Are you ready to explore the world of dinosaurs?

Read Roar!

Dinosaurs come in all shapes and sizes, each with unique features suited to their diet and lifestyle. Carnivores like T-Rex had sharp teeth for tearing meat, while herbivores like Brachiosaurus had long necks to reach leaves high in trees.

Learn a song about dinosaurs

Now, let's have some fun together! Gather your toy dinosaurs (or pictures if you don't have toys), and let's play a game called Stand Up/Sit Down. Stand up if your dinosaur is green, has spikes, or any other feature mentioned. Let's see who has the most interesting dinosaur!

Explore creativity with our Lost Dinosaur Poster Activity! Draw and label your unique lost dinosaur on poster board or paper, enhancing both your artistic skills and knowledge of dinosaurs. Share your masterpiece with your friends and teacher. 

We will read How Do Dinosaurs Count To Ten? by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague. 

We will check which numbers are odd and which are even.

Being dinosaurs, we will work together to make our own version of the book, finding a matching amount of items for each number.

What is this numeral? How many does it represent?

Let's practise writing our numerals.

Dinosaur's Body Vocabulary

We are learning about dinosaurs' features this week.

There are many words that we can already read independently.

Use the word mat to read and learn 

different dinosaur body parts.

Label the Dinosaur

After colouring your dinosaur,

use the new words that you learnt

to label different parts of the body.

You can cut the labels and glue them to the frames

or you can write the words by yourself.

Can you draw and label your own dinosaur?