The main character is portrayed as a dinosaur with most of its brutish ways being showcased although timefully interspersed with good acts. Instead I really wasn't a fan of this book. Yes supposedly my niece enjoys it but who can say with my fickle reading preferences whether I will agree, disagree or just sacrifice it to the hungry bookcase gods. Out of all the dinosaur information that I had when I was younger there is only one that is being used that I recognize while all the others are rather newish while I still have questions whether that bird-one is a dinosaur or not.Īnyway this was my first dinosaur book by Jane Yolen so I had no idea what to think when I picked up the book. Enhances social development (highlights good behavior).First of all looking at the dinosaur characters that were included on the front and back pages reminds me that I am old when I really am not.Write what time the dinosaur does each activity next to the pictures. She can draw what a dinosaur does throughout the day, going from morning until evening. As an alternative, your child could make a Dinosaur Schedule.Help your child write accompanying text underneath her pictures. On facing pages, she can draw a dinosaur at the park throwing sand, and a dinosaur at the park digging cooperatively in the sandbox with his friend. Invite your child to draw how and what a dinosaur is doing at different times of the day. Use yarn to bind construction paper together to make a book.Invite your child to think of how a dinosaur gets up, goes to school, eats lunch, cleans up his room, goes to the park, eats dinner, takes a bath, and so forth. After finishing the book, talk about what kinds of things the dinosaur did that were helpful to his parents and what things he did that were, perhaps, not so helpful.As you read the book with your child, ask your child to identify what the dinosaur is doing on each page before reading the text.For instance, it asks if dinosaurs jump on the bed, or whether they give their parents a kiss and say "goodnight." This book explores the contrasts between "good" and "bad" bedtime behavior in a playful way.How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight? by Mark Teague.
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