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Dinosaur Digs
Find out what it takes to excavate the past by going along on a dinosaur dig.
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First published August 1, 2005
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March 19, 2019Summary:
Readers get the real story and facts about fossils and dinosaurs. The book starts off with an introduction about dinosaurs and how millions of them roamed the earth, then it moves on to explain the three dinosaur periods, and then moves on to telling the audience a little bit more about dinosaurs. This book would be amazing for a dinosaur or fossil lover.
Personal Opinion: This book was very very informative, but not that enjoyable to read. I do enjoy learning about fossils because I think they are one of the most interesting things out there, and it makes me think about how amazing our God is. That is a positive from this book, but overall it was not my favorite. The introduction as interesting to get to read a little about the book before hand, but then I just got bored after a while.
Classroom usage: I think that this would be a great book to use in the classroom. Starting in kindergarten to third or fourth grade. This is a book that all ages could enjoy. A way to get all of the students involved is to have them make a fossil. They could each make a fossil and present 2-3 facts that they have learned from reading the book.
Readers get the real story and facts about fossils and dinosaurs. The book starts off with an introduction about dinosaurs and how millions of them roamed the earth, then it moves on to explain the three dinosaur periods, and then moves on to telling the audience a little bit more about dinosaurs. This book would be amazing for a dinosaur or fossil lover.
Personal Opinion: This book was very very informative, but not that enjoyable to read. I do enjoy learning about fossils because I think they are one of the most interesting things out there, and it makes me think about how amazing our God is. That is a positive from this book, but overall it was not my favorite. The introduction as interesting to get to read a little about the book before hand, but then I just got bored after a while.
Classroom usage: I think that this would be a great book to use in the classroom. Starting in kindergarten to third or fourth grade. This is a book that all ages could enjoy. A way to get all of the students involved is to have them make a fossil. They could each make a fossil and present 2-3 facts that they have learned from reading the book.
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