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Dinosaurs Literacy and Science Unit

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Jane Loretz
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1st - 4th
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I am using this as a summer camp resource. I have "tested" it out on my own kiddos and they love it. Very engaging!
Great resource with lots of engaging activities! My students loved learning about dinos. These activities were perfect for our unit.

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Dinosaurs Literacy and Science Unit

This huge dinosaur unit will surely be a hit with your students. This dinosaur unit is over 164 pages and includes everything you need for a wonderful science and literacy unit.

Dinosaur Activities

-A dinosaur nonfiction book, with pictures of realistic dinosaurs, filled with facts and vocabulary words on dinosaurs. This book would be great to display on your smartboard and read together with the class.

-A true and false worksheet to do before learning about dinosaurs. (anticipatory set)

-KWL chart on dinosaurs to get the students thinking about what they know, what they wonder about dinosaurs and what they learned.

-27 dinosaur vocabulary words that will help your students with learning all about dinosaurs. These word cards can be displayed in a pocket chart and taught to your students.

-Four different worksheets that will help your students learn the vocabulary words. Included also to help with vocabulary is a dinosaur dictionary booklet your students can make.

-Compare and contrast dinosaurs with reptiles, posters and a pocket chart activity. An individualized worksheet where students compare dinosaurs and reptiles on their own.

-Fact and Opinion lesson Posters and pocket chart activity along with worksheet.

-Two dinosaur report graphic organizers, and paper to write their report on.

-Dinosaur book on six different dinosaurs. Can be printed and colored and used to help with their dinosaur report.

-Dinosaur Diet mini book and a worksheet that students sort under what the dinosaurs ate.

-Three different center activities these would work great for early finishers or morning tubs.

-Dinosaur diet sort

-Think Like a Paleontologist puzzles

-Memory game-skeleton to correct dinosaur

ELA Activities on Dinosaurs

-A twelve page reading response and activity packet to go with Dinosaurs before Dark, a Magic Tree House book, by Mary Pope Osbourne. This also includes an answer key and cover for the packet.

-Writing and art activity to go with If the Dinosaurs Came Back by Bernard Most Paper and dinosaur silhouettes included.

-Writing activity to go with Can I have a Stegosaurus Mom, Please? Students make their own version of this fun story.

-Writing and craft activity to go with How to Catch a Dinosaur by Adam Wallace and Andy Elkerton Your students will use their imaginations to think up a way to catch a dinosaur. Students will make a dinosaur and in the inside the book they will write their story.

This unit also includes 9 Road sign posters of the dinosaur theme to decorate your room along with a dinosaur banner that says, “Dinosaurs”

PLEASE SEE PREVIEW FOR A GOOD LOOK AT WHAT IS ALL INCLUDED!

This resource was updated on March 31, 2022! This dinosaur resource was completely updated and many new additions were added. This resource now has double the original pages.

Happy teaching and Enjoy!

Jane

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Ask and answer such questions as who, what, where, when, why, and how to demonstrate understanding of key details in a text.
Describe how characters in a story respond to major events and challenges.
Describe the overall structure of a story, including describing how the beginning introduces the story and the ending concludes the action.
Use information gained from the illustrations and words in a print or digital text to demonstrate understanding of its characters, setting, or plot.
Describe characters in a story (e.g., their traits, motivations, or feelings) and explain how their actions contribute to the sequence of events.

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