I was looking through my shelves and found most of what I was searching for. I have to hit the stash in the basement for a couple books (including the dinosaur joke book my hubby had as a kid) but for the most part, I will use what is shown in this picture. I am sure I will add a few more notebooking/lapbook components as we go through the unit but this is a good start.
I was just drifting off to sleep the other nite when my brain snapped on and reminded me that I had a set of dinosaur pictures [bulletin board set] that I bought eons ago when the two older kids were very young. I have not covered the dinos like I have had wanted to with the boy, so I am excited for this unit. He has always enjoyed dinosaurs (those Jurassic Park movies are on his top 10 list-even tho they are gross) so this should be fun!
We have very, very limited wall space in the education room, so I had to put these puppies up on the entrance walls [which is kind of angled, hence the two pictures to show all of them]. This spot is actually good b/cuz the boy sits so he can look up at them, at any time. I DID NOT put the evolutionist time line up-what I want to do is put up a couple note cards highlighting a few Bible verses that mention the leviathan. The little people are to show the scale (although this is far from being accurate) of the dinosaurs to humans.
Resources:
(you can get the Answers books there too)
the other books I probably got from Amazon
I have no idea where I got the dino bulletin board set-
it would have been from a teacher's store/catalog
The Adventures in Science: Dinosaurs booklet is
probably out of print-it came in a group of activity books
that I also bought years ago. It has a bunch
of activity pages and such...so I will just pick and choose
what we want to do.
OH YEAH! I just remembered I have the
Dinosaur and Things Game by Aristoplay!
I bought this when my oldest was about 4/5 yrs old! By the looks of the box, you can tell it's been played with a lot! :) Even tho the boy is on the outer age limit noted on the box, we'll still play but be sure to add those question cards to make it a bit more difficult. And yes, we know this shows millions of years as the dates-we simply ignore them.
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