Dinosaur Glasses Craft & Writing Prompts | Printable Activities

$2.50

Make Triceratops or T. rex paper glasses, then draw and write with dinosaur-themed response pages. Includes two craft templates, assembly directions and primary-friendly writing options.

11 Pages

Description

Give your dinosaur unit a wearable writing connection with a dinosaur glasses craft and printable response pages. Students create their own pair of paper glasses, then draw and write about imaginative dinosaur situations.

What’s included

  • Two dinosaur glasses templates: Triceratops and T. rex
  • Cutting and assembly directions
  • Dinosaur writing prompts and response pages
  • Additional lined writing space

Ways to use this resource

Print the glasses on cardstock, let children color and cut the pieces, and help them attach the arms. Pair the craft with a dinosaur read-aloud, science theme or creative-writing lesson. Choose a response page for a short drawing-and-writing task or offer additional paper for longer ideas. The templates can also be adapted into headbands with classroom supplies. Younger students may need adult help cutting the eye openings.

Format: Printable PDF. Pages: 11, including cover and terms. Suggested grades: PreK – 3rd. Digital download; no physical materials are shipped.

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3 reviews for Dinosaur Glasses Craft & Writing Prompts | Printable Activities

  1. Tiffany A. –

    These were so fun we printed on cardstock and colored them in! You have to get the ear piece just right for littles, also you could tie a stretchy string around to hold on better, or maybe even make a paper headband since kids move around a lot. (Originally shared on my TpT store.)

  2. Kelly U. –

    This was used during remote learning when reading with a student to encourage them to make their words look right. They thought they were the best – the loved the glasses. (Originally shared on my TpT store.)

  3. Tracy H. –

    Great resource for the special education teacher. Engaging for the special education students in my classroom. (Originally shared on my TpT store.)

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