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Jigsaw Puzzle
Concentration Puzzle
Match Game
Dot to Dot Punto a punto
Dinosaur Jokes Bromas de los dinosaurios |
Dino-Dictionary from A to Z Diccionario de los dinosaurios de las letras A hasta Z
Dinosaurs to color online Los Dinosaurios para colorear
Scrambled Dinosaurs Dinosaurios mezclados
Dinosaur Songs and Poetry Las canciones y la poesía de los dinosaurios
ZoomDinosaurs |
PROJECTS
Dino Alphabet Abecedario de los dinosaurios
Dinosaur Coloring pages Páginas de los dinosaurios para colorear (to print out)
Download a Dinosaur, print and fold (to print out)
First Grade Dinosaur MATH Matemáticas de los dinosaurios para el Primer Grado (to print out) |
| Sue
at the Field Museum
Who is Sue? "Sue is the largest, most complete, and best preserved Tyrannosaurus Rex. She was discovered by fossil hunter Sue Hendrickson in 1990, in the badlands of South Dakota." She stands thirteen feet high at her hips and is forty-two feet long from head to tail. |
Fact and fiction | Walking
with Dinosaurs
There are so many ways to explore this BBC site, it's hard to decide where to begin. Click on Today's Choice to view the Flash episode of the day. And, since fun is such an important part of learning, don't miss the Games and Quizzes -- which is where you will find the dinosaur Web cam (the only one of its kind on the WHOLE Internet.) For a unique collection of dino jokes ("Why did the Apatosaurus devour the factory? Because she was a plant eater") click on Dig Deeper, then You Sent Us. |
| Explore our Dinosaur Database! You'll find information and pictures of each dinosaur listed below, plus drawings you can print out and color. | Making
Dinosaur ART
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Discovering
Dinosaurs
from Britannica.com |
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Very large herbivores that walked mostly on four feet. |
Medium sized horned herbivores that walking on four feet. |
Medium sized four-legged herbivores often armoured and with tails. |
Medium sized herbivores usually walking on two legs. |
Large carnivores that usually walked on two legs. |
Small agile carnivores that walked on two legs. |
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| PUT YOUR DINO HUNTER SKILLS to the test! Click and drag the bones into their correct positions on the fossil and reveal the true nature of this prehistoric predator. | Dinosaur Webquest |
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