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Measuring Dino Feet
Draw a rough sketch of the different footprints after measuring the proper
distance from toe to heel. Have the child record the data - could go ahead and
write the names of the dinosaurs or could have the child write it themself.
If the child has a favorite dinosaur, like my son and the Spinosaurus, look up how
big that footprint is and cut it out of craft paper. Then use that as a measuring
tool to see how big things (or people) are.
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Dinosaur Salt Dough Fossils
1 cup of flour
1/2 cup of salt
1/2 cup of warm water
Mix and shape into dino bones of different sizes and could also press dino toys
to make fossils.
Bake at the lowest setting of your oven for 2 hours or until hardened
Once the bones are done, have the child arrange them from largest to smallest.
Practicing counting and could even work on basic subtraction and addition
problems using the bones as manipulatives.
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Paper Plate Dinosaurs
Need for each dinosaur: One small paper plate, paint/markers/crayons, glue,
scissors, a toilet paper roll
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I am a
spinosaurus
Pteranod
on
Tricerato
ps
nodon
Igua
Meet the
Dinosaurs
Ela s
mo
ur
sa
us
Stegosaurus
Brontosa
ur
us
Parksosaurus
I am a
triceratops
Dig for Dinos
We purchased these dinosaur skeletons, but could also use the salt-dough bones.
Put the dinos in a small tray of sand. Give the child an old paintbrush and/or a
small shovel to retrieve the bones.
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