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Seventh graders surviving their encounter with SUE!

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Diligently working to prepare a meal for us in the Pawnee Earth Lodge :)

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Ready to embark on their adventure throughout The Field Museum.

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Exploring different cultures!

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Wishing Chicago looked like this!

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Fascinated by the sparkling-at-every-angle-I-must-have-them-all GEMS.... My favorite exhibit :)

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How Mother Earth began 4.5 billion years ago! DA BEST exhibit!!!

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And we thought we were the big shots.

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Are you my Mummy?

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The new Karate kid.

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Taking a trip back in time to see the process of mummification!

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A totem pole a beautifully hand crafted sculpture. Would you be able to make this?

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You can see lots of interesting animals that roamed the earth many years ago that could have easily eaten you for lunch. It is very interesting to see these huge animals that fought each other for their territory.

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This fabulous picture of a wedding dress was taken in the Regenstein Halls Of The Pacific exhibit. This dress made out of mast and was made in the 1990's. I thought this was super cool but I don't think I would ever wear this!

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Q: How do mummies hide?
A: They wear masking tape!

Q: Where do mummies go for a swim?
A: To the dead sea

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A great preserved fossil...

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We thought we were good looking.

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These dimands are as sparking as our eyes were when we saw them!!!!

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These were made over 10,000 years ago! This was Clay art made from the Mayans thousands of years ago. And all of these designs were HAND CRAFTED! Every single little detail was made by hand! That is so cool

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A long time ago, jade was said to help people in the afterlife!

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Travel back in time to see the fascinating animals that roamed the Earth millions of years ago.

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We are all as "rare" as these priceless gems

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She looks pretty good for 67 million years old!

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Ancient Egypt is a great and interesting exhibit to see, along with real preserved mummies!

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It's crazy to think how simple life is around the world! Cultural wedding dresses like this one really make you think about how we take things for granted. True beauty is simple.

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Toteom polls were made in the late 1700's!! Native American people spend so much time on these toteom polls they are so beautiful and I am so greatful to have seen these

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The mummy exhibit was very interesting. You get to go down a cool spiral staircase and then you see a bunch of tombs and this unwrapped mummy. It was definitely one of my favorite exhibits of the museum and is a must-see

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I once was a big fat blubury whale, now I am just bone.

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Hang out with cavemen at the Road to Humanity Exhibit

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Watch out for meteorites falling from the moon!

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A little cool street with markets and exhibits.

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"True friends are like diamonds – bright, beautiful, valuable, and always in style
-Nicole Richie

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The beautiful structure where the Americans used to store their food in for everyone to use.

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The Sea Mammals exhibit is amazing. It's a little small, but the statues look so real!

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SUE!!! I loved this exhibit. The head is too heavy for the skeleton. The real one is upstairs.

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People slave all day for your coffee everyday.

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You should totally see the Mammles of Asia exhibit.This is because pandas are almost entirely vegitarian. They eat bamboo which is not very nutrisious. Pandas also have an extra "finger" for stripping leavs off of baboo stalks. But it is not actually a finger it is an enlarged wrist bone and it is for handleing food.

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Well these would have been useful in the fight I had with my brother last week...

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sueweet Predator.

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You can scream, you can shout, the mummies won't let you out

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Niko

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This crimson sunbird sure found something interesting to look at!! Maybe the butterflies that are also in the glass case.

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I made this in art class 1,000 years ago.... This is just a model.

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It's so fascinating how paleontologists never gave up on trying to find dinosaur fossils.

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I could imagine the process take it took to make this mummy.

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These are rocking it in the dark.

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I thought Sue was the only fascinating thing to see.

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I was once big fat and blubury

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The Africa exhibit is the best! Who knew there could be so many kinds of antelopes in Africa!
You learn so much from this exhibit, but while also have so much fun!

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"All our dreams come true if we have the courage to pursue them."

Evolving Planet really lets you see how amazing it is to be on a planet like Earth and how it was like for different eras/times. It also shows you that everyday that passes is another day in history or science, and that everyday we should make the best of it so that one day, we are all known for great things.

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Big  dino, Little Dino!

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How to spot a Tourist In Chicago.

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Get to know your "roots" and your "stems"! See how we get anything from plants; creating medicine, to drinks, to food!

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These are the most natural ingredients you can get with makeup!

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Are you my Mummy? See a real mummy in the Ancient Egypt exhibit at the Field Museum!

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You should totally see the Mammals of Asia exhibit in the field museum to see these Gentle Giants

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Thumper? NOOOOOO THUMPER!!! T_T Whyyyyy????

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Can this be a queen?? Find this in the Field museum anytime

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Rawr! The big and strong Sue is back from the Dinosaur ages, go check her out at the Field Museum!!

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Pretty long tail there dude! This dinosaur lived about 300 million years ago. This dinosaur is called an edaphosaurid. I don't know how to pronounce that name. The dinosaur looks really cool overall. During its time this dinosaur ate plants. The name came from Edward D. Cope in 1882 meaning "earth lizard." This dinosaur was 660 pounds! That's about 7 times bigger than me! This dinosaur was so strong that when another dinosaur bit its snail-like structure on his back it would feel like a small pinch in his back.

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Don't feel like you are the big one in the situation when the bear is on all fours standing at 5ft. When you frighten this beast he will pop up on his hind legs and stand at 10ft ready to eat amazing tonight with his favorite food, Human Filet.

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Surviving a staredown with a tiger. Lucky to be alive.

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A vicious and ferocious monster from the creatius period and came and was reborn in the Field museum we know today. This tyrannosaurus rex continues to make us curious and solve it's long lost history. Sue as it's called might be a Grandma or a grandpa because it is really old. About one million times as old as me. The long lost dinosaur has been FOUND. YYYHHHEEAAHH

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We had a DINOmite time at the Field Museum.

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This is Sue and it was a T-Rex that rex that lived 65 million years ago

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Vessels have so many functions and different uses. This is definitely the thing to see at the field museum! Imagine how nimble their fingers had to be and how much time it took! (And I had no patience making my vessel in art class…)

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Totem poles? I just thought WEIRD! If you go up close it isn't weird it's actually quite interesting seeing all the little details up close. This is one of the big reasons why you have to go to the Field Museum

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SUEyyt Dino!!! Go check out Sue the 67–65.5 million year old Dinosaur, she is the DINOmite of the museum.

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My eyes twinkled with amazement as I could simply not believe how huge and detailed this piece of work was! I can only imagine how long it took to create it. Definitely a must see.

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Oh my nugget! Those gold nuggets are huge! I can only imagine the look on people's faces when they dug these huge chunks of metal out of the ground. Exploring the Grainger Hall of Gems at the Field museum is an amazing exhibit.

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7th grader at the beginning of the year

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I would be scared if I came across this man-eating lion.

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Can you imagine having to make these vessels from scratch without any help? I know I can't.

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"Come fly with me, we'll fly, we'll fly away"- Frank Sinatra

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Why did the mummy dislike going on rollercoasters?

He didn't have the guts to go on it.

Seriously, they took out all of his guts.

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I know if I saw this while I was walking I would run away so it wouldn't eat me!!!

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Can you imagine finding this in the ground somewhere? (I wish that happened to me)

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I couldn't believe how many amazing plants there were that I'd never seen before!