Second Grade Dinosaur Projects

Recently the second grade classes went on a field trip to the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology (MOST) to see the dinosaur exhibit. This field trip coincided with a unit of study on dinosaurs. Students wrote reports, drew posters, painted murals and made dinosaur projects while learning about different dinosaurs. Here are a few of those.

Mrs. Pettit's class painted huge dinosaurs!

These students in Mrs. Pettit's class pose in front of a friendly brontosaurus.

	Mrs. Pettit's students enjoy being read to by this giant brachiosaurus.
These second graders show off their dinosaur dioramas in front of an erupting volcano.

These students in Mrs. Pettit's class display their dioramas under the watchful eye of T-Rex.

This is Erica's dinosaur diorama. It is made entirely from melted crayon. How creative!

Robbie's dinosaur project shows several dinosaurs.

Amanda's diorama used authentic-looking foilage.

In Greg's diorama Ankylosaurus gets ready to do battle with Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Mrs. Pelow's class painted a huge mural and made 3-D dinosaurs to go on the mural.

They also made dinosaur dioramas in class.

This is Nicole's diorama.

Alyssa used bright colors on her diorama.
Notice her excellent use of perspective.

This is Lindsey's diorama.

This second grader from Mrs. Pelow's class
shows off his dinosaur poster.
He drew this free-hand.
Way to go!

Students in Mrs. Pelow's class used the draw program in Write Along to draw dinosaurs.

by Jina by Kyle

by Elizabeth

Mrs. Feeney's Class also did dinosaur dioramas and projects.

Kaylee's dinosaur has a nest with three dinosaur eggs.

Christina made this dinosaur out of paper mache.

Nicholas shows us a skeleton of the Apatosaurus.

These two students from Mrs. Cupoli's class stand by the stegosaurus the class made
with the help of Art teacher, Mrs. Wright.

Jonathan, from Mrs. Clark's class, created this dinosaur diorama.

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