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How to Survive in the Age of Dinosaurs (paperback, ages 8-12, $9.99) — Boom, boom, BOOM … Look out! That’s a T. rex coming your way!? You’ve been transported back in time to the age of the dinosaurs. What do you do?!
Test your chops and discover if you have what it takes to survive at a time when Earth looked, well, a tad different in this ultimate survival guide to the prehistoric age.
Find out how to make it through exploding volcanoes and mega monsoons—while dodging giant Permian bugs! See how to fend off an angry pterosaur and learn what to do if you’re caught in a stampede of enormous titanosaurs. Discover what you could eat (spoiler alert: You better like the taste of insects!), and find out which hungry creatures just might try to eat you!Packed with tips, tricks, and helpful maps, this is the ultimate handbook for dinosaur fans who want to know what life on Earth was really like when dinos ruled. Could you survive in the age of dinosaurs?
The National Geographic Kids Dinosaur Atlas (hardcover, ages 7-10, $24.99) takes readers on a tour of every dinosaur-inhabited continent, from Pangea to the modern day, revealing which creatures lived there, what their habitats were like and where dinosaur bones are being found today. “Unusually well organized, with plenty of appeal for both casual and confirmed dinophiles” — KirkusSpecial sections introducing the dinosaur family tree, a prehistoric era timeline, the geography of the prehistoric globe, what happened to the dinosaurs, and a dinosaur dictionary (with phonetic pronunciations) are also included. Readers will find inspiration from profiles of diverse paleontologists from around the world. The oversized hardcover format showcases stunning, full color dinosaur illustrations on every page and the custom-made, kid-friendly maps were created by National Geographic’s legendary cartography and exploration experts.Vetted and curated by Dr. Steve Brusatte — a paleontologist on faculty at the School of Geosciences at the University of Edinburg, a PhD recipient from Columbia University, and the science consultant for the Jurassic World franchise — this atlas contains the most detailed and accurate information not only about dino “fan favorites” but also about the most recent dinosaur discoveries from less explored dig sites around the world.Little Kids First Big Book of Dinosaurs (hardcover, ages 4-8, 128 pages, $14.95) – A #1 best seller on Amazon! The prehistoric world comes alive with dinosaurs small, big, giant, and gigantic, with stunning illustrations. Bursting with fun facts and age-appropriate information, each spread features a different dinosaur, along with simple text in big type that is perfect for little kids. Young dino fans will love the interactivity included in every chapter, and parents will appreciate tips to help carry readers’ experience beyond the page.Weird But True! Dinosaurs (paperback, ages 8-12, 208 pages, $8.99) – 300 dino-mite facts to sink your teeth into! Perfectly sized for back seat boredom busting, this addition to the wildly popular WBT series is taking on the jaws and claws that ruled the Mesozoic world. Calling all dino dynamos! Did you know that the T. rex had vision 13 times better than the average humans? Or that people collect fossilized dino poop? And get this: There’s a dinosaur named after Hogwarts–Harry Potter’s wizarding school! Get ready to meet dinosaurs with horns and feathers, razor-sharp claws and gigantic teeth. You’ll encounter the places they lived, the bizarre art they inspired, and the amazing paleontologists who discovered them.
You Can Be a Paleontologist! with Dr. Scott (hardcover, ages 4-8, $16.99) – Ever wondered how to find a dinosaur? Paleontologis
t Dr. Scott Sampson, host of Dinosaur Train on PBS Kids, tells kids how! How do paleontologists find dinosaur bones? How do they know what dinosaurs ate or looked like? And what is paleontology, anyway? Dr. Scott tackles all these questions and more while inspiring kids to go out and make the next big dino discovery!
National Geographic Reader: Dinosaurs (Paperback, ages 3-6. $4.50) Perfect for parents and kids to read together. Learn all about the giants that once roamed the Earth—maybe even as close as their own backyard! National Geographic Readers’ combination of expert-vetted text, brilliant images, and a fun approach to reading have proved to be a winning formula with kids, parents, and educators. This level 1 text provides accessible information for kids just beginning to read on their own, perfect to encourage the scientists and explorers of tomorrow.
Plus, National Geographic Kids has an amazing DinoMAYnia website packed full of games, video shorts, facts, and even a dinosaur personality quiz! Check it out here: natgeokids.com/
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In a time of social media, TikTok trends, and difficult school years, many teens are currently struggling with their mental health. It’s easy to discard this as teens always having it tough, but there are many novel problems we face in society. One example is Facebook actively identifying teens feeling ‘worthless’, then targeting them with ads. Imagine this, but from all angles and on all platforms.
But, technology is a two-sided coin. And, on the other side of it is a tech-savvy generation that can use their smartphones to access services like online therapy. This is perhaps the main driver behind the rise of online treatment – it’s simply made more accessible. Equally, with each passing decade, therapy becomes de-stigmatized. …
As a parent, giving your child the best education possible is likely a top priority for you. It gives them a foundation for their future endeavors, be it in their careers or personal life. Let’s explore what International Baccalaureate is and how your child can benefit from the program.
International baccalaureate is an internationally recognized curriculum for students aged three to 19. It was established in Switzerland in the late 1960s. This curriculum gives students a sense of freedom, global awareness, and the option to choose the subjects they’re interested in, making it one of the most popular globally.
The key characteristic distinguishing this curriculum from others is its emphasis on critical thinking, which helps students to be more practical and productive later on in their lives and careers. According to Sage International Network of Schools, only schools that are authorized by the IB Organization are allowed to offer either of its four programs: the CP (Career-related Programme), the DP (Diploma Programme), and the MYP (Middle Years Programme), or the PYP (Primary Years Programme).
Each educational system offers unique benefits to students. Here are some of the major advantages of the International Baccalaureate Program for students.
Every parent wants to see their child excel in all their educational endeavors. That’s one of the primary objectives of the International Baccalaureate curriculum. From an early age, children are taught how to communicate effectively, which equips them with debate, essay writing, and research skills.
These skills give kids more confidence when communicating. Great communication skills are a key requirement among those seeking employment. Additionally, students become part of the international baccalaureate alumni network, which is considered an accomplishment in itself, according to most students and parents. The students also get to interact with diverse cultures, which teaches them not to jump to conclusions based on cultural stereotypes.
According to the Global Indian International School, a U.S. 2009–2010 survey indicated that students attending the top five international baccalaureate schools outperformed those attending non-international baccalaureate institutions in terms of academic performance. This can be attributed to the fact that students aren’t confined to learning the same subjects.
They get to choose the subjects they’re passionate about. Freedom benefits students academically and makes them more aware of recent developments in their chosen fields. Even with this freedom, students at private secondary schools are 50% more likely than those in public schools to enroll in AP or IB science and math courses.
They outperform their colleagues from non-international schools in all areas across multiple grades. Not only does the US study demonstrate this, but also the UK and Australian studies have supported the validity of the results. It’s no secret that students from international baccalaureate schools get into reputed universities and land top jobs in the world’s leading companies.
An international baccalaureate school offers an extensive and well-rounded curriculum. By observing the natural world and studying the problems that occur in everyday life, students gain an independent understanding of the concepts. This equips them with analytical and reasoning skills that most of their counterparts lack. Notably, children who go through the IB curriculum develop the ability to reason by the age of five.
Students who attend an international baccalaureate school often compose letters and essays that are of high-level quality in their earlier years. Since they’re not confined to studying any particular subject, they get to pick the subject they’re most interested in, giving them a sense of control over their education. The freedom to choose subjects based on their passions gives them room to be creative and develop original solutions to real-life problems.
The International Baccalaureate Curriculum is a great choice for most students. It’s a fantastic option if you’re searching for a globally focused education system that’ll set up your child for success in their future endeavors. Consider this option for your young learner today!