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Who am I?
I have back legs that are shorter than my front legs. I have a long tail and a long neck. I love to eat leaves from tall trees. I am one of the tallest dinosaurs. I’m a brachiosaurus!
Who am I?
I have short legs and a thick tail. I have three horns: two big ones and one small one. I use them to protect myself. My head is very big. I’m a triceratops!
Who am I?
I have a long pointy beak and long pointy wings. I can fly high in the sky and catch fish. I’m a bird!
Who am I?
My back is covered with armor and bony plates to keep me safe. I have a bony club at the end of my tail to fight my enemies. I eat plants. I’m an ankylosaurus!
Who am I?
I have a spiky tail that helps me stay safe. There are pointy plates on my back, lots of them, to protect me. I have a small head and eat mostly plants. I’m a stegosaurus!
Who am I?
I have a short tail, long back legs, short arms, and big teeth. My teeth help me eat meat. I am the fiercest of dinosaurs. I’m a tyrannosaurus rex!
Early every morning, a red rooster went to the top of the barn and crowed loudly. Usually, no one answered, but on this sunny morning, someone said “moo.”
The red rooster asked a plump pig, “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the pig.
The red rooster met a spotted dog. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the dog.
The red rooster met a grey donkey. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the donkey.
The red rooster followed a tabby cat. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the cat.
The red rooster ran after a black sheep. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” said the sheep.
Finally, the red rooster saw a spotted cow. “Was it you?”
“Yes,” said the cow. “I said moo.”
“And I mooed too,” said her baby calf.
Let’s have some fun! Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle like an octopus. Move your arms and legs and pretend you’re swimming in the ocean!
Dinosaur Detective: Go on a dinosaur hunt around your home or classroom! Look for objects or toys that remind you of the dinosaurs we learned about. Can you find something that looks like a long neck for a brachiosaurus or something spiky like a stegosaurus? Share your discoveries with a friend and explain why it reminds you of that dinosaur.
Animal Sounds Adventure: Let’s play a game of animal sounds! Close your eyes and listen carefully. Can you guess which animal makes each sound? Try making the sounds of the animals from the story, like the cow’s “moo” or the rooster’s “crow.” Then, take turns with a friend to make different animal sounds and guess which animal it is.
Creative Movement: Dinosaur Dance: Imagine you are one of the dinosaurs we talked about. How would a triceratops move with its big head and horns? How would a tyrannosaurus rex stomp around with its big teeth? Create your own dinosaur dance moves and show them to your classmates. Can you make a dance for each dinosaur?
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript, removing any unnecessary sounds and maintaining the essence of the content:
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**[Music]**
**Who am I?**
I have back legs that are shorter than my front legs. I have a long tail and a long neck. I like to eat tree leaves.
I am one of the tallest dinosaurs. I’m a brachiosaurus.
**Who am I?**
I have short legs and a thick tail. I have three horns: two large and one small. I use them for fighting.
My head is big, very big. I’m a triceratops.
**Who am I?**
I have a long pointy beak and long pointy wings. I can fly, and I can fish.
I’m a bird.
**Who am I?**
My back is covered with armor and bony plates for protection. I have a bony club on the end of my tail, which helps me fight my enemies.
I eat plants. I’m an ankylosaurus.
**Who am I?**
I have a spiky tail that helps me defend myself. There are pointy plates on my back, lots of them, for protection.
I have a small head and eat mostly plants. I’m a stegosaurus.
**Who am I?**
I have a short tail, long back legs, short arms, and big teeth. My teeth help me eat meat.
I am the fiercest of dinosaurs. I’m a tyrannosaurus rex.
**Who said moo?**
Early every morning, a red rooster went to the top of the barn and crowed.
Usually, no one answered, but on this sunny morning, someone said moo.
Red rooster asked a plump pig, “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the pig.
Red rooster met a spotted dog. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the dog.
Red rooster met a grey donkey. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the donkey.
Red rooster followed a tabby cat. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the cat.
Red rooster ran after a black sheep. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” said the sheep.
Red rooster saw a spotted cow. “Was it you?”
“Yes,” said the cow. “I said moo.”
“And I mooed too,” said her baby calf.
**Wiggle like an octopus.**
Move, move, move!
