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How Big? Dinosaurs

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Are you as tall as a T. rex? Or as big as a Brontosaurus? Or maybe you're as mini as a Micropachycephalosaurus!Travel back in time and find out how huge--or small--the dinosaurs really were, with How Big? Dinosaurs. Packed with fun facts and vibrant illustrations by Patrick Corrigan, this book is a real treat for fans of ancient creatures. Children can interact with life-sized artworks of prehistoric beasts (and their claws, plates, and teeth) to get a sense of how big (or small!) they really were. They'll see real-world comparisons to help them understand the size of different dinosaurs. It's a great way to learn about weights and measures in an exciting and accessible way. Perfect for readers aged 6-10.

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  • Sprog:
  • Engelsk
  • ISBN:
  • 9781398836228
  • Indbinding:
  • Hardback
  • Sideantal:
  • 96
  • Udgivet:
  • 1. oktober 2024
  • Ukendt - mangler pt..

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Are you as tall as a T. rex? Or as big as a Brontosaurus? Or maybe you're as mini as a Micropachycephalosaurus!Travel back in time and find out how huge--or small--the dinosaurs really were, with How Big? Dinosaurs. Packed with fun facts and vibrant illustrations by Patrick Corrigan, this book is a real treat for fans of ancient creatures. Children can interact with life-sized artworks of prehistoric beasts (and their claws, plates, and teeth) to get a sense of how big (or small!) they really were. They'll see real-world comparisons to help them understand the size of different dinosaurs. It's a great way to learn about weights and measures in an exciting and accessible way. Perfect for readers aged 6-10.

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