8 Questions
What is the meaning of the Greek word used to name the dinosaur?
Terrible lizard
What is the purpose of a long tail in dinosaurs that walked on two legs?
To balance
What is the common characteristic of most dinosaurs?
They are reptiles
What is the profession of Sir Richard Owen?
Paleontologist
How many continents have dinosaur fossils been found on?
7
What is the technology used to make dinosaurs come to life in the workshop?
VR and AR technology
What is the purpose of using the Spike application in the workshop?
To learn coding by making a dinosaur design perform a function
What is the mode of reproduction in dinosaurs?
Laying eggs
Study Notes
Workshop Overview
- The "Mystery of Dinosaurs" workshop will be held at the Raml station branch.
- The workshop will cover two types of dinosaurs in detail: Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops.
Dinosaur Exploration
- Dinosaurs will be brought to life using VR (Virtual Reality) and AR (Augmented Reality) technology.
- Participants will build a dinosaur using Lego.
Programming Fundamentals
- The workshop will teach programming fundamentals using the Spike application.
- Participants will learn to create a dinosaur design that performs a function.
Dinosaur History
- Sir Richard Owen, a paleontologist, discovered and named the dinosaur from the Greek word for "terrible lizard".
- Paleontologists are scientists who study dinosaur bones and fossils.
Dinosaur Facts
- Fossils have been found on every continent of the world (seven continents).
- Dinosaurs reproduce by laying eggs.
- Dinosaurs vary in size, from small (like chickens) to large (like school buses).
- Most dinosaurs are reptiles.
- Some dinosaurs are related to birds.
- Dinosaurs that walked on two legs have long tails for balance.
- Dinosaurs that walked on four legs do not have long tails.
- Dinosaurs eventually became extinct.
Explore Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops through VR and AR technology. Build a dinosaur using Lego and learn programming fundamentals.
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