21. Dinosaurs dinosaur Thematic Units/dinosaur Lesson Plans/dinosaur activities In thisOptional Unit students investigate a variety of animals that lived long ago. http://www.theteachersguide.com/Dinosaurs.html

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22. ABC's & 123's _13. Barnyard Buddies Color Page. _14. Farm animals. dinosaurs. _1. Name thedinosaurs Good thinker dinosaur puzzle. _8. dinosaur activities http://www.mtnbrook.k12.al.us/tech/abc123.htm

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23. Dinosaurs Theme - Lesson Plans, Thematic Units, Printables, Worksheets, And More Literature list, dinosaur poems, math activities, minibooks dinosaur Facts Students will learn about the plants and animals of the Mesozoic age. http://atozteacherstuff.com/Themes/Dinosaurs/

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24. Funsteps To Learning: Sample Curriculum - Dinosaur Days dinosaurs are animals that lived millions of years ago. Set up learning centerareas with dinosaur activities of various kinds, such as dinosaur puzzles http://www.funsteps.com/Sample/CardOne.html

Funsteps To Learning: Sample Curriculum Funsteps Day 1 Unit: Dinosaur Days Concepts To Teach Dinosaurs are animals that lived millions of years ago. There are no dinosaurs on the earth today. Scientists have made many discoveries about dinosaurs by studying their fossils. Dinosaurs were many sizes. Some were as small as chickens. Others were giants as big as three or four-story buildings. All dinosaurs were hatched from eggs. Some dinosaurs were meat-eaters. Some dinosaurs were plant-eaters. Some dinosaurs lived on land and other dinosaurs were swimmers or flyers. Preparing For The Unit Display pictures of dinosaurs throughout your facility. Set up learning center areas with dinosaur activities of various kinds, such as dinosaur puzzles, dinosaur games, toy dinosaurs, dinosaur activity books, and dinosaur coloring books. Use your library media center as a resource for films about dinosaurs appropriate for preschool age children. Set up a learning center area with picture books about dinosaurs of various kinds, for the children to look at. Take the children on a field trip to a science museum that has a display about dinosaurs, so the children can get a better understanding of the actual size of dinosaurs. Perhaps they will also be able to see some dinosaur fossils or fossil prints.

25. Read, Write Now -Dinosaurs Dinosaurs. Learning activities for Language Arts Hunting the Dinosaurs andOther Prehistoric animals Examines how paleontologists discover, study, http://www.marshall-es.marshall.k12.tn.us/jobe/Read-Write/dinosaur/dinosaurs.htm

Dinosaurs Learning Activities for Language Arts Dinosaurs have always been a source of fascination for children and adults. Just the mention of the word, dinosaur, conjures up thoughts of enormous beast shaking the earth as they move. These fanciful books and online learning activities are sure to get your most reluctant readers involved. Book Lists: Fiction, Non-Fiction Activities On-Line Resources ... Home Book List Fiction The Dinosaur Who Lived In My Backyard B.J.Hennessy A Dinosaur Named After Me : Bernard Most What Happened to Patrick's Dinosaurs Carol Carrick Fascinated with dinosaurs, Patrick invents an imaginary explanation of why they became extinct. My Visit to the Dinosaurs Aliki (This is part of the Education Place TeacherViews) On a visit to a natural history museum, a little boy sees fossilized skeletons of dinosaurs and learns what archeologists have discovered about the physical appearance and habits of these huge extinct creatures. Derek the Knitting Dinosaur Mary Blackwood Derek loves the gentle art of knitting. While he knits, however, he wonders whether he should be ferocious like other dinosaurs. When his nearly frozen brothers come to visit, everyone is glad that Derek knits. Danny and the Dinosaur Syd Hoff This little book describes the joys of having a pet dinosaur.

26. MT KIDS: Plants & Animals - Dinosaurs Jack Horner (Travel Montana) Montana dinosaur activities (Travel Montana) Montanadinosaurs (Travel Montana). animals Plants dinosaurs Fish http://montanakids.com/db_engine/subcat.asp?Subcat=Dinosaurs

27. Dinosaurs dinosaur Informational Sites, dinosaur activities for the Classroom about theplants and other animals that existed during the time of the dinosaurs, http://www.picadome.fcps.net/lab/currl/dinosaurs/default.htm

Dinosaurs Dinosaur Informational Sites Dinosaur Activities for the Classroom Online Activities Dinosaur Informational Sites All about Dinosaurs - Dinosaur book, Cyberhunt, Tour and online games K-3rd Curse of T-Rex - includes information about the plants and other animals that existed during the time of the dinosaurs, as well as a teacher guide for use with the program. Dino Directory - information about 120 dinosaurs Dino Inquiry - explore a variety of dinosaur fossil bones from the Dinosaur National Monument quarry Dino Russ's Lair - dinosaur and vertebrate paleontology information Dinobase - is the place to look for that hard-to-find dino. This is an extensive database of dinosaur species with a few pictures DinoMania - web-based activities, stories, internet-based learning activities, and interactive activities Dinorama - by National Geographic Dinorama - leads students through an exploration of dinosaurs using a printable scavenger hunt with online information. Dinosaur Alphabet Book - A - Z dinosaur info K-2nd Dinosaur Cartoons - cartons about dinosaurs Dinosaur Date Files - consist of data cards with information about many dinosaurs Dinosaur Eggs - presents the hunt for dinosaur eggs and what we can learn from them. It includes a section on dinosaur mothers and babies and a museum of virtual reality dinosaur embryos and hatchlings.

28. Dinosaurs - Lesson 1 Whole Group activities. Materials. Book The Day of the dinosaur by S. AMP J . (Show pictures of dinosaurs and other animals.) There were huge bears, http://www.sedl.org/scimath/pasopartners/dinosaurs/lesson1.html

Lesson 1: Long Ago BIG IDEAS: Dinosaurs existed many years ago; we have found their bones. Zero is the number that tells how many dinosaurs exist today. Whole Group Activities Materials Book: The Day of the Dinosaur DINOSAUR SHAPES OF DIFFERENT KINDS AND SIZES FOR THE Mathematics Center Various books on dinosaurs and prehistoric times for the Library Center Playdough, colors, markers, paints at the Art Center Dinosaur books that have been taped at the Listening Center Plastic dinosaurs, two of each kind, and sorting trays for the Science Center Large cardboard or poster board to make a wall mural of prehistoric times Word tags to show during shared reading and then placed in the Writing Center: long ago; small; large; smallest; largest; zero, and numeral card with Encountering the Idea Exploring the Idea Getting the Idea Organizing the Idea ... List of Activities for this Lesson Encountering the Idea With the children seated on the floor so that all can see the illustrations and print, talk about the book, The Day of the Dinosaur. Ask the children if they can tell what the story is about. Read the story and show the illustrations to the children, sharing your reactions. Talk about time and size concepts.

29. Fun Kid Sites Page 2 A few simple dinosaur activities including colourins, dot-to-dots, You cancolour in Australian animals, play animal games or send your drawings into http://edavenue.homestead.com/kids2.html

About Me Programming Class Organisation Routines ... Kip and Co Kip the koala takes you on travels around Australia. Write Kip a letter and read letters from other kids. Learn wildlife facts, play games and follow Kip's travels along his adventure track. Dinosaurs Alive A few simple dinosaur activities including colour-ins, dot-to-dots, hidden dinosaurs and dinosaur stories. Our Animals Lots of simple facts and photos about Australian animals that live on the ground, in the air and on the water. Uses simple, child-based language suitable for the preschool aged child and above. Ancient Egypt for Kids Very suitable for the older child interested in Ancient Egypt. Lots of information and fantastic pictures and photos. Will really help with school projects. Wicked 4 Kids Jokes and riddles, games, puzzles, quizzes, brainteasers, cooking, craft, ecards and much, much more. Kids Art @ The Worldwide Art Gallery A site where you can view pieces of art by kids from all over the world or even submit your own for the rest of the world to see. You can learn how to draw a face, learn what common art terms mean and learn about famous artists too. Kid's Corner A small wildlife site by the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. You can colour in Australian animals, play animal games or send your drawings into their art gallery. You can also find wildlife fact sheeets on many Australian animals by

30. Dinosaur Web Site, Educational Resources For K-16 It also provides brief descriptions of dinosaur activities centers used at an of the site has movie clips of Mesozoic animals including dinosaurs. http://www.uky.edu/KGS/education/dinosaurs.html

KGS Home Earth Science Education Dinosaur Web Sites Dinosauria . University of California Museum of Paleontology. An excellent starting point for everything you want to know about dinosaurs. Provides information on dinosaurs and other aspects of paleontology, dinosaur art and models, Dino Buzz, which discusses hot topics in dinosaurs, award-winning pages on dinosaur phylogentic systematics (evolutionary organization), links to virtual museum tours of dinosaurs, and links to other dinosaur sites. Royal Tyrell Museum , Alberta, Canada. Provides excellent images of dinosaur skeletons from their museum, which houses one of the best collections of dinosaur skeletons in the world, with excellent summaries of various dinosaur species. At times connections to this site are slow. Dino Russ's Lair . A service of the Illinois State Geological Survey Educational Extension Unit. If you want to find out about dinosaur bones being found out west by paleontologists from Illinois, join Russ on a virtual field trip. This site contains well-organized and evaluated descriptions of links concerning Dinosaur Art, Dinosaur Digs, Dinosaur Eggs, Dinosaur Exhibits, Dinosaur Information, and Locations and Sites to Visit. Dinosauricon , T. Mike Keesey. This site provides short summaries of various dinosaurs with illustrations of each dinosaur by numerous artists. There is an alphabetical genus index and master cladogram to help you search for specific dinosaurs. For each dinosaur, information is provided about the type species, size, age, location, number and status of remains, as well as a short essay about the dinosaur and images by numerous artists. Under the heading "special pages" there are summaries of the Mesozoic Era and plate tectonics maps. A

31. Trackway Activities , Educational Resources For K-16 dinosaur tracks are probably the most famous examples of trace fossils, Explain how we can identify different animals from the tracks they leave behind. http://www.uky.edu/KGS/education/make_tracks.htm

KGS Home Earth Science Education Making Tracks Stephen Greb , Kentucky Geological Survey Introduction Fossils are evidence of ancient life (usually) preserved in stone. When most people think about fossils, they think about bones and skeletons. Not all fossils, however, are the body parts of ancient organisms. A very important type of fossil is called a trace fossil (scientifically termed an “ichnofossil”). Trace fossils are the tracks or trails an organism leaves behind. In this activity, students will make trackways by running across sheets of paper, and then their classmates will determine what they can interpret from the trackways. Grade Level : Time : 15-30 minutes to make the tracks and then 30 minutes to interpret and discuss the tracks Materials 100 feet of rolled paper. Can be black or white art paper, or meat-wrapping paper from grocery store. Any roll will do that is not waxy so that paint or chalk will stick to it, and that is firm enough not to tear when a student or students walk or run across the paper. Tape (to hold down the paper) Chalk (powdered and colored works best) or water-color paint to make footprints. Choose a color or colors that will contrast with the color of the paper chosen

32. Great Asian Dinosaurs - School Tours - Intermediate Activities Intermediate activities. 1. dinosaur Dig. Background Most animals and plantsthat die don t turn into fossils. Usually they re eaten by other animals or http://www.rom.on.ca/dino/school_activities_intermediate.html

Exhibition Information Exhibition Tour School Tours ROM Dinosaur Hunters ... ROM Dinosaur Gallery School Tours Elementary Curriculum Secondary Curriculum Beginner Activities Intermediate Activities ... Related Website Links Intermediate Activities: 1. Dinosaur Dig Background: Most animals and plants that die don't turn into fossils. Usually they're eaten by other animals or decay before they can be fossilized. But if a dying animal falls in the mud and is covered by more layers of mud, it will likely turn into a fossil. This how it works; the bones absorb minerals from the mud, and after a very long time, the mud turns to rock and the bones then become fossilized. The fossil is now made up of minerals. When paleontologists dig for fossils, they use tools such as trowels and brushes to gently unearth the fossil. Fossils are often fragile and must be handled gently. Paleontologists often make copies of fossilized bones using a special plastic so that they can reconstruct skeletons without damaging the fossils. The original fossils are then used for scientific study. Objective: Students will get a sense of how fossils are uncovered and plaster molds are made.

33. Ethan's Dinosaurs: Resources Computer games about dinosaurs. dinosaur activities on the Web As they walkthe zoo grounds looking at live animals, Hank keeps finding excuses to talk http://www.saltthesandbox.org/dinosaurs/resources.htm

Growing Up Activities Resources Parents Home Ethan's Dinosaurs: Resources This page contains information about resources we've used over the last six years Web pages, books, videos, toys, and so forth. Other people's dinosaurs Books about dinosaurs Videos about dinosaurs Computer games about dinosaurs ... Web sites that sell dinosaur toys Other People's Dinosaurs We wanted to know how other kids relate to dinosaurs, so we searched the Web for other sites put together by kids and their parents. Here's what we found. (Some of them are by adults, but they're still cool!) Bobby has his own Web site about dinosaurs, with lots of quizzes, puzzles, games, and kid pictures. His Mom helped him make it. http://members.aol.com/cahaston/index.htm This person loves raptors! (We're not sure how old he is.) http://hometown.aol.com/bastet1888/myhomepage/collection.html OK, we know this guy isn't a kid! But, if you're serious about toy dinosaurs, then be sure to visit his site! http://hometown.aol.com/rsknol/MainPage.html http://www.dinohunter.info/html/biography.htm You can see his current artwork by following this link: http://www.dinohunter.info/

34. Activity: Interpreting The Tracks and trackways represent preserved activities of animals in the past. Walking in their footsteps and what they left us dinosaur tracks and traces. http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/education/dynamic/session3/sess3_act2.htm

return to Lines of Evidence for Past Change Classroom activity: Interpreting the Tracks Authors: Brent Breithaupt and Judy Scotchmoor Overview: Students will discover the relationships among foot length, leg length, stride length and speed in bipedal animals. Data collected and graphed for a student population will be applied to track data from a research site in Wyoming to make inferences about dinosaur physiology and behavior. Trackways provide direct data in the form of foot length/size and stride length. These data can provide clues about dinosaur speed. Grade Span: 6-8 or 9-12 Advance Preparation: Make student packets (see materials). Prepare overheads (see materials). Time: Two to three class periods Grouping: groups of 3 or 4 and whole class Materials: cm ruler and meter stick for each group of students graph paper calculators student packet - one/group, containing copies of the following: theropod track and reconstruction [PDF version] aerial view of trackway and reconstruction of a single series of tracks [PDF version] reconstruction of complete track site [PDF version] geologic time scale and strata of the Mesozoic [PDF version] overheads of: all student materials as needed reconstruction of theropod traversing ripple marks [PDF version] main groups of dinosaurs and their tracks [PDF version] Note:all images in packets courtesy of Brent Beithaupt, The Geological Museum, University of Wyoming

35. Dinosaur Science Activities-Mrs. Bee's Busy Classroom Bone up on map skills with this latitude and longitude activity. Talk aboutthe two groups of dinosaurs. Give examples of animals that they would http://www.dcrafts.com/dinoscience.htm

Lizards Dinosaurs are thought to have been reptiles. Begin the theme by introducing and discussing the characteristics of modern- day reptiles such as turtles, snakes and lizards. Have a pet lizard in class. Living Fossils Some creatures have survived to the present day, almost unchanged since dinosaur times. They are called "living fossils". Can you find the names of some living fossils? (Tuatara-land creature of New Zealand, Sting Ray-sea creature of the tropics, Horseshoe Crab-sea creature of eastern coasts, Asia and North America,Scorpion-land creature of the tropics,Galapagos Tortoise- land creature of Galapagos Islands, Komodo Dragon-land creature of Indonesia, Lungfish-water creature of the tropics, Dragonfly-flying creature found worldwide, Coelacanth- sea creature of the Indian Ocean, and Gavial-land and water creature of northern India) Herbivores and Carnivores Find out what herbivore and carnivore mean.List some dinosaurs that would fit into each category.Then add some present day animals that would fit into each category. What do you call a creature that would eat items from both categories? Fossil Find Bone up on map skills with this latitude and longitude activity. Use a bone pattern to make 10 cut-out bones. Number and label each with a latitude and longitude direction. Post on a bulletin board around a world map. During free time, students use the map to identify the country and continent of each fossil bone. Share correct answers at the end of the week.

36. The.Dinosaur.Exhibit.html Identify animals that still exist today that lived with the dinosaurs. Create centers with dinosaur toys and activities to stimulate discussion on http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/it/projects/Museums/Teacher_Guide/Science/The

Return to Science Lesson Plans The Dinosaur Exhibit: A Trip to the Museum of Natural History The National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institute 10th Street and Constitution Ave. Washington, D.C. 20560 (202) 357-2747 (Education Department) Instructional Unit: The unit is great preparation for a field trip to the Dinosaur Hall of the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. A visit here provides the reality of the size and shape of these animals. It allows them to see what has excited scientists with so many examples of the skeletons, fossils, and representations of what life was like millions of years ago. Curriculum Unit: Grade K Science Objectives: At the end of a 3-4 week on dinosaurs, the kindergarten student will: 1. Identify various dinosaurs and explain why they are different from other dinosaurs. (What they eat, their size, their body shape, their habitat). 2. Define the following words: Extinct, Paleontologist, Fossil. 3. Represent in art (painting, markers, journal drawing, stenciling) a scene in which dinosaurs are shown. 4. Identify animals that still exist today that lived with the dinosaurs.

37. School Group Visits: Life Science Classes dinosaur activities –Fossil rubbings, dinosaur feet/claws and dinosaur Hunt d. fossils provide evidence about the plants and animals that lived long ago http://www.chabotspace.org/vsc/teacher/schoolvisit/lifescience/fossils.asp

Teacher Resources Observatory Planetarium Weather Station Youth ... Teacher Research Center /td> Life Science Classes Fossils: Uncovering Clues from the Past Grade 3-5* Was there life on ancient Mars? Could a Mars meteorite reveal anything about Mars’ past? What are some clues that have helped us unravel Earth’s ancient past? Explore some fossil replicas to reveal clues to our past. As teams of paleontologists, we will examine some of the most common fossil evidence using a key to identify each piece. Other activities might include: solving a dinosaur fossil mystery by creating and assembling detailed rubbings of the skeletal structures of velociraptor, triceratops and tyrannosaurus rex, go on an exciting computer simulated tour of a dinosaur museum to learn some of the latest findings about these fascinating animals, examine a geologic timeline, and compare replicas of dinosaur feet/claws. *Note that there are no listed standards for grade 5 but references to fossils reappears once again at grade 7. Vocabulary: ammonite fossil mold triceratops cast geology plaster trilobite cave bear magnifier rubbing tyrannosaurus rex clam meteorite shark velociraptor dinosaur microbe timeline Series of Possible Activities: Introduction – Show Mars meteorite picture. What do you notice? Point out the wormlike shape and introduce the term fossil. Briefly discuss the definition of a fossil.

38. MSN Encarta - Dinosaur Dinosaurs had evolved into the most abundant large animals on land, The dinosaurs’ metabolism—the internal activities that supply the body’s energy http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761573347/Dinosaur.html

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Sign In Web Search: Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade your Encarta Experience Search Encarta Upgrade your Encarta Experience Spend less time searching and more time learning. Learn more Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Related Items Paleontology, study of ancient life more... Further Reading Editors' picks for Dinosaur Search for books and more related to Dinosaur Encarta Search Search Encarta about Dinosaur Editors' Picks Great books about your topic, Dinosaur ... Click here Advertisement document.write(' Dinosaur Encyclopedia Article Multimedia 23 items Article Outline Introduction Ancestry Habitat Behavior and Physiology ... Studying Dinosaurs I Introduction Print Preview of Section Dinosaur , one of a group of extinct reptiles that lived from about 230 million to about 65 million years ago. The word dinosaur was coined in 1842 by British anatomist Sir Richard Owen, derived from the Greek words deinos, meaning “marvelous” or “terrible,” and sauros, meaning “lizard.” For more than 140 million years, dinosaurs reigned as the dominant animals on land. Owen distinguished dinosaurs from other prehistoric reptiles by their upright rather than sprawling legs and by the presence of three or more vertebrae supporting the pelvis, or hipbone. Dinosaurs are classified into two orders according to differences in pelvic structure: Saurischia, or lizard-hipped dinosaurs, and Ornithischia, or bird-hipped dinosaurs. Dinosaur bones occur in sediments that were deposited during the

39. DINOSAUR UNIT WRITING ACTIVITIES dinosaur UNIT WRITING activities. Activity 1 Preparing to Write to the Project Ask them how it is similar and how it is different from those animals. http://www.neiu.edu/~ctc/dinosaur/picc1204/lesson.htm

DINOSAUR UNIT WRITING ACTIVITIES Activity 1: Preparing to Write to the Project Exploration Team Chicago Area Standards: State Goal 3: CAS A: Produce documents and other written works that adhere to Standard English convention. CAS B: Write with focus, coherence, and clarity. State Goal 4: CAS C: Speak clearly and coherently in formal and informal settings. State Goal 5: CAS A: Conduct basic research using a variety of technological tools and research. State Goal 17: CAS B: use maps, globes, graphs, photographs, other geographic tools, and technology to acquire, process and report information about Chicago and places and regions . . . Lesson Objective: The students will read about the features of a desert and dinosaurs, and will touch and manipulate objects from a desert and objects that relate to the research being done by Project Exploration. The students will respond to the readings and the discussion by writing and drawing. The students will formulate questions working with their parents. They will write letters to the Project Exploration team in the field in Niger which contain these questions and will report to the class when they receive their answers. Materials: journals, copies of the

40. New Page 1 Translate this page Kids dinosaur activities home school parents thank us for. dinosaur crafts usefulfor rainy dinosaur Tattoos - Prehistoric animals. Modern body art fun! http://www.dinosaursuperstore.com/

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