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Students will learn about different types of dinosaurs through pictures, videos, posters and examining teeth. The lesson will introduce meat-eating and plant-eating dinosaurs and their distinguishing characteristics. Students will sort snacks into categories to demonstrate their understanding of dinosaur diets and complete a webquest assessment at the end.
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