Dinosaur Club: The Edmontosaurus Stampede

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We enjoyed the lively mix of time-travel adventure and dinosaur facts, with Jamie and Tess facing real danger as they try to escape an Edmontosaurus stampede. Illustrated pages, fact files and quizzes make this a nice choice for young dinosaur enthusiasts and children moving into chapter books.

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What is Dinosaur Club: The Edmontosaurus Stampede about?

Jamie, a new resident of Ammonite Bay, discovers a secret cave filled with fossils. Along with his friend Tess, he follows dinosaur footprints that transport them back to the Cretaceous period. There, they encounter a herd of Edmontosaurus and find themselves caught in a thrilling stampede. With the help of the Dinosaur Club, they navigate the prehistoric dangers and learn about these fascinating creatures.

About the author

Rex Stone is the author of the popular Dinosaur Cove series, which takes readers on exciting adventures with dinosaurs. Rex loves writing stories that spark the imagination and encourage children to explore the wonders of the past. If you enjoy thrilling journeys and prehistoric creatures, Rex Stone’s books are perfect for you!

Discussion ideas around Dinosaur Club: The Edmontosaurus Stampede

Bravery and teamwork: How do Jamie and Tess help each other when their adventure becomes dangerous, and what makes someone a good teammate?

Curiosity and discovery: What would you hope to find in a secret fossil cave, and how might your discovery change the way you see Ammonite Bay?

Living with danger: Why do you think the Edmontosaurus herd starts to stampede, and what is the safest way to behave around large animals?

Learning through stories: How does following Jamie and Tess make learning about Edmontosaurus more exciting than reading facts on their own?

The past and the present: What can fossils teach us about creatures that lived millions of years ago, and what questions about dinosaurs would you still like answered?