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HarperCollins Publishers (1900), Edition: Reprint, 32 pages
Description
An easy-to-read introduction to eleven different dinosaurs--their size, their diet, the pronunciation of their names, and their distinctive characteristics.
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LibraryThing member t1bclasslibrary
This is a very simple introduction to dinosaurs that profiles the big names in a simple way.
LibraryThing member lcisabell
Dinosaur Time is a wonderful "I can read" level 1 book that Pre K to first graders would enjoy. It gives lots and lots of information about dinosaurs including how to pronounce the names of various dinosaurs for example a Pentaceratops ( pen-tuh-SARE-ah-tops), as well what they like to eat.
LibraryThing member benuathanasia
Very simple and repetitive. Good for veerrryyy low readers. Some of the information made me laugh (brontosaurus is no longer called brontosaurus and was ruled to more accurately be called the apatosaurus in 1903/04, the brachiosaurus was most likely not a water dweller - I'm just grateful they
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didn't call any plesiosaurs or pterasaurs dinosaurs), but at least it didn't cling to all the iconic species and introduced some rather obscure species (pentaceratops, teratosaurus and some others). Show Less
LibraryThing member satyridae
I loved the pronunciation guide. That is this book's strength. The problem with it is that it's dated- we've learned rather a lot about dinosaurs and their extinction since 1974. It was fun to read with a five year old dino maven-
I read "Dinosaurs lived everywhere for a long time. Then they died.
Then I asked him if he thought this was true, and he was delighted to explain the meteor to me. In the hands of a dinosaur-savvy person, this is a good exploration of how knowledge changes over time.
I read "Dinosaurs lived everywhere for a long time. Then they died.
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Nobody knows why." Then I asked him if he thought this was true, and he was delighted to explain the meteor to me. In the hands of a dinosaur-savvy person, this is a good exploration of how knowledge changes over time.
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Awards
Garden State Children's Book Award (Winner — 1977)
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English
Physical description
32 p.; 6 inches
ISBN
9780064440370