Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs (Harry and the Dinosaurs)

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Harry wishes he could help out more with the decorating and so goes to Dino World to see if he can practice his skills there. Whilst in Dino World the gang bump into their dino friend, Nancy the Nanosaurus whom somehow seems to attract more than her fair share of Calamity. However, as they all work together as a team, with a little trial and error and a flood of orange soda, Harry and his friends manage to successfully transform Dino World. Harry finds some dusty plastic dinosaurs in Nan's attic. He cleans them, finds out their names and takes them everywhere - until, one day, the dinosaurs get lost! Harry is nervous about giving a speech about dinosaurs to his classmates, so he goes to Dino-World to practice, in the hope of gaining confidence. Whilst there, he finds that the annual dinosaur convention is taking place, and Steggy, who is suffering from severe stage fright, is expected to deliver the key-note speech. Steggy and Harry help each other overcome their fears and both deliver triumphant speeches. Harry is finding it difficult to learn to play the violin and is fearful about performing in his school concert so he goes to Dino-World to practice. As he is playing, musical notes come to life around him. When Harry finds he is making many mistakes he decides to quit, at which point the musical notes run away to the jumpin' joint on Piano Hill. Harry and the dinos follow the notes and learn that making music, even when making mistakes, is great fun!

Recently, it was announced that the show would have a series of apps for the iOS and Android platform and will include some interactive elements. [3]Read some of the other books that feature Harry and his dinosaurs. Could you make up a new adventure for them? Harry is normally a happy young boy, but he can be bossy to his friends and jumps to conclusions in some ways. He is friends with his dinosaurs and Charlie.

Use publishing software to make a ‘missing’ poster that asks people to get in touch with Harry if they find his missing dinosaurs.

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Nana is reading Harry a bedtime fairy story, but decides it is time for Harry to go to sleep before the story is finished. Although Nana promises to finish the story by tomorrow, Harry and the Dinos go to Dino World to invent the ending themselves.

Harry and the dinos are playing a game of "I Spy", Harry decides to 'spy' his dinos, but he can't remember their proper dinosaur names. Nana once invented a song to help her remember the names when she was Harry's age, but she's forgotten the words! Surely the words will be found in Dino-World, especially with the help of Harry's friend Old Saxon the saxophone. Harry has a nightmare in which he is chased by a monster, so he goes to Dino-World in an attempt to hide from it. But because the monster is created by Harry's imagination it materializes in Dino-World and terrorizes Harry and the dinos until Harry imagines the monster as harmless and friendly. Harry and Charley have their football confiscated because they are unable to play football together without arguing. They go to Dino-World to find a replacement football and have another match. Charley is not very good at Football so Harry becomes vociferously frustrated with her and then sulks off on his own. While Harry is alone reflecting on his behaviour, the dinos help Charley to improve her football skills. He ends up apologising for being so mean to Charley and the story ends with the pair reconciled and enjoying a friendly game of football in Harry's garden. When Harry is told to tidy his room, he simply transfers all the mess into Dino-world, where he is told there is a 'no tidying up rule'. This results in chaos in Dino-World and Pterence ends up getting lost in all the junk, prompting Harry to tidy Dino-World - and his bedroom. All the resources at Twinkl have been carefully created by experienced educators to help those who teach. They intend to elevate your already excellently planned lessons, and engage your children by including lovely hand-drawn illustrations and exciting content.When helping Nan clear out the attic, Harry comes across a box of toy dinosaurs. He fixes them, cleans them and finds out all of their names (great for children obsessed with dinosaurs as all the names of them are in here!). Harry takes them shopping, to the beach, in the bath and to bed. Everywhere he goes, they are also. When Harry accidentally leaves them on a train, he learns that videos and TV can't replace the fun and friendship he had with his dinosaurs.