How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their Rooms?
(How Do Dinosaurs...?)

Author

Jane Yolen

Illustrator

Mark Teague

Publication Date

September 01, 2004

Genre / Grade Band

Fiction / K − 1^st

How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their Rooms? (How Do Dinosaurs...?)

Board Books

Description

The bestselling, award-winning team of Yolen and Teague present their second original dinosaur board book, a playful "how-to" tale about making a mess and then cleaning it up.

Come along for some BIG fun as your favorite dinosaurs learn to pick up and put away their toys. How do dinosaurs clean their rooms? With trash cans and dusters and brooms!

Now Jane Yolen's playful, read-aloud text and Mark Teague's hilarious illustrations show your own little dinosaurs just how fun and easy it can be. Brimming with the same infectious humor as the other How Do Dinosaurs tales, this new board book is a perfect companion to the immensely popular picture books and a great baby gift as well.

Publication date

September 01, 2004

Classification

Fiction

Page Count

ISBN-13

9780439649506

Lexile Measure

450

Guided Reading Level

Publisher

Blue Sky Press

Series

How Do Dinosaurs...?

BISAC categories

JUV002060 - Juvenile Fiction | Animals | Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures
JUV015010 - Juvenile Fiction | Health & Daily Living | Daily Activities

Library of Congress categories

Dinosaurs
Stories in rhyme
Orderliness

Publishers Weekly

Favorite characters and titles are now available in board book editions. Dinos delight in acting like toddlers in original board books starring the prehistoric heroes first introduced in How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night? by Jane Yolen, illus. by Mark Teague. Just right for smallest hands, How DoDinosaurs Count to Ten? encourages youngsters to practice their numbers from a tyrannosaurus rex clutching his "one tattered teddy bear" to an apatosaurus reading 10 books (Teague subtly labels each terrible lizard somewhere in the drawing). The scaly stars set a good example (sort of) in How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their Rooms? as a velociraptor slides pink pajamas behind the bathroom door, and an airborne tropeognathus drops its clothes into a hamper.

Jane Yolen

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