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Dinosaur Worksheets for Preschool and Early Elementary

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Dinosaur Fossil Coloring cover listing word search, spelling, vocabulary, writing and counting, with sample coloring pages
Show students the dinosaur and fossil pages ahead
Dragonfly in amber fossil: students color the labeled head, body, four wings and gold/yellow amber, with a photo to match
Science coloring: insect body parts preserved in amber
Ammonite fossil coloring: students decide if this creature lived in water or on land; upside-down answer reads Water
Discussion starter on sea life from long ago
Dinosaur footprint fossil: students color the footprint dark brown and the surrounding rock grey, using a photo as a guide
Color-by-label practice on how tracks become fossils
Trilobite fossil coloring: students color the trilobite black and the rock light brown, following labels and a photo
Follow-the-label coloring for a fine-motor center
Dinosaur nest with eggs: students count the eggs, write how many, color the nest and guess what color dinosaur eggs were
Counting warm-up paired with an imagination question
Dinosaur Footprints counting: students count toes and feet on six tracks; upside-down answer 18 toes, 6 feet
Early math counting with a built-in self-check
Baby Triceratops counting: students count its feet and toenails and color it; upside-down answer reads 8 toenails, 4 feet
Counting practice to pair with read-aloud dinosaur talk
Baby Brachiosaurus coloring: students color a smiling long-necked baby dinosaur with round spots, labeled with its name
Quiet-time coloring that introduces a dinosaur name
Pteranodon coloring: students color a detailed drawing of a flying reptile in flight with wide wings and a long beak
Talking point: not every prehistoric reptile was a dinosaur

About This Product

If your students love dinosaurs, this downloadable e-book is perfect for them. Though the title says, “preschool,” this just means that there are activities for preschool level. However, there are ALSO activities for older kids as well. So, if you have students at different levels or a family with multiple grade levels, there is something for nearly everyone!

With fifteen pages of activities, students be learning about dinosaurs and fossils, while having fun and learning math, vocabulary, and spelling along the way.

Most of the pages contain words and questions for practice reading. Also, there are 12 different dinosaur-themed vocabulary/spelling words to learn.

There is also a basic word search which would be perfect for kids to work together on.

Your students will be fascinated by the realistic photos of dinosaur fossils like an amber dragonfly and a trilobite fossil that they can use to assist with coloring the black and white image located on the same page. 

Plus, a baby Triceratops and brachiosaurus are waiting to come alive in the amazing coloring pages. They won't know they’re counting their toes, but they'll still love analyzing Lego-style dinosaur footprints or trying to count the eggs in a nest.

Writing practice, unscrambling dinosaur-related words (how cool!), a word search – it's all included and ready to capture their imaginations. And of course, answer keys are included so you can check the work when they're done! 

This e-book is perfect for teachers who want great ideas ready for classroom use or homeschool moms looking for curriculum material to get kids interested in science who need design help with no stress.

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