 1 hour and 45 minutes from Drumheller, this section of the Red Deer River Valley is home to many many fossils that it has been named UNESCO World Heritage Site!

Palaeoart

Instead of digging dinosaurs, some scientists go into "Palaeoart" where they study the biology of animals and use their knowledge of bones and muscles to bring to life these ancient creatures.

Check out these videos to try your hand at some "Palaeoartistry" !

Dinosaur Skeleton

Draw your very own museum exhibit for your dinosaur drawing!

Velociraptor with Feathers

Draw your own velociraptor or explore other dinosaurs to draw.

Movie Night!

Grab the popcorn and curl up in your tent/blanket fort/sleeping bag at home and watch a movie! You can find Jurassic Park and other Dinosaur Documentaries on the platforms below!

Jurassic Park
Jurassic World
LEGO: Jurassic World
Walking with Dinosaurs

Dinosaur
Ice Age
The Good Dinosaur
Bizarre Dinosaurs

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