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DINOSAUR PROJ THIRD LEVEL SECOND TERM (1)
DINOSAUR PROJ THIRD LEVEL SECOND TERM (1)
Every person has their own thoughts and beliefs about dinosaurs. Draw a mind map of your ideas about
dinosaurs. Write DINOSAURS in the middle of a page with arrows away from it. These arrows represent your
knowledge and understanding of dinosaurs. Write down everything that comes into your mind.
Task 4. Match each adjective with a part of the dinosaur. There are more than one possibilty:
ADJECTIVE NOUN
1. Long a. Claw
2. Wide b. horn
3. Sharp c. spot
4. Dangerous d. tail
5. Cutting e. leg
6. Pointed f. tusk
7. Brown g. jaw
8. Big h. Spike
Task 5. Using the adjectives and the nouns describe the tyrannosaurus rex, the triceratops and the
tegosaurus:
Example:
The Tyrannosaurus rex had _two dangerous claws_ besides, it had _a big jaw_, ……
TASK 6: Read carefully. Do a drawing to explain each characteristic.
WHAT IS A DINOSAUR?
Millions of years ago, long before there were any people, there were dinosaurs. Dinosaurs were one of several
kinds of prehistoric reptiles that lived during the Mesozoic Era, the "Age of Reptiles." Here some
characteristics:
➢ Dinosaurs were reptiles and most hatched from eggs. No dinosaurs could fly
and none lived in the water.
➢ No one knows what color or patterns the dinosaurs were.
➢ Some walked on two legs (they were bipedal), some walked on four (they
were quadrupedal). Some could do both.
➢ Some were speedy (like Velociraptor), and some were slow and lumbering
(like Ankylosaurus).
➢ Some were armor-plated; some had horns, crests, spikes, or frills.
➢ Some had thick, bumpy skin, and some even had primitive feathers.
➢ Most dinosaurs were plant-eaters (also called herbivores). For example,
Triceratops was a plant-eating dinosaur.
➢ Some dinosaurs were meat-eaters (also called carnivores). For example, T. rex was a meat-eating
dinosaur.
➢ The dinosaurs dominated the Earth for over 165 million years during the Mesozoic Era, but
mysteriously went extinct 65 million years ago. Paleontologists study their fossil remains to learn about
the amazing prehistoric world of dinosaurs.
➢ Dinosaurs probably live on today as the birds. All that's left of the dinosaurs are fossils and,
perhaps,the birds. Dinosaur fossils have been found all over the world.
DINOSAUR SONG
A. Listen and Complete.
Chorus
Oh, the __________, big as ______.
The dinosaurs, _______ like peas!
Jaws and ________ and _______ and ______,
That used to ________ and _______ and _________.
D. DINOSAUR SIMILES
Similes compare two things by using the words like or as. Think of things about dinosaurs. Write some similes
about them. Here are two examples about dinosaurs:
E. Now your turn. Create four new similes. Pick the best and illustrate it.
TASK 8. Just for fun! Make these activities related to the dinosaurs:
SKIP 3
Answer the questions? True or false/yes or no.
SPACES
Can you name the dinosaurs?
What was SKIP 3 Who was the Stegosaurus GO T. Rex has Meteors
ROLL Most
the most biggest had bony children got a short killed the
dangerous
SPACES AGAIN BACK 4 dinosaurs.
dinosaur of plates on his hate tail. True or
dinosaur? all? back. T or F dinosaurs. SPACES false. Yes or no.
Yes or no.
FINAL PROJECT “I FOUND A DINO”.
Did you know that fewer than 1% of all the dinosaurs that ever lived have been discovered? Imagine how exciting it
would be to discover the remains of a dinosaur that no one had heard of before. Or even better–what if you discovered
a new dinosaur egg? And what if the impossible happened and that egg was almost ready to hatch? You could expect a
very unusual pet!
These are all things you need to think about, because in this activity you are going to hatch your own personal dinosaur.
Follow the numbered steps to find out what to do.