Here Are All the Hilarious Books in the How Do Dinosaurs...? Series

Little learners will delight in these lighthearted tales that build early reading skills and teach important life lessons.

Aug 26, 2024

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3-5

Here Are All the Hilarious Books in the How Do Dinosaurs...? Series

Aug 26, 2024

In the dino-mite How Do Dinosaurs series, prehistoric pals come to life in relatable and hilarious ways for young learners. These books are famous for their sing-song rhymes that build early reading skills and phonemic awareness in children ages 3 to 5.

The newest addition to this beloved series, How Do Dinosaurs Say Trick or Treat?, is packed with seasonal fun and heartfelt humor. Readers will join in the hilarity as the dinosaurs learn some holiday tricks like carving smiling pumpkins, helping witches carry their brooms, and sharing yummy treats. This playful book sets a great example to young readers about manners and more — with a fun Halloween twist! 

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Meanwhile, dive into the pages of the larger-than-life antics and gentle lessons about sharing, gratitude, and more in How Do Dinosaurs Show Good Manners? See a sneak peek below!

The charming stanzas in these books show kids how one or two letters can change a word's meaning, providing the foundation for strong decoding and spelling skills. Each story begins with an example of silly, not-so-perfect dinosaur behavior, followed by the polite ways dinosaurs (and kids) should act — whether it's at school, bedtime, or dinner. This series will help your child become a confident reader, all while teaching them little life lessons.

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