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THE FOXES’ NATURAL OBJECT MUSEUM October 2010

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THE FOXES’ NATURAL OBJECT MUSEUM

October 2010

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Getting ready for our museum

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“We need dinosaur bones to make our classroom look like a real museum.”

“The dinosaurs were the best part because we saw real bones of dinosaurs in London.”

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We made signs, labels, invitations and tickets

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Stations at the ready!

“I liked saying The Museum is Open!”

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The Geologists!

“I love the rock table because we can

clean the dust off the stones. One

stone fell from outer space. A creature

is inside but I have no idea what it is.”

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The Rock Table

”Look Ms Rosie, you can even write

with this one on another rock.”

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“We banged the rocks together and then we used the dust from the rocks to make an

explosion.”

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The Shell Experts

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“I liked it when they said you can hear the ocean in one of the shells.”

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“ I like the clay impressions of natural objects because everyone liked it and touched it carefully.”

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“Quick, get ready they’re coming.”

“I liked giving the tickets and floor plans out the best.”

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The Mystery Table“It feels kind of bumpy.”

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The Botany Table

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Mr Fox’s HouseAfter reading ‘Fantastic Mr Fox’, the Foxes wanted to build a new house for Mr Fox since his was

destroyed. We built a secret tunnel inside it and decided to cover it in natural objects. Mr Fox’s House and the secret tunnel became a top feature at our Museum.

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“My favourite part of the museum was when we made the magic trick with Mr Fox’s house. I had Mr Fox and I put him through the hole and then someone else got him from the

other side.”

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