All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing)
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Parasaurolophus
by Mike Clark
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
Parasaurolophus is known for the trumpet-shaped crest on its head, which makes a low sound similar to the one elephants or whales make when communicating among their species. Readers learn this and other interesting facts about this dinosaur, such as what it ate, the places it called home, and how it survived among predators. This compelling material is presented through an age-appropriate text to enhance students' knowledge of these prehistoric creatures. Readers uncover additional information in captivating fact boxes, colorful illustrations, and well-organized diagrams. This text keeps readers entertained while also aligning with a fundamental science curriculum topic.
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Tyrannosaurus Rex
by Amy Allatson
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
Readers enjoy learning about dinosaurs, and Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most popular dinosaurs for early learners to read about. Readers explore the fascinating details of what life may have been like for a Tyrannosaurus rex, with beautiful computer-generated images to help them visualize these creatures and the world they inhabited. Age-appropriate text allows them to explore this high-interest topic and common part of elementary curricula on their own. The main text is supported by fact boxes and detailed diagrams. How did Tyrannosaurus rex catch and kill its prey? The answer is waiting for readers to discover!
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Iguanodon
by Mignonne Gunasekara
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
Iguanodon got its name because its discoverer thought its teeth looked like the teeth of an iguana, but much bigger! This plant-eating reptile was just the second dinosaur ever discovered. Scientists have learned a lot about Iguanodon since then. Besides presenting many fascinating facts about the big creature, this volume provides valuable information about Earth at the time of the dinosaurs as well as how paleontologists figure out how dinosaurs looked and lived. Readers will gain a better understanding of the prehistoric world through the many fossil photographs, Iguanodon images, and graphic elements-including a final fun activity.
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Pteranodon
by Mignonne Gunasekara
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
The first thing a young dinosaur expert needs to know about Pteranodon is that it isn't a dinosaur! It's a flying reptile that lived during the time of the dinosaurs. The creature's wingspan is much wider than any modern bird's wingspan, and its wings were attached to a finger on each hand. This incredible carnivorous reptile likely soared for hundreds of miles over water. Pteranodon's most fascinating facts are showcased in this accessible text, which uses graphic elements such as labeled pictures and maps to reinforce key points. A concluding activity asks readers to spot the reptile in a prehistoric scene.
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Allosaurus
by Mignonne Gunasekara
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
Allosaurus was a large dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic Period, more than 145 million years ago. This carnivore, with its sharp teeth and hooked claws, was a terror to its prey. Readers of this enlightening volume will learn where these meat eaters roamed, what they hunted, and how their terrifying teeth compared to the teeth of the mighty T. Rex! Well-organized and appealing information in tables, maps, and images will aid young paleontologists in their understanding of this reptile as well as the environment in which it lived.
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Stegosaurus
by Mike Clark
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
How did Stegosaurus get its name? What did it eat? Where did it live? Readers find these answers and much more thanks to age-appropriate text about a high-interest topic and common part of elementary science curricula. Colorful illustrations present examples of what this plant-eating dinosaur looked like with its spiked tail and plated back. These plates are said to have had many possible uses, such as defending against predators or attracting mates. Other fun facts are packed into this accessible text with additional fact boxes and diagrams for readers who want to become Stegosaurus experts.
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Diplodocus
by Amy Allatson
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
Diplodocus was one of the longest dinosaurs to walk the earth during prehistoric times. Readers learn many fun facts about this giant kind of dinosaur, including how it behaved, what it ate, and what it looked like. This essential information is presented through accessible main text designed to enhance a common curriculum topic. Readers discover additional information in eye-catching fact boxes and clearly labeled diagrams. Computer-generated illustrations of these dinosaurs keep readers entertained as they learn.
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Triceratops
by Amy Allatson
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
What did a Triceratops eat? How did it get its name? What kind of habitat did it live in? Readers find the answers to these questions and many more as they explore the exciting world of the Triceratops. Vibrant computer-generated images take readers back in time, helping them visualize these popular dinosaurs and their surroundings. These detailed images accompany simple, accessible text filled with fun facts about a common curriculum topic. Informative fact boxes and diagrams provide additional information for readers who want to become Triceratops experts.
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Pterodactyl
by Amy Allatson
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
A pterodactyl is a popular prehistoric creature because it was able to fly. Although it is not a dinosaur, it is commonly grouped with dinosaurs because of their many shared characteristics. Readers take a closer look at pterodactyls through clear main text, fun fact boxes, and helpful diagrams. As they read, they discover important information about pterodactyls' behavior, appearance, and habitat. These fun facts help support elementary curriculum topics. Colorful computer-generated images fill each page, helping readers immerse themselves in a prehistoric world. This is sure to be a reading adventure early learners will want to experience again and again.
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Velociraptor
by Mike Clark
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
The Velociraptor is one of the most popular dinosaurs for young readers to learn about. In this captivating text, readers learn about the similarities this dinosaur shares with birds. These dinosaurs had hollow bones and tended to nests of eggs, although they were not known to fly. These and other fascinating facts about the Velociraptor are included in the age-appropriate main text that supports a major science curriculum topic. Additional information is included in well-organized fact boxes and detailed diagrams. Colorful computer-generated illustrations of the Velociraptor add a creative visual element for readers looking to expand their knowledge of dinosaurs.
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Spinosaurus
by Mike Clark
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
The Spinosaurus, with its huge sail on its back, is the largest known carnivorous dinosaur. Early readers learn interesting facts such as these through the informative main text about these prehistoric creatures. In addition, eye-catching fact boxes and detailed diagrams are included throughout the text to provide extra insight about this popular science curriculum topic. Vibrant computer-generated illustrations help readers visualize what this dinosaur looked like and its surroundings. What did a Spinosaurus eat? How did it catch its prey? These answers are waiting to be discovered in the text.
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Brachiosaurus
by Mignonne Gunasekara
Part of the All About Dinosaurs (Greenhaven Publishing) series
Brachiosaurus means "arm lizard" because this reptile (not lizard!) had longer front legs than back legs. But when readers see the spectacular images featured in this book, they'll be much more impressed by the dinosaur's very, very long neck. They'll also learn about scientists' evolving understanding of how Brachiosaurus lived, including what this plant eater ate and how much (hint: a lot!). Significant science concepts are presented using at-level vocabulary and visual elements throughout the text, such as maps and labeled pictures, which are especially helpful to visual learners.
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