Pan Macmillan is the UK general book publishing arm of the Macmillan Group, which operates in over 70 countries. You will find many creative activities based on each book to make reading even more enjoyable and interactive. by Paul Stickland and Henrietta Stickland, this colourful collection of children’s books features dinosaurs with personalities even bigger than they are! The bouncy rhyming text encourages children to join in, helping them to learn their numbers as they count down from ten to one, ending with a wonderful loud ROAR! is a series of books and characters created by Peter Curtis produced in association with the Natural History Museum in London and published by Macmillan Children’s Books.

The book features pictures of various different types of dinosaurs that are paired with rhyming text that discusses various different features and differences such as "weak vs strong" and "long vs short". The simple rhyme is great - who would have thought that you could get so much enjoyment out of a book which, apart from the last two pages, only has two words on each page. Peter Curtis is a Welsh-born author, creator and producer of children’s characters, books and television series, including some of the most successful animated television shows for young children, including Bob The Builder, Rubbadubbers and The Koala Brothers.A 20th anniversary edition was published in April 2014, and Immediate Media is developing a mobile app of the book to coincide with the release.

The fun rhyming text is perfect for reading out loud, and there are charming, colouful illustrations on every page. Robert loves it when I make different sounds to the words, for example I put on a miserable voice for 'dinosaur grumpy' and talk really slowly for 'dinosaur slow'. Instantly appealing, with bright and lively illustrations, and Tony Mitton's fantastic poetry and rhyming words. The work has also received positive reviews from the Horn Book Guide, School Library Journal, and Booklist, with Booklist remarking that the work was "a good group read-aloud, even for the very young.Discovery Trail is a dinosaur trail which runs through beautiful woodlands at three farm parks in the UK.

Children might like to beat the rhythm using a wooden spoon on a saucepan or on a drum or other toy musical instrument if you have one. series, a collectable series of preschool books created by Peter Curtis and produced in association with the Natural History Museum in London. If you need more inspiration for children who can’t get enough of dinosaurs, they’ll love these dinosaur books for kids. She is 15 months old and enjoys looking at the pictures and trying to remember the words in the book. my daughter loves this book, she is 3 years old and tries to pretend to be a dinosaur as i read this book to her, it is very funny to see her actions and to listen to her roaring.

by Paul Stickland and Henrietta Stickland, this colourful series introduces a range of authentic dinosaur characters to very young children. But as they walk around the museum, all Dave wants to know is wherther these dinosaurs are really dead. Read the story together and clap the rhythm of the words at the same time (eg three claps for din-o-saur). This book is an absolute winner, which soon has toddlers joining in with the rhyming words - and admiring the fabulous dinosaur pictures. She does actions for some of the dinosaurs, like 'Dinosaur Strong' shows her arm muscles and we always giggle that 'Dinosaur Grumpy' is like her Daddy!