Books with title The Dinosaur Eggs

Join Mr. Tiffin and his students on a trip to a natural history museum and learn all about dinosaurs and the scientists who discovered them!Mr. Tiffin and his students are back in another picture book, and this time the focus is on dinosaur-loving Kimmy. During a field trip to the natural history museum, Kimmy is thrilled to share what she knows about the Stegosaurus and the Archaeopteryx and even the ginormous Titanosaurus. That changes when one of her classmates questions whether girls can be paleontologists. Kimmy starts to feel shy. What if they can't? What if no one wants to hear what she has to say? It will take some help from Mr. Tiffin--and from a famous scientist--for Kimmy to find her voice again.Join Mr. Tiffin's class as they learn about dinosaurs big and small, feathered and scaly, winged and ocean-dwelling. And root for Kimmy, the dinosaur expert . . . who might just learn something about herself.

**A cute shared read or bedtime story - the perfect length for finishing in one sitting****Great for: early readers, fans of animal stories, baby animals, and, of course, dinosaurs** Free - contains a free sample of the longer chapter book - The Secret Dinosaur - which features the same charactersA baby dinosaur has wandered away from home - although home is not the Jurassic, but the museum in which it was created. This is a life size model machine-dinosaur - a Dinotek!But it's a young Dinotek, one who's never been outside the museum before. Can he find his way home again?This cosy and humorous story is perfect for a shared read, bedtime story, or those just beginning to move fully into chapter books and starting to read independently.It can be finished in one sitting - and if children want more - contains a free sample of the longer, children’s book for kindle, which features the same characters.In this series dinosaurs are not only back – they're better than ever! As awesome as their prehistoric predecessors - and able to talk, feel and best of all, become friends with children.Full of fun, beautiful colour illustrations and nostalgic touches that parents and grandparents will also enjoy.

Mason Trumble was an eight year old boy who, like most kids, was fascinated by dinosaurs. Unfortunately, like many kids, he was also tormented by older boys who had started calling him a chicken. When Mason had finally had enough he came up with a plan that would shut those boys up for good. At the edge of town was a very scary haunted house that no one had dared to set foot in for decades. Mason's plan was to enter the house and bring something out to prove he'd been inside. Turns out that everyone who believed the house was haunted had good reason. He barely escaped from it with his life after finding the proof he needed in the cellar. What he had found was a map that showed the location of a long-forgotten treasure in a place called Dinosaur Gulch. Searching for buried treasure was something that Mason liked almost as much as dinosaurs, and what better place to search for loot than in a place named after them. When he finally located the treasure it wasn't quite what he had anticipated. It was a stone chest covered with mysterious symbols. Expecting it to be full of coins or jewels, he was surprised to find that it was full of little, golden dinosaur statues, also covered with strange symbols. The little statues weren't just gold; they were something else far more valuable and exciting, and Mason finds out by accident that they are powerful, magical amulets. While holding one of the statues in his hand he wishes he could become that particular dinosaur. To his utter amazement, with a whirlwind burst of magical golden light, he rapidly grows in size and shape and transforms into that dinosaur. Worried that he might spend the rest of his life as a prehistoric beast, he's relieved to find that the change is temporary (a little less than an hour) with no ill effects. He realizes that the treasure is far better than what he had hoped for; there are many different types of dinosaurs in the chest, and he has the power to become any one of them. In other words what he has discovered is every child's dream come true: he can temporarily become any dinosaur he wants to, from a ferocious tyrannosaurus rex to a flying pteranodon. As any kid would, he uses the magical amulets and has many adventures; some are even heroic. He's finally found out by his parents and the national media, but not before his little sister, Katie, gets in on the action, too. Mason's dream of fame and glory is fulfilled when he's referred to in the news as 'The Dinosaur Kid'.The book has over sixty-five color illustrations and has a glossary in the back which tells about and shows each dinosaur that Mason and Katie become. Mason is shown standing next to each one so that readers will get an idea of scale. It also includes a pronunciation guide and an illustration of the magical amulet for every dinosaur.

This is the short story about a T-Rex dinosaur called Thor. As the narrative progresses, we learn more about Thor, and a fun rhyme builds and builds alongside the story. Colourful pictures and educational facts make this book fun to read and learn. Written in a simple format, so it is easy for young readers.This book is aimed at young readers and those who like a story being read to them. Also ideal for young ESL readers.Thor the Dinosaur is from the series Fun to Learn. Please check out my other books in this series.

When Eddie discovers a strange egg in his backyard, he is quick to assume it's a dinosaur egg. Despite his efforts to keep the egg hidden before it hatches, Eddie's classmates and neighbors learn his secret and anxiously gather around, waiting as it cracks, As Eddie holds the excited community at bay, will he be ready to accept the mysterious animal inside when it makes its debut?

A long frozen block of ice cracks open in a cave in the North. A young dinosaur emerges to a world he does not recognize He meets Artic Fox, who has never seen anyone like him. Where are all the dinosaurs? Where is his mother? Dinosaur remembers the bedtime stories his mother told him about a place their ancestors used to live. It was a place of warmth. Could they be there? As Artic Fox directs him to the warmer South, Dinosaur begins a long journey to answer his questions and find his family. As he walks along and dreams at night, be begins to remember more of the stories his mother told him with more and more detail. There was a great canyon, with red rocks on its walls and sunsets. It also had a long river running through it. His journey takes him through Yellowstone, Yosemite and Grand Canyon National Parks, where he seeks the help of animals in finding his answers. He speaks to Bison, Bear and Tortoise. When Dinosaur reaches the Grand Canyon, Tortoise tells him about someone special, a Native American Elder, with a long memory of history. Does Dinosaur ever find out what happened to the dinosaurs and his home and family?