The Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences took stock of this year's work, especially with the various school delegations that visited the site and encountered part of our region's history.
“The voices of the students filled our facilities day after day,” highlighted the Museum director, Cristina Vasallo de Cettour, noting that “with their presence and imagination, the skeletons of the enormous mammals on display came to life,” and that they are “exclusive” representatives and “bear witness to our Entre Ríos.”
“Curiosities, answered questionnaires, tasks to be applied in class, knowledge gained through the word combined with the object, but also using games that make learning more didactic and lasting, have been the constants throughout the school year,” summarized Vasallo, adding that “there was no shortage of selfies, photos inside the jaws of a dinosaur, and group photos as a souvenir of the visit to the museum.”