First Dinosaur Encyclopedia: A First Reference Book for Children (DK First Reference)

Introduce your child to the awe-inspiring prehistoric world with this first reference book! From Plateosaurus and Velociraptor to Tyrannosaurus rex (T-rex) and Thecodontosaurus, this dinosaur children’s book brings your budding palaeontologist face-to-face with these fascinating creatures! This fantastic reference book for children includes fun facts about dinosaurs like the tallest dinosaur and who laid the largest dinosaur egg! It also includes: – “”Hands-on”” boxes on each page suggest activities that children can try at home – Dinosaur themed quiz questions throughout the book with answers available – Colour photographs and clear, age-appropriate text make learning about dinosaurs fun – Provides an all-round education for children who are just starting to learn Perfect for homework or just for fun, let your little dinosaur lover be captivated by the incredible range of prehistoric beasts on display! They’ll unearth fossils and learn where dinosaurs came from, how they lived, what happened to them, and so much more. It’s the ultimate encyclopedia that every young fossil hunter will want to own! Stay up-to-date with the ever-changing world of dinosaurs! Covering the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, First Dinosaur Encyclopedia contains jaw-dropping photography, straightforward explanations, and fun activities. The design is refreshed, the text updated, and eight pages of activities have been included to reinforce your child’s learning. It’s the perfect beginner’s reference book for children aged 7-9 who are curious about all things dinosaurs. DK’s First Encyclopedia series is a collection of first reference books for children covering a wide range of topics. Full of engaging photography, First Space Encyclopedia is perfect for children eager to learn about the solar system. Packed with fantastic photography, First Human Body Encyclopedia is ideal for kids who want to discover the body from head to toe. – ASIN: 0241188768 | ISBN13: 9780241188767 | ISBN-13: 978-0241188767