Paleontology, March 20th, 7th period

[dr-tommy.livejournal.com]

"This week, I want you guys to write a short essay- about 300-400 words- on some aspect of the importance of paleontological research. It'll be due next Monday. Hopefully, today's film will provide you with a good starting point."

There's another movie today. This time it's Dinosaur Park, a documentary about... well, Dinosaur Provincial Park, in Alberta, Canada.

As the film finishes, Tommy reminds everyone to please turn in their homework from last week.

Comments

Homework!

[dr-tommy.livejournal.com]

Turn in last week's homework here. (feel free to semi-handwave, ie "[character] writes about [topic]". Ditto for the essay for Monday- you can write it out if you want, of course, though.)

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[aroseintime.livejournal.com]

Rose turns in her homework on Jurassic Park.

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[janet_fraiser]

Janet turned in 100 well-written words on ankylosaurus for her homework from last week.

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[kawalsky.livejournal.com]

Kawalsky turned in his homework from last week the topic of which his mun has forgotten. There may be mention of bees and soldiers.

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[sharon-valerii.livejournal.com]

Sharon refuses to discuss her homework, but turns it in anyway. Odds are good plants and dinosaur-shaped cookies feature within.

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[auroryborealis.livejournal.com]

Rory turned in a neat and even 100 words on the stegosaurus.

She might have called it cute and excessive number of times. Possibly.

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[bruiser-in-pink.livejournal.com]

Molly turned in her essay about the Deinonychus mentioning at the end that the "sort of deinonychus" that she knows is very nice.