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November Activity Sheet

Activity #1: Regular Hours: Wild Wizarding Weekend is November 24–26! If you were a Monday–Friday, wizard, which of the on the back of this page would you 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m. choose for sending letters? ______Weekends and Activity #2: Holidays, Thanksgiving is this month. What part of the Academy 10 a.m.–5 p.m. are you most thankful for? ______Why?______Get your November stamp

at the Visitor Services Desks. Activity #3: Visit each of the below. The newly renovated If you have eight stamps, Hall is now open, where you’ll find 1–5. it’s time to collect your You’ll find Elasmosaurus (not a dinosaur, but a marine reptile) prize in the Academy Shop! swimming above the main lobby! New prize available!

Dinosaur Thanksgiving

A dinosaur Thanksgiving would have an table and a carnivore table. Label each dinosaur with herbivore or carnivore so they sit at the correct table.

1.) T. rex: ______2.) : ______3.) : ______

4.) : ______5.) Hadrosaurus: ______6.) Elasmosaurus*: ______

*Marine reptile, but still loves dinosaur Thanksgiving!

Carnivore 6.) Herbivore 5.) Herbivore 4.) Carnivore 3.) Herbivore 2.) Carnivore 1.)

Exhibits and Events

Tiny Titans: Dinosaur and Babies Wild Wizarding Weekend Open through January 15, 2018 November 24–26 Take a rare and exciting look at dinosaurs Explore the magical world of the Academy’s through their eggs, , and embryos. phenomenal beasts with a weekend of spellbinding, hands-on activities.

Owl Post

If wizards in Pennsylvania use native owls for delivering their letters, they might use one of the below. Learn more about these amazing creatures and give them some creative color schemes.

Screech The Eastern Great is short and stocky. The barn owl has a The is a Female screech owls are wingspan ranging from fierce predator. They larger than the males. 31 to 37 inches. It can be can have a wingspan Screech owls found throughout of up to 60 inches! communicate with an Pennsylvania. Barn owls Great horned owls have a even-pitched trill that do not “hoot” but rather deep, soft hoot with the almost sounds like a communicate with long rhythm: horse whinny. whistles and hisses. hoo-h’HOO-hoo-hoo.