Diggersaurs

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Final verdict: Delightful and with great themes, DIGGERSAURS EXPLORE is a fantastic pick for young readers. Traditional party games never lose their appeal and are a great way to keep your guests entertained We've rounded up 25 of the best party games for kids aged 3 to 30. There is great pleasure to be found in following the little people as they scurry from place to place, and the reveal of the hidden diversaur is a treat. First the father appears at the child's door and reacts with surprise, or anger, or shock to each described behavior. After they learn the names of each of the species pictured on the endpapers, children may enjoy finding their names hidden in the illustrations each time a new species is introduced.

Appeals to a wide range of preschoolers and also captures a few who prefer stories about dinosaurs and machines over people. You can bring in a few real plants such as ferns (as long as you don't mind them getting a bit knocked about) and make the rest from paper.

Full of endless funny details, silly scenarios, and a rare bird to spot, this is a book to read again and again. Sharp-eyed spotters will notice that the humans find different hidden doodads on almost every two-page spread. Along the way, they encounter challenges that the diggersaurs use their special skills to solve (for instance, huge grassy bumps that the mowersaurus mows while the rollersaurus rolls them flat).

There are little bonus stories in the tiny humans that accompany the diggersaurs, and they have their own speech, which parents can choose to read or not. I'm not really into reading or writing children's books but the gesture had me enjoy the experience. Check out 100 Dogs - Winner of the Sainsbury's Children's Book Awards for Best Picture Book and Children's Book of the Year! Diggersaurs is currently one of Casper’s favourite books - combining dinosaurs with diggers was definitely a winning combination! Verse and illustration are beautifully matched in these bedtime scenarios familiar to all parents of young children.Just draw a big leaf (or find an image of a leaf online and print it off), then cut it out and use it as your template.