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My favorite historical event to learn in Elementary School was the Age of the Dinosaurs. These creatures made me realize how much there was in this world to explore. There was an element of mystery to dinosaurs and I naturally wanted to learn more. Today we are still finding out more and more and I wanted to focus on this topic as a way to connect with my inner child. I wanted to see what more we have discovered about these historical creatures today than when I was in Elementary School.

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Second Grade

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Students should be able to answer the following questions:
Are dinosaurs still alive today?
Why do dinosaurs no longer exist?
What have they left behind that we can still find on the earth today?
What are people who dig up fossils called?

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National Geographic: Little Kids First Big Book of Dinosaurs

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National Geographic: Little Kids First Big Book of Dinosaurs

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Written by Catherine Hughes
Illustrated by Franco Tempesta

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This book has lots of fun facts and age appropriate information. Each dinosaur has its own fact card located on each page. There is in fact a different dinosaur featured with each page to explore along with a lot of engaging activities for the reader. Dinosaurs are also categorized by size from small to gigantic. The dinosaur names are also broke down by pronunciation for dinosaur fans who may struggle.

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Written by Jane Yolen
Illustrated by Mark Teague

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This book goes through lots of different possible dinosaur behaviors before bedtime. Some might stomp their feet on the floor and shout I want to hear one book more while others might roar. After going through different possibilities the book ends with what a dinosaur really does when its time for bed. Dinosaurs might tuck in their tails and whisper goodnight or they might give a big hug and a kiss or two before finally falling asleep.

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How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight? - Animated Children's Book

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Gopherwood Studios LLC; Flash Games by FableVision, Inc.

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Learn all kinds of dinosaur facts, play games and watch video from Dinosaur Train! All Aboooooard!

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Dinosaur Train is an engaging and interactive website for playing games, studying facts with the field guide, watching videos, as well as handouts to print! Starting with games there are plenty to choose from. Games from Fossil Finder to Dino Flight which involved finding fossils and learning how to fly by playing catch in the sky with a fellow dinosaur. Field guide has pictures, x-ray, size, food, and much more opportunities to learn dinosaur facts. You can print the dinosaur field cards too! Videos are vast in content to keep every child engaged. Print has many cool handouts to print such as matching the right dinosaur to the right sized train car to valentine cards with dinosaurs on them to give to friends. Such an interactive site!