Make learning about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) fun in this colorful activity book with loads of dinosaurs and fossils! Paleontology is the study of ancient life—so ancient that no-one was around to write down what was happening! That means studying fossils to learn more about dinosaurs and what the world used to look like. In these illustrated pages, your child will be immersed in the world of STEM through paleontology! Filled with activities such as mazes, spot the difference, drawing, puzzles, pattern identifying, quizzes, and more, this book will introduce your child to the fascinating science of paleontology. While girls and boys think they’re just playing games and looking at fun infographics, actually they’ll be learning about prehistoric creatures like dinosaurs and fossils! Future paleontologists will love the mix of non-fiction and activities as they discover how these fossils were made, where they can be found, and what they tell us about the past. Included within this amazing book is information about: Paleontology tools How fossils are formed Where we can find dinosaurs What we can learn from fossils The oldest fossil How dinosaurs behaved Record-breaking dinosaurs Living fossils Human fossils Ancient climates Hoax dinosaurs Future fossils And more! Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) are subjects crucial to children’s education. With this new book in the STEM Starters for Kids series of educational workbooks, your child will not only be entertained for hours, but also be familiarized with dinosaurs and the STEM subjects that important to his or her education and maybe even in a future career. The books in this series aim to pique the interest of children in these areas of study, stress the importance of these subjects, and help encourage children who are interested to continue within these fields as they grow and learn. Introduce your child to STEM subjects today through STEM Starters for Kids Paleontology Activity Book and start a lifelong passion for paleontology!

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