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ThiDinosaur Unitincluded lots of creativedinosaur activities for 2nd gradein ourdinosaur lesson plans.
We have dinosaur books,dinosaur crafts, lots of learning activities, and freedinosaur printablesfor elementary grades.
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They were a lot of fun to make and a fun decoration for our dinosaur study for kids.
First we picked a dinosaur we wanted to hatch and put it inside a balloon.
(Just go slowly and stretch the neck open before sliding it in).
And one day…. Goofy helped them hatch by cracking them open and found baby dinosaurs inside!
My first grader had so much fun practicing these key Dolch Sight Words in a dino fun way!
Dinosaur Writing Prompt
The kids wrote stories about their pet dinosaurs.
Link for these dinosaur writing prompts below.
Simply mix up the following and press it around thesedinosaur skeletonsweve used over and over this unit.
Add extra around all sides and allow it to harden.
It feels like a really cool archeologist project for a dionsaur scientist.
We made this really coolDinosaur Art projectusing plaster of paris.
It turned out so cool!
Pick a Tupperware, plastic container, lid (surrounded by paper rim), etc.
We used an Olive Garden food take-home container.
(I used this simplehomemade playdough recipe).
Press the dinosaur of your choice into the playdough.
Next, mix up somePlaster of Parisfollowing the directions ours used 3 parts plaster to 1 part water.
For our project we needed 1 1/2 cup plaster and 1/2 cup water.
Stir and pour into dino mold and cover all of playdough until the top of your mold.
Tap slightly to remove air bubbles.
Wait about 45 minutes (the instructions say 30, but wait longer!).
Flip over mold and carefully remove mold.
Next you are going to remove the playdough.
Use the block of playdouh to help get the extra remaining playdough.
You will have a very cook raised impression of a dinosaur!
Goofy was so proud of his dinosaur!
We choose to paint around the edges and make it look like an archeological dig site.
We also had the dinosaur step in green paint to make his tracks.
