Dot-to-Dot Dinosaurs: 1

My son lived it, easy entertainment

My 4yo (since turned 5) daughter loved this. She's in her dinosaur phase. The dot-to-dots are challenging, but not too hard, with numbers up to 100 - good for Year 1 and possibly Reception - and the pictures are always satisfying. There's information about the dinosaurs on each page, and they haven't just gone for the obvious species. And then they can be coloured in. Money well spent!

I love it so much, I’ve bought it twice and will probably buy it again. My kids find it interesting , challenging , and the additional info about each dinosaur is great.

It's only a thin book but there's more than one dinosaur on each page. There's a useful section at the end written phonetically so you can get the pronunciation right. I bought this for a bright child of four and a half, about to start school. He needed help, mainly to slow him down so that he didn't miss out any of the numbers. I would think a 5 - 6 year old would be able to joint the dots up on the puzzles unaided but they wouldn't be able to read the interesting information about the dinosaurs which would be a shame to miss out on. I was very pleased with the book and thought it was value for money.

My 6 year old grandson really liked this book and has spent hours doing the puzzles. It’s actually quite educational too as numeracy and reading are promoted in a fun filled way.

Easy and clearly written numbers some up to 100 which will be a good challenge for my eager 5 year old grandson. At the bottom of each page it tells you the maximum number used for the animals. There are a couple of puzzles on each page to complete and each dinosaur is a different colour making it easy not to get the drawings mixed up. Well packaged, arrived early and I would recommend this book.

My grandchildren love this. They like ticking of the pictures in the back of the book and is helping them to recognise numbers.

For the price i think this is a good dot-to-dot book. Some easier than others, it also has basic facts to go with the pictures your child draws. There are also different coloured dots to help your child differentiate if there is more than one on the page.