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The Internet provides a lot of dinosaur resources, but not
a lot of good ones. We've tried to find the very best for
a variety of age levels. They include everything from factual
data to coloring books; paper-folded dinosaurs to "sounds"
they may have made; lesson plans to clip art. Even if you
have a set of lessons, check these out to update yours or
add depth. We've even included a site where students can post
their own drawings.
Alan Haskvitz recommends copying a dinosaur timeline, like
those below, to post around the room to help anchor students
in that time period. Extend it to modern times to help students
see the short time humans have occupied the Earth.
Clip Art sites: Real and fantasy versions
Dinosaur
Clip Art
Kid's
Free Dinosaur Clip Art
Dinosaur
Clipart and Pictures
Dinosaur information
Dinosaur
Data Files
Free print out cards for most dinosaurs
Dinosaur
Floor
Visit this interactive site.
Dinosaur
Treks
A superior ThinkQuest entry designed for older students --
this is a great example of what teachers, the community and
students can do.
Sue
at The Field Museum
Visit Sue, the most well known dinosaur ever.
What
killed the dinosaurs?
A more sophisticated site on evolution
Zoom
Dinosaurs
All About Dinosaurs for younger learners
Dinosaur lessons & activities
Dino
Fan Pictures & Fiction
Post your students' dinosaur pictures.
Dino-ROAR
Listen to what a dinosaur might have sounded like.
Dinosaur
Coloring Book
Dinosaur
Illustrations
Pictures and information on all types of dinosaurs on this
easy-to-use link page
Dinosaur
songs
Dinosaurs
at Alphabet Soup
Songs, poems, drawings, puzzles and more
Dinosphere
K-2 Unit of Study
Dinosphere
3-5 Unit of Study
Download-a-Dinosaur
Make your own paper dragons.
How
to draw a Dinosaur
For grade three and above
Link sites
Dinosaurs
Theme
A large selection of lesson plans
Dinosaur
Websites
Large link site listed by type of dinosaur -- quite good
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