How Do Dinosaurs Learn Their Colors?
  • How Do Dinosaurs Learn Their Colors?
  • How Do Dinosaurs Learn Their Colors?
  • How Do Dinosaurs Learn Their Colors?
ISBN: 0439856531
EAN13: 9780439856539
Language: English
Release Date: Aug 1, 2006
Pages: 12
Dimensions: 0.6" H x 7" L x 6" W
Weight: 0.5 lbs.
Format: Board Books
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Book Overview

The bestselling, award-winning team of Yolen and Teague present their third original dinosaur board book, a fun read-aloud that teaches children all the colors of the rainbow.

Dinosaur colors start with red: A red fire truck stuck under the bed, A purple towel left on the floor, A green sign taped to the closet door, The third board book by the bestselling, award-winning duo Jane Yolen and Mark Teague focuses on one of the most fun concepts learned in childhood: colors. Packed with vibrant illustrations of dinosaurs drawing, painting, and playing, this book will captivate and inspire children as they learn their colors.

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Book Reviews (12)

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   Not the same as the big books
We were little disappointed with this book and a couple of the other board books in this series. Our one-year-old son LOVES the full size How Do Dinosaurs'history books, but he pays hardly attention to the board books. First of all, the words and rhymes are not as wise. The concept of counting or colors isn't as good a material as going to bed, eating your food, or visiting the doctor. Second, the books are scaled down and the artwork is very short and much simpler. My son loves the artwork in the larger books, but the white background in these is kind of boring. Time will tell, but he is past the board book stage and I am just not sure that these books will capture the attention of children who are at an age for learning colors or numbers. I wish there was a full version, and I wish I had known that the content of the board books was not as good as the big ones. Now do YOU!
 
5
   Awesome illustrations.
The dinosaurs in the books are not the typical T-rex, Stegosaurus or Triceratops. They are shown in the books, but there are some other, not so popular dinosaurs, so that the child can learn more about different dinosaurs with whom they may not be familiar.
 
2
   Disappointing
Very disappointed ''. The object to learn color is hardly noticeable on the page. Waldo Hunt is a sort of a Where's Waldo to find the subject color.
 
5
   Daughter loves it!
All of the How do dinosaurs '' series are well written, fun and my children love them. The are worth adding to the Amy library.
 
5
   Are you color blind??
Our 3 year old great-grandson loves Dinasours, so that this was a perfect birthday present. Who knew that a smart animal could be so huge? What do you think?
 
4
   Kids love it!
My two year old twins love this story. It is a great addition to all the other dinosaur books they have.
 
3
   Just Okay
It is not a great book if you are looking to teach colors. Would not recommend, there are better books for color education. But my son likes the dinosaurs.
 
2
   Ok book, wouldn't purchase again.
The book does not really have a flow. It feels like they wrote this book just to put another one out and not put much thought into it.
 
5
   Great Buy
My mom had gotten one for my little one and she loved it, so I gave her the rest for Xmas.
 
4
   Some of the rhyming seems a little forced in regards to the items that are being labeled (robe or chalk on a black slate) but my girls still like it.
My toddlers are now obsessed with dinosaurs. Some of the rhyming seems a little forced in regard to the items labeled, but my girls still like it.
 
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