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Synopsis
From "one gigantic, huge, colossal ultrasaurus" to "twelve busy, wriggle-tiggle, writhing, squirming, hatching babies", prehistoric creatures by the dozen slip, hop and thunder forward in this colourful reptilian parade. The book is designed to introduce children to counting.

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Dinosaurs hurrying, roaring, crashing - some of them tiny, some gigantic - march through the pages of this exuberant counting book. Children will love learning numbers 1 to 12 by counting these incredible creatures.

Don't forget to lift the flap to see the dinosaur suprise at the end!

Includes dinosaur names and how to say them, a timeline and an information spread. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Counting with Dinosaurs, 25 Feb 2003 By A Customer This book is subtitled 'A Prehistoric Counting Book', but it is much more than this. A book suited to children of all ages and abilities. It has colourful and well-drawn illustrations and it was these that made it popular with both of my children. The counting itself uses words that the children found fun to use. The choice of words enabled the reading to be animated, increasing the enjoyment for the reader and the children alike. The book contains such useful information as timelines showing when the dinosaurs lived and a brief explanation of what dinosaurs were, enabling difficult questions to be answered. For me the greatest help was the pronunciation of the dinosaur names, simplifying the naming and enabling the children to be given the correct names. The book has taught the children to count in a fun way. Additionally, it has entertained the children and inspired their imagination, it has made them ask questions about their immediate environment and it has provided much fun for all the family. This book has even been the inspiration for several visits to museums. A delight for children of all ages, this book is more than just a children's counting book.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all customer reviews...		Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews

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Dinosaurs & the prehistoric world
Numbers & counting
Picture books
Animals - Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures
Children's Baby - Lift the Flap
Children's Books
Children: Grades 3-4
Concepts - Counting
Concepts - Counting & Numbers