2-0Objectives & Sequence
2-1Unit 2 Project
2-1What Happened to Pangaea?
2-2I am an Oviraptor
2-1All About Dinosaurs
2-2Huge Dinosaurs
2-3Tiny Dinosaurs
2-4Long Ago Animals
2-5At A Museum
2-6What Happened To The Dinosaurs?
2-1Ready, Set, Action!
2-2All Alone
2-3Helpful Verbs
2-4I Am Hungry
2-5What's Happening Now?
2-6What Happened Yesterday?
2-1The Land Before Time
2-2Walking on Thin Ice
2-1It's a Dinosaur!
2-2Time of the Dinosaurs
2-3I Am Not a Dinosaur
2-4End of the Dinosaurs
2-5Is That a Mammoth?
2-6I Am a Paleontologist
description Exercise
Some dinosaurs are tiny. They look cute. Some dinosaurs are huge. They look scary. Some dinosaurs can fly. They are cool. Some dinosaurs are fast. They are amazing.
This dinosaur was huge. It had a long neck. It had a long tail. It liked to eat plants. It had huge feet.
Look at this footprint. It was a giant.
This is a T-Rex. It was a big dinosaur. It had big hind legs. It had small arms. It liked to eat meat. It could run fast. It could attack. It was scary.
This dinosaur has horns. The horns are sharp. The horns can attack. The horns are long and strong.
This is a rhino. A rhino has horns, too. We can see rhinos in Africa.
This dinosaur has a frill. It can make the frill big. It can make the frill small. The big frill looks scary. The small frill is not scary.
This is a lizard. It has a frill, too. We can see it in Australia.
This dinosaur has plates. The plates are like bone. They are strong. They help the dinosaur keep safe. It looks quite cool.
These dinosaurs were fast. They had strong hind legs. The legs helped them run fast. These dinosaurs liked meat. These dinosaurs like to hunt. They are a little scary.
There were many big dinosaurs. Which big dinosaur do you like best?
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