The last page is only the beginning.
Choose your dinosaur book to explore pronunciation guides, quizzes, and activities. Try an answer, learn from the feedback, and keep asking questions.
Explore prehistoric time, learn dinosaur names, and put your discoveries to the test.
Meet the meat-eaters and revisit the clues that reveal how they hunted and survived.
Discover how plant-eating dinosaurs found food, defended themselves, and lived together.
Explore extraordinary sizes, speeds, and features—and the evidence behind the records.
Follow fossil clues and discover how paleontologists piece together the distant past.
Revisit surprising dinosaur questions and see what you can explain in your own words.
Questions from curious readers
1. Who are these books for?
The books are written for curious readers ages 7–9. An adult can help with unfamiliar words and discuss the questions together.
2. What can children explore?
The dinosaur books cover prehistoric life, predators, plant-eaters, records, fossils, and children’s questions. The ancient Egypt books explore mythology, mummies, and pyramids.
3. How do the dinosaur activities work?
Choose the page that matches your book. Listen to pronunciation guides, try the questions, and use Check Answers for feedback. Return to the book to look for the evidence.
4. Are the activities free to use?
Yes. The online dinosaur activities can be opened without payment or an account.
5. How can I help a child with the quizzes?
Read the instructions together and let the child try first. Ask why they chose an answer before checking it. Use mistakes as a starting point for another question.
6. Why do some dinosaur facts say “may” or “estimated”?
Fossils preserve only part of the past. Scientists compare and measure the evidence to test explanations. These words distinguish evidence from an interpretation or an uncertain measurement.