El tricerátops

¡Hola, Triceratops! Young learners are introduced to this huge-headed, three-horned dinosaur in a beginning STEM reader that's been translated into North American Spanish. Dynamic images and carefully leveled, clear text highlight how the extinct herbivore from the Late Cretaceous Period looked, what it ate, and when its fossils were discovered. Part of the Seedlings series from Creative Education, Triceratops plants seeds of knowledge about prehistoric animal life. Includes a glossary and a labeled image guide featuring major body parts from frill to tail. A kindergarten-level STEM introduction to three-horned dinosaur Triceratops, translated into North American Spanish. Covers the prehistoric herbivore's body structure, diet, and fossil remains and includes a glossary and a labeled image guide to the extinct animal's body parts. Glossary of key words Index Table of contents Hello, Apatosaurus and Triceratops. Hello, T. rex and Velociraptor. Hello, … prehistoric fun! Plant the seeds of knowledge with text crafted for young readers who love dinosaurs. Dynamic images and friendly text touch on each extinct animal's looks and behavior, all based on scientific research for early STEM learning. Includes information about the first fossil discoveries. Labeled image guides, glossaries, and further resources enhance this introduction to nonfiction reading.