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Aimed at 3years+
Aim:
Getting a feel for doing a project and collecting information from books, sites, games and jigsaws. Learning new words, playing and imagination, counting and sorting and recognising letters.

Colouring:
Print out sheets and stencils. 

Model making:
Junk models, landscape, playdough cut outs and 3d models.

Classified cards:
Using cartoon and realistic clipart--naming.

Matching cards:
Introduce the idea of snap games and further sorting.

A visit:
Check for fossil/dino/prehistooric exhibitions in area.

TV programme:
Walking with Dinosaurs, maybe Disney Dinosaurs, Fantasia I.

Songs: Learn the ones printed from net and try and incorporate some sound practise.

Cooking:
Dinosaur biscuits, maybe ice a cake, make a jelly.

Dressing up:
paper mache hats/masks and cloaks with things stuck on?

Story/reading:
look out for cartoon based or simple books and stories.

Jigsaw:
Wooden jigsaw, make some with clipart?

Spelling:
D for dinosaur plus some letters on cards--can you see a dino starting with I?

Counting:
Using small shapes, create some worksheets using clipart, stencils, stamps.

Sorting:
small models or baked playdough into feeding groups/ land/water/air etc.

Colours:
paint some funny coloured dinos on paper or baked playdough.

Facts:
meat/plant, land/water/air, big/small.

Art/collage:
material sticking, baked playdough on background, painting, dino eggs.

History:
time line, end of dinosaurs.

Geography:
pangea, land and water and globe exercises.

Science/nature:
bones, digging up, fossils, circle of life, reptiles.

Cultural/religion:
Ummm… well, a bit of Genesis maybe?