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Natural History Museum Dinosaur Dot-to-Dot
Go dotty about dinosaurs with this colourful activity book for children. Join time-travelling dinosaur explorers Mini and Max on a dot-to-dot adventure and help them to reveal the incredible dinosaurs hidden on each page.
Count up to 50 whilst joining the coloured dots and discover gentle giants, hungry hunters and feathered flyers. With bite-size facts and things to look for, count and learn, this is a fun introduction to these fabulous creatures.
Published by the Natural History Museum.
Key Features
- Over 30 fantastic dot-to-dot pictures to connect and colour
- Lots of fascinating facts about what dinosaurs ate, how they moved around, where they lived and why they all disappeared
- Easy to read timeline
- Tips on how to pronounce difficult names
- Fully checked and approved by the Natural History Museum dinosaur expert Richard Butler
About the experts
Richard Butler works as a researcher in the Department of Palaeontology at the Natural History Museum, London.
Related Titles
Natural History Museum Dinosaur Sticker Book 3rd edn. (2007) and Natural History Museum Animal Records (2007).
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Specifications
ISBN 978 0 565 09222 1
Price £3.99
Size 216 x 280 mm
Format Paperback
Extent 36 pp
Illustrations Colour throughout
Publication date February 2008
Subject classification Children’s books
Market 4-6 year-olds, key stage 1
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