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Dinosaur Dot-to-Dots: Volume 2 Activity Book

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Cover of Dinosaur Dot-to-Dots: Volume 2 Activity Book, with a teacher resource introduction and use terms
Activity book cover and teacher introduction
Strut Your Stuff dinosaur dot-to-dot activity: connect numbers 1–30 to complete a Struthiomimus to color
Struthiomimus puzzle, numbers 1–30
Coat Rack dinosaur dot-to-dot activity: connect numbers 1–30 to complete the horns of a Styracosaurus
Styracosaurus horn puzzle, numbers 1–30
The Better to See You With! dot-to-dot activity features Stenonychosaurus, numbers 1–30, and an eye fact
Stenonychosaurus puzzle, numbers 1–30
What's in a Name? dinosaur dot-to-dot activity features Megalosaurus, numbers 1–30, and a naming fact
Megalosaurus puzzle, numbers 1–30
Surf's Up! dot-to-dot activity: connect numbers 1–30 to complete a huge wave above a dinosaur to color
Wave puzzle in a dinosaur scene, numbers 1–30
Hands Off! dinosaur dot-to-dot activity features numbers 1–30 around clawed limbs and a Deinonychus caption
Deinonychus clawed limb puzzle, numbers 1–30
Leap Year dot-to-dot activity: connect numbers 1–35 to complete a frog in a prehistoric scene to color
Frog puzzle in a prehistoric scene, numbers 1–35
Catch Me If You Can! dinosaur dot-to-dot activity features Gallimimus, numbers 1–35, and a running speed fact
Gallimimus puzzle, numbers 1–35
Dino Dunce dinosaur dot-to-dot activity features Diplodocus, numbers 1–35, and a hat labeled DUNCE
Diplodocus puzzle, numbers 1–35
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Grade 1, 2, 3, 4

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About This Product

Finally a First Dot-to-Dots for young children featuring dinosaurs. Entertaining and educational, these books develop math skills, develop hand/eye coordination, and teach problem solving. Get ready for some prehistoric fun and facts! Many fantastic creatures roam the pages of this book waiting for your child to connect the dots and color them in- he or she will even learn about who came up with the name dinosaur! And as the puzzles become more challenging, your child will have a chance to practice controlling a writing instrument – a Dino-Mite way to learn while having fun!

What's Included

A 13-page printable packet with dot-to-dot puzzles

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