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Description
This book looks at how dinosaur experts use math to do their work and features related math puzzles for readers to solve. The coauthor is David Clemson.
Quick Summary
In Digging for Dinosaurs, young readers follow dinosaur experts as they uncover fossils and use math concepts like measuring, counting, and estimating to understand prehistoric creatures, with interactive math puzzles woven throughout the dinosaur discoveries. The book explores how scientists apply mathematics in real-world paleontology work, showing kids that math skills are essential for understanding the ancient world. If your child enjoys the STEM-filled adventures in the Magic School Bus series or National Geographic Kids dinosaur books, they'll love this hands-on approach to learning dinosaur facts through mathematical thinking. This book is ideal for kids in kindergarten through third grade, particularly those with an AR Level around 4.2 who want to combine their passion for dinosaurs with sneaky math practice.