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While everyone was making sourdough bread and watching Tiger King, Alexa became the president of an online Dinosaur Club! Here is where you can find all the free printables created for the club. We hope you like them!
This is where all our past activities are archived! There's much to see here. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about us, about Dinos and about Paleontology. Have fun creating and please send us pictures of your finished creations!
Velociraptor Feet
Create your own Velociraptor feet by printing, coloring, cutting, folding and wearing these paper feet
We Made Finger Puppets At Our Zoom Dino Club Meeting
Big thank you to all the little buddies that joined us over Zoom for a Dinosaur Club Meeting!
Help Alexa get ready to go on a Dino Safari!
Print out your own Safari Alexa Paper doll. Then glue the page to some thin cardboard, like from a cereal box. Carefully cut out all the pieces and bend the tabs. Cut a slit in Alexa's hat where indicated by the white line to fit it onto her head. Cut two slits at the base of your Alexa paper doll as well as on the rectangular piece along the dotted lines. Insert this rectangular piece into the slits to make her stand. Have fun dressing your Alexa Paper Doll!
March's dinosaur is actually not a dinosaur at all but a pterosaur named Quetzalcoatlus. Pterosaurs are flying reptiles that lived at the same time as many dinosaurs. Quetzalcoatlus is from the late Cretaceous period. It was the largest creature ever to fly!
They were first discovered in 1971 by graduate student Douglas A. Lawson. He named it Quetzalcoatlus in 1975 after the Aztec god, Quetzalcoatl who was depicted as a feathered serpent.
Quetzalcoatlus was as tall as a giraffe and had the wing span of a private plane! They were likely scavengers though it's possible they ate small creatures as well.
Make your own Quetzalcoatlus by printing out the PDF below!
MATERIALS:
-Crayons, color pencils or markers (or even paint if your grownups are ok with it!)
- Scissors
-String
- Glue or Tape
- A stick such as a pencil or skewer.
DIRECTIONS:
- Color your Quetzalcoatlus however you'd like.
- Carefully cut out the body and wing pieces
- Fold the wings on the dotted lines and glue them to the body
- Poke a hole where indicated and tie your string through
-Tie the other end of your string to your stick and voila!
Our February Dinosaur Club meeting featured not one, but two activities! You can watch the
Make your own Metriacanthosaurus skeleton model with black paper and cotton swabs!
This will be a great chance to give your white color pencils or crayons a fun job too 😃.
Draw a Dinosaur outline (or download and cut out the stencil below)
Cut the cotton swabs down to the size you need for the skeleton. Be sure to save all the small pieces you cut off for the tail 😉
Glue down your cotton swabs and allow it to dry.
Then add details with your white color pencil or crayon. You could also cut out the skull from the stencil to use in your skeleton model!
You can watch the January Dinosaur Club Meeting HERE to see how Moddy put together the sample piece Alexa is holding in the picture.
Have fun! Send us a picture when you're done. We'd love to see it 😊 ModdyPuppets@gmail.com
Cardboard Dinosaur Template
Cut on the black line and use the shapes to trace onto a piece of corrugated cardboard. Carefully cut out the pieces and use a pushpin where you see the x's on the template. Then use toothpicks to put your dinosaur pieces together. Dont forget to add toothpicks to the neck to turn this Dinosaur into a Bajadasaurus! Click here to watch our dinosaur club meeting and see Moddy put one of these together. Keep Discovering!
Print Color and Cut Out
Now you can create your very own Dinosaur themed board game like the one shared at our July 2020 Dinosaur club meeting!
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Download Board and InstructionsNow Alexa can come play in your room!
Download and print this free PDF, grab a toilet paper tube, some Crayons, scissors and some glue and get ready to have a play date with your very own Alexa puppet.
Our first interactive online puppet show took place on Thursday April 9th 2020 during the Corona Virus Pandemic. As everyone sheltered in place, Alexa the puppet invited her friends over for a play date via Instagram! This is a recording of the Live Stream where Alexa showed us her room, her toys, and her projects as we sang songs and played together.
Alexa was feeling pretty bummed out about the Shelter-in-place order, so we found ways to cheer ourselves up with a magnetic ice-skaters craft and doing something nice for others too.