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Encyclopedia Prehistorica, The Definitive Pop-Up Dinosaurs: Encyclopedia Prehistorica, The Definitive Pop-Up

Our principal bought one for each 3rd-6th grade homeroom the year it was nominated for the Texas Bluebonnet Award!Encyclopedia Prehistorica: Mega-Beasts Pop-Up is the third book in the Encyclopedia Prehistorica series that features massive beasts from prehistoric times, including pterosaurs and woolly mammoths. The text involves a lot of information which can be overwhelming for some, but I loved reading about each creatures characteristics, behaviors, and habitats. A beautiful Limited Numbered First Edition Deluxe Pop-up book, in the Encyclopedia Prehistorica series, signed by Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart.

Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs: The Definitive Pop-Up Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs: The Definitive Pop-Up

This is followed by the Shield Bearers or Stegosaurs, small-headed herbivores whose armored bodies were covered with vertical plates or spikes; the Frill-Heads or Triceratops, hoofed herbivores with large heads with horns on their head and snout, and a bony frill around their neck; then the Long-Necked Giants or Sauropods, recognizable by their long necks, large bodies and even larger appetite; next are the Meat Eaters or Theropods, gigantic bipedal carnivores (perhaps you've heard of the newly discovered Giganotosaurus from Argentina); and finally the Raptors or Dromeosaurs, feathered, flying carnivores in the theropod family, known for their retractable claws.This book would be great to use for a read-aloud during a unit on dinosaurs, as each page covers different types and the pop-ups would keep students engaged.