In the morning, a few people (4) decided to go for a morning run across Brooklyn Bridge. Whilst the others slept a little longer, and ate sour patches.
After the lovely morning run/candyeating, the whole class went to the American Museum of National History. Where we spent a few hours. Here we were split up info groups of 6.
We then travelled over to the museum via metro.
At the museum, we saw plads of differentiere things, as the museum offers many exhibitions, including a space exhibition, an exhibition on Human cultures around the world, an exhibition showing all kinds of animal life, throughout our planets existance. Finally there is also the dinosaur exhibition, which shows u’s fossils from some of the oldest creatures to ever exist on planet Earth.
Here we see the entrance of the museum.
Here we see the diplodocus. Also known as the “Longneck”. This thing was absolutely Huge. Sitting at over 175 feet tall the diplodocus made os realize how terribly big the dinosaurs really were.
At the end of the tour. Each group prepared a presentation, about a subject, which they found interesting within the museum.
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