The Dinosaur that Pooped a Planet!

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I may also use it with year 2 or 3's as a literacy task and would ask them to think about what period in history they would like to travel to. Join Danny and Dino on this rollicking, rhyming delight, packed with action and adventure, pirates and peril.

They’re on their way to Kerplink, aka “the Land of Living Poo,” also home to an assortment of dinosaurs, and as they travel, “Dear old Hector never stopped / catching anything that plopped. They then go outside to play and swing on the very old swing in Grandma's garden only to discover that it is a time travelling swing which shoots them back to the past where they meet Dino Dudes A.In this guide on how to identify coprolites, you’ll learn about all the different types of samples and what kinds of things to look for when looking for your own coprolite specimen.

I love the cute round style illustration with bright colours and lots of action from both the text and the pictures. They enjoyed creating all kinds of different shapes and it reminded us all how much they loved playing with playdough too.He is also a music-making, song-writing, guitar-playing, Guinness World Record-holding, nappy changing, galaxy-defending dad! Much like petrified wood, these dissolved minerals begin to crystalize over time, replacing the original organic material with crystalized minerals, essentially turning the poop into stone. My son thinks all of the range is absolutely hilarious and even though we have now read this book what must be in excess of 50 times, my son still laughs our loud and this is a regular bedtime book request along with the others in the series. Other dinosaur coprolites have been found with plants inside, and one even contains decomposing wood – a sign that the dinosaur was supplementing its nutrition with fungi and bugs that feed on rotting logs. This one was picked by a friend, unaware of the dangers of picking a book with the word 'pooped' in the title.