Noticing accessories & body art at the Natural History Museum

Jin Feng with the T. rex in the lobby of the American Museum of Natural History.

NYLC students at the American Museum
of Natural History with their teacher, Greg.

Jin Feng and her classmates visited the American Museum of Natural History on Manhattan's Upper West Side on one of NYLC's student activities. Jin Feng writes about her observations and about the exhibits that made the greatest impression on her. Read her essay, Accessories and Body Art in Early Civilization, at the NYLC Student Writing blog.

NYLC Group Activity: The American Museum of Natural History

The American Museum of Natural History

Wednesday, April 11^th

2:00-5:00 pm

 

Circle the correct answer:

1) Do you like Dinosaurs? 
a.       Of course! 
b.      What crazy person doesn’t like dinosaurs? 


2) Do you like natural science? (space, earth, animals, people, rocks) 
a.       Yes! All smart people like science. 
b.      Yes.

If you answered a or b for questions 1 and 2, then you should come to the American Museum of Natural History and learn something, meet new friends, see a fantastic museum, and have fun!

Suggested Donation of $14.50

(pay what you want)

Meet Skyler  at 2:00 pm at Midtown NYLC (10th floor, 226 West 37th Street between 7th and 8th Avenues in Manhattan). We will take the train to Central Park West and 79^th st.

Email activities@nylanguagecenter.com or speak with Cassandra or Kelsey at Midtown NYLC (1-212-268-6500) to sign up.