The Truth About Dinosaurs
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What’s inside...
Discover the long-withheld truth about dinosaurs in this humorous and enlightening book. Contrary to popular belief, dinosaurs may not be extinct after all. Through an authentic photo album from a long time ago, readers will explore the possibility that dinosaurs still exist and live among us. This book provides a fun and eye-opening tour of the wonderful world of dinosaurs, suitable for anyone ages 4 to 250 million years old. Open the book and find out what chickens and dinosaurs have in common in this incredible but true story.
Age
4-10
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Character compass
Chicken
T-Rex
Discussion points
What do you think life was like for dinosaurs millions of years ago?
If you could meet a dinosaur, which one would you choose and why?
How do you think scientists find out about dinosaurs even though they are extinct?
What was the most surprising fact you learned about dinosaurs from this book?
How do you think dinosaurs are different from the animals we see today?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to imagine the world of dinosaurs, enhancing their creative thinking. Ask them to draw their favorite scene from the book or their favorite dinosaur. Connect the story to their everyday experiences, such as comparing the size of a dinosaur to something familiar. Praise their insights and curiosity, fostering a love for learning and discovery.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Importance of Curiosity
Explanation: The book shows the protagonist dinosaur exploring its environment, asking questions about different aspects of prehistoric life.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to remain curious and explore the world around them, leading to better learning and understanding.
Example Lesson: Value of Friendship
Explanation: Throughout the story, friendships help the dinosaur navigate challenges, emphasizing cooperation and support.
Real-World Application: Teaches children the importance of building and maintaining friendships, and how collaboration can solve problems.
Example Lesson: Courage to Face Fears
Explanation: The protagonist dinosaur faces several fears, but with determination, it overcomes them, showcasing bravery.
Real-World Application: Helps children learn to face their own fears, whether at school, in sports, or in social interactions, boosting their confidence and resilience.
Example Lesson: Understanding Differences
Explanation: The book includes a variety of dinosaur species, highlighting their different traits and strengths, promoting diversity.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to appreciate and respect differences in others, fostering a more inclusive attitude.
Example Lesson: Consequences of Actions
Explanation: As the protagonist makes various decisions, the outcomes demonstrate the consequences of choices.
Real-World Application: Teaches children to consider the potential results of their actions, promoting responsibility and thoughtful decision-making.