Tina the T-Rex: A Dinosaur Story about Curiosity for Kids 3-6

DEAR READER: Tina the T-Rex discovered that asking "why" isn't annoying—it's amazing! Questions help us learn, discover, and even save friends! Never stop being curious about your world. YOUR TURN TO BE CURIOUS LIKE TINA: Draw or write down THREE questions you want to find answers to! QUESTIONS TO EXPLORE TOGETHER: Tina's questions helped save Bronto. Can you think of a time when asking questions helped you or someone else? At first, the other dinosaurs thought Tina's questions were bothersome. Why did they change their minds? What's the most interesting question YOU want to find the answer to? ACTIVITIES TO TRY: Question Adventure Walk: Go outside and ask "why" about everything you see! Curiosity Journal: Keep a notebook of your questions and discoveries Detective Game: Pick something in nature and ask 5 "why" questions about it Be a Scientist: Choose one of your questions and research it with a grown-up DID YOU KNOW? REAL T-REX FACTS! Tyrannosaurus Rex means "Tyrant Lizard King" T-Rex had the strongest bite of any land animal ever—stronger than a crocodile! Even though T-Rex arms were small, each arm could lift about 400 pounds T-Rex had excellent eyesight and could see better than an eagle They lived about 68-66 million years ago in what is now North America COMING SOON IN DINO VALLEY: Meet Tops the Triceratops! When three young dinosaurs need to work together to solve a big problem, Tops learns that teamwork makes EVERY dino stronger! Tops the Triceratops: A Dinosaur Story About Teamwork for Kids 3-6