First Why

Big questions uncover amazing dinosaur answers!Why was T. rex's bite so powerful? Why did some dinosaurs have feathers? How does a bone become a fossil? And why are birds living dinosaurs?First Why: Dinosaurs invites children to make a guess, turn the page, and discover a clear, age-appropriate answer. Sixteen question-and-answer pairs explore dinosaur bodies, behavior, fossils, paleontology, and extinction through friendly explanations, colorful illustrations, and playful actions children can try as they read.Inside, young readers can:Discover memorable facts about T. rex, Stegosaurus, Ankylosaurus, sauropods, feathered dinosaurs, fossils, and moreLearn how footprints, nests, bones, skin impressions, and even fossil poop reveal clues about the pastPractice observing, predicting, asking questions, and talking about evidenceStomp, chomp, reach, swish, brush, and pretend along with every discoveryCreated for curious kids ages 3-7, this interactive nonfiction picture book works well for family story time, preschool learning, kindergarten discussion, early science lessons, and screen-free discovery.Ask a question. Make a guess. Turn the page and dig into the answer!

Big questions uncover amazing dinosaur answers!Why was T. rex's bite so powerful? Why did some dinosaurs have feathers? How does a bone become a fossil? And why are birds living dinosaurs?First Why: Dinosaurs invites children to make a guess, turn the page, and discover a clear, age-appropriate answer. Sixteen question-and-answer pairs explore dinosaur bodies, behavior, fossils, paleontology, and extinction through friendly explanations, colorful illustrations, and playful actions children can try as they read.Inside, young readers can:Discover memorable facts about T. rex, Stegosaurus, Ankylosaurus, sauropods, feathered dinosaurs, fossils, and moreLearn how footprints, nests, bones, skin impressions, and even fossil poop reveal clues about the pastPractice observing, predicting, asking questions, and talking about evidenceStomp, chomp, reach, swish, brush, and pretend along with every discoveryCreated for curious kids ages 3-7, this interactive nonfiction picture book works well for family story time, preschool learning, kindergarten discussion, early science lessons, and screen-free discovery.Ask a question. Make a guess. Turn the page and dig into the answer!