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SUMMARY:Early Explorers
LOCATION:Millhopper Branch\nMillhopper Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Gear up for fun and learning with your littles! Our Prehistori
 c Life series shows us the fascinating animals that roamed Florida million
 s of years ago with real fossils\, replicas\, and models. Ages 3-5.\nhttps
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>PREHISTORIC LIFE&nbsp\;&ndash\;&nbsp\;How 
 do we know about animals that lived in the past? In this series children w
 ill examine real Florida fossils\, replicas\, and models to learn about th
 e fascinating prehistoric animals that roamed Florida millions of years ag
 o.<br />Topic 1: September 9.&nbsp\; Exploring Fossils&nbsp\;&ndash\;&nbsp
 \;Scientists use fossils to learn about plants and animals that lived a lo
 ng time ago. Children will examine and compare various types of real fossi
 ls and make their own imprint fossil.<br />Topic 2:&nbsp\; September 16. F
 ossil Dig&nbsp\;&ndash\;&nbsp\;Children will take on the role of paleontol
 ogist and uncover fossils in a dig pit to better understand how paleontolo
 gists work. They will use an ID sheet to identify the fossils they find.<b
 r />Topic 3:&nbsp\; September 23. Trackways&nbsp\;&ndash\;&nbsp\;Children 
 will be introduced to the idea that footprints and other kinds of impressi
 ons can also be fossils. They will use footprints to tell about the animal
  that made it.<br />Topic 4:&nbsp\; September 30. Florida's Megafauna&nbsp
 \;&ndash\;&nbsp\;Meet Megalodon\, the Giant Ground sloth\, and Columbian M
 ammoth to learn more about the ancient megafauna that lived in Florida.</p
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