Library > Science & Technology > Life Science > Endangered & Extinct Species > Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs
(16)
Finalist
2001
Rex Rampage is designed to expose children in grades 4 through 6 to dinosaurs of the Cretaceous Period, highlighting Tyrannosaurus Rex, the great fossil find of paleontologist, Sue Hendrickson. The capsulized information and appealing illustrations give users a glimpse of what dinosaurs may have been like during the period and how they ultimately became extinct. An entire section is devoted to "A Day with Sue Hendrickson" at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu, complete with photos of "Sue T-rex" fossils on exhibit and hands-on activities that four of our team members had the good fortune to experience. Ms. Hendrickson's impressive expertise and enthusiasm may very well inspire users to become future paleontologists.
About this site
Finalist
2000
Dinosaurs have fascinated millions. Now YOU can be fascinated! Learn all about individual dinosaurs, their tracks, and their associated extinction theories. Immerse yourself in three interactive dinosaur treks to get acquainted with the different dinosaurs that existed throughout the world millions of years ago. Also play some of our great games, chat with fellow dino enthusiasts, participate in our many online polls, and check out the amazing dinosaur image gallery. Teachers, remember to view the section just for you and see our ever-growing list of teacher submitted lesson plans and activities.
About this site
2004
En este sitio mostramos algunos de los diferentes tipos de dinosaurios, sus hábitos alimantarios, dimensiones, y épocas en las que vivieron, como se desarrollaron en ella. Teniendo como objetivo atraer e informar a las personas que lo visiten.
About this site
2003
Do you want to learn about the amazing prehistoric creatures that roamed the earth millions of years ago? If you do you will love this website. We have four different dinosaurs.
About this site
2002
Our site gives you a glimpse into the lives of prehistoric creatures. From what scientists have learned, we were able to give a description and explain the eating habits of several prehistoric dinosaurs.
About this site
2001
A site for those who love dinosaurs. Learn about the time periods the dinosaurs lived. Learn about the physical attributes of your favorite dinosaurs. Finally play some games to test your Dino knowledge.
About this site
2001
Dynamic Dinos is a site to learn about a brief history of dinosaurs, different dinosaur names, and four specific dinosaurs that you can learn about.
About this site
2000
This iste developed by students from the Alice E. Grady Elementary school and their computer teacher includes facts about fifteen different dinosaurs. It also has a quiz about each dinosaur, links to dinosaur websites, and a list of museums with dinosaur exhibits from all over the country.
About this site
2000
On this site, we have attempted to give the user information about dinosaurs. We have included information about the iguanodon, triceratops, aklyosaurus, and tyrannosaurus rex. This information includes their habitat, the food each dinosaur eats, who their enemies are, when they lived, and their physical features.
About this site
2000
Our site is about dinosaurs and the first mammals. There is a quiz and a message board to put in your theory of what happened to the dinos.
About this site
1999
The focus of our topic is meat-eating dinosaurs. Linked pages contain information about Tyrannosaurus Rex, Deinonychus, Velociraptors, methods of paleontology, and theories about extinction. We presented information about these dinosaurs' hunting and habits. Additionally, we included games such as word searches and crossword puzzles.
About this site
1999
"Dinosaurs" was created by Miguel G., Gabriel B. and Miguel D. They are fifth grade bilingual students. Their project is about dinosaurs and is divided into four sections. The section called "The Most and the Least" includes information about the difference between dinosaurs such as size differences between the biggest and the smallest. The section "Dino Art" includes students' drawings of dinosaurs. "Dino Where Are You" contains links to other web sites with information about dinosaurs. The section "Working Together" has the purpose of communicating with other students with the same interests.
About this site
1999
This project was an optional way to do their research project. This project incorporates the 3 "T's" - what some say has replaced the 3 "R's" in education. Those 3 "T's" are Technology, Teamwork and Thinking. In order to be successful in thisday and age, students must be adept at all three. The parents of my students, as well as the technology department of my district, are in wholehearted support of these objectives. In addition to the skills the students have learned, the parents of my students also feel that their children have learned very valuable, life-long lessons as well.
About this site
1999
"Disappearance"focuses on animals that have ... disappeared.Dinosaurs, extinct and endangered species, and a section on commercial whaling form the main sections of the site. There is extensive information on 76 dinosaurs, 8 extinct and 8 endangered species. Sound is part of the site so that users can learn the pronunciation of dinosaurs' names.
About this site
1998
So you say you like dinosaurs? Really like dinosaurs? Then you will love this imaginative virtual world where you can hunt down dinosaur books in the library, click on buried fossils in the field, and examine an atlas for signs of dinosaurs all over the world. There's a dinosaur chat room, dino screen wallpaper, and even a dinosaur pinball game.
About this site
1997
There are several theories on what killed the dinosaurs. Five theories of extinction are presented: temperature, death by suffocation, wiping out by egg muck, supernova explosion, and impact theory. A map of the world pinpoints locations where dinosaur fossils have been found. An explanation of what DNA is, what it does, and why we cannot recreate dinosaur DNA like they did in the movie Jurassic Park.
About this site
