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Passport in Time: The Dinosaurs ChecklistWelcome to your Dinosaurs learning passport!To make your passport, print this resource, cut each page out and then…

• Stick pages 1 and 7 to the back of pages 2 and 8.

• Stick pages 6 and 3 to the back of pages 4 and 5.

• Fold the double-sided pages in half.

• Assemble your book so the pages are in the correct order and then staple or bind your book together.

How to Use Your Passport in Time:• As you study aspects of The Dinosaurs, cut out a ‘studied’ stamp and stick it over the top of the relevant area of study.

• Use the ‘notes’ section for anything you want to keep a record of.

• See if you can complete the whole learning passport and become a total expert on dinosaurs!

'Studied' Stamps

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Passport in Time: The Dinosaurs Passport in Time:The Dinosaurs

18

Area of Study Notes

Extinction

Evolution of Birds

The Rise of Mammals

Dinosaur Myths and Misunderstandings

72

Area of Study Notes

Before the Dinosaurs

Earth Timeline

Triassic Period

Jurassic Period

Cretaceous Period

Area of Study Notes

Hadrosaurs

Sauropods

Theropods

36

Area of Study Notes

Sedimentary Rock

How Fossils Are Formed

Where Dinosaur Fossils Are Found

Area of Study Notes

Non-Dinosaur Reptiles

Dinosaur Classification

Horned Dinosaurs

Armoured Dinosaurs

54

Area of Study Notes

Dinosaur Diets and Teeth

Dinosaur Life Span

Dinosaur Colouration

Dinosaur Eggs and Nests

Area of Study Notes

Paleontology and Learning From Fossils

Palaeontologists – Mary Anning

Palaeontologists – Richard Owen

Further Notable Palaeontologists