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I’m new to TFF.  From Allentown, PA.  
 

My 8 y/o son has become obsessed with fossils, particularly shark teeth.  He’s asked for Meg teeth for Christmas two straight years.   I’m trying my best to find ways to feed his interests besides just buying him presents.  In late fall, we tried Big Brook in NJ...got two small, broken teeth and lots of squid pens.  
 

He recently asked for a trip to find shark teeth, so we are planning a trip in May to Calvert Cliffs.  
 

Since there is soooo much for me to learn, I figured it would be good to join this forum.  
 

While I won’t be able to contribute much knowledge, reading through the posts have been very insightful.  
 

If anyone has any advice to help my son find teeth and get hooked on this, please let me know.  
 

Happy fossil hunting, everyone!

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Welcome to the forum from New York!

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Welcome from Colorado

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Welcome from North Carolina! :Wave:  My two cents: find and join a Fossil Club in your area.  The membership fees are usually quite modest. Many clubs have commitments to outreach and members who are delighted to help fuel the interests of young people.  They also run field trips (or will, again, soon enough) and though not all will be suitable for an 8 year-old-child, some probably would be.  Good luck and have fun!

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Welcome from Alaska. As stated, look for local rock / fossil clubs. They are great for local knowledge. 

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