Australian Geographic Discover: Mega Dinosaurs
Australia is full of evidence of dinosaurs and other creatures that roamed Earth long ago. Uncover footprints, piece together skeletons and discover these fascinating animals!
With detailed illustrations and plenty of fun facts, this book is a great way to introduce the prehistoric creatures that once roamed our planet. From impressive armoured dinosaurs and long-necked sauropods, to ancient marine reptiles and the fossils we find today, find out all about life during the time of the dinosaurs.
* Great for guided reading and newly independent readers
* Connects with the Australian Curriculum for science and geography
* Introduces students to a uniquely Australian understanding of the world around us
See 12 other books in the series: Discover: Animal Homes, Discover: Minibeasts, Discover: Life Cycles, Discover: Our Australia, Discover: Our Oceans, Discover: Outer Space, Discover: Aussie Birds, Discover Sea Life, Discover: Mega Dinosaurs, Discover: Aussie Reptiles, Discover: Glowing Animals, Discover: Animal Mimics and Discover: Rocks and Fossils.
Specifications
For ages 5-8 years
Paperback, 240 x 215 mm
32 pages
Weight: 150gm
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