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  • Identified and named different types of dinosaurs
  • Learned about the characteristics and behaviors of dinosaurs
  • Understood the concept of extinction and how it affected dinosaurs
  • Explored the timeline of dinosaurs and their existence on Earth
  • Recognized fossils as important evidence of dinosaurs

Continued development can involve:

  • Encouraging the child to create their own dinosaur timelines or family trees, including information about when and where each dinosaur lived
  • Visiting a natural history museum to observe dinosaur fossils firsthand and learn more about paleontology
  • Engaging in imaginative play by pretending to be different dinosaurs and acting out their behaviors and movements
  • Reading books or watching documentaries about dinosaurs to expand their knowledge further
  • Encouraging the child to draw or paint their favorite dinosaurs and discuss interesting facts about them
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