The Dinosaur that Pooped a Planet!

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rexcould bite so hard that it crushed the bones of its prey – a highly unusual way of eating with no obvious modern equivalent. We also hadn't realised that the book was one of a series until we'd finished it, and as a standalone it left a lot of unanswered questions related to the gran's obsession with green and the existence of the magic swing. They’re on their way to Kerplink, aka “the Land of Living Poo,” also home to an assortment of dinosaurs, and as they travel, “Dear old Hector never stopped / catching anything that plopped. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent. I may also use it with year 2 or 3's as a literacy task and would ask them to think about what period in history they would like to travel to.

We discovered The Dinosaur That Pooped … series last year and since then the books have been a firm favourite with my two.However, when the creature bit into the poop, it quickly realised that it was not a tasty meal at all and spat it out! Appealing, action-filled illustrations show the animals on their oddball journey, and while the rhyming text is sometimes awkward, young readers and listeners won’t mind a bit; they’ll be left hyperventilating in a plethora of giggles. In this guide on how to identify coprolites, you’ll learn about all the different types of samples and what kinds of things to look for when looking for your own coprolite specimen. The way of time travelling back in time was fun to read, and going forwards in time was even funnier, with expressions of horror from many at what the dinosaur was doing.

We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development.Some coprolites have some crazy stuff found inside of them such as fish scales, plant material, bones and teeth! The onomatopoeic words are written in large bold writing, so if you were reading the story out loud - it is giving you a prompt to extenuate these words.

I did a sneaky read of this in Waterstones today getting me some very strange looks from a young girl who was reading something much less funny and poopy!

They whirled round at eighty eight mile an hour back through time crash landing back at home, just in time for broccoli cake. One predictable part giving children the opportunity to join in and shout POOP as loud as they can, which is just hilarious when reading it in school. This 12-page board book is a special Dino story that introduces the series to the youngest readers, whilst teaching them how to count down from 10 to 1. Discover the pooptastic world of Dino and Danny, from star of BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, Tom Fletcher, and McFly bandmate Dougie Poynter!

My son thinks all of the range is absolutely hilarious and even though we have now read this book what must be in excess of 50 times, my son still laughs our loud and this is a regular bedtime book request along with the others in the series. Once covered, and the poop is deprived of oxygen, the decomposition process of the organic material is halted. to further the task I would then ask them to think about the pros and cons of being in that point in history.When playtime on Gran's old swing sends Danny and Dinosaur accidentally looping back through time to the Jurassic age, there's no knowing what might happen. When they accidentally go back through history on a time-travelling swing, Danny and Dinosaur meet some new dino friends. Knowing which species of creature made a specific coprolite helps us get a better idea of what prehistoric ecosystems looked like.