Take a trip back to the time of the dinosaurs to learn all about these incredible creatures. Complete activities, puzzles, mazes and more.

Travel back through time to the land of Dinosaurs and learn remarkable facts! Inside this book, curious children can complete activities, puzzles, mazes and more! The colorful illustrations will have children engaged until the very end, and make them come back for more!!

Travel back in time to when dinosaurs ruled the earth -- facts, pictures, quizzes.

Ride with Dino's in the Dinosaur Age with Infinite Travels, the Ultimate Children's Education and Travel Activity Book for Kids 9-12! This fun and engaging Children activity book is packed with different stickers and cartoons to keep entertained for hours! Each cartoon's page can be colored in, too! If you liked Magic School Bus, You'll love Infinite Travels. Dinosaur age is a best-selling time travel book series where you'll explore the FUN facts about history hands-on with Billy, your Infinite Travels guide! In this issue, Billy takes you back 250 million years, when dinosaurs ruled the Earth! Explore the supercontinent Pangaea, and learn about the rise and fall of dinosaurs. Discover over seven famous species like the T-Rex, Stegosaurus, Triceratops and many more in this action-packed history lesson for kids! Fun games and trivia inside every issue! About the Author Stephen Palmer is known worldwide for his wild cartoon style and endless imagination. Creator of Burt the Worm(TM) as seen on Adult Swim(TM) Williams Street Stream(TM), JungleVille(TM) on Eugene's PBS(TM), The Escape from Swiss Cheese Island(TM) and Infinite Travels(TM) available on Amazon(TM) and Barnes and Noble(TM) all under SP Productions. Other affiliated projects include cartoon and animation for Anitopia(TM), InTour(TM), and Story Drops(TM) available on the iTunes App Store(TM) and Google Play(TM). Stephen illustrates Buddy the Motocross Bike(TM) available on Amazon(TM) and Barnes and Noble(TM). He works with a wide variety of mediums from graphic and motion design to illustration, animation, and VFX. Stephen is well known for his consistent reputation of creating professional, and distinctive products while working within an art style that is unlike any other. At a young age, Stephen enjoyed reading Bill Watterson's 'Calvin and Hobbes' and tracing illustrations out of Shel Silverstein's poem books like 'Light in the Attic' and 'The Giving Tree'. Today whenever he has spare time, he enjoys watching cartoons and movies, playing lacrosse, gold panning, and cooking. Stephen aims to bring happiness, sadness joy and laughter to all his viewers, young and old. It all started with an idea, which led to an animation. The idea came from my childhood - I used to dress up as my favorite action-figure and run around the neighborhood pretending I was that toy. I wanted to run with this idea of imagination - a boy with his imagination. However, I had another passion - education. I truly wanted to show young souls how much fun it could be to learn about topics such as History with just a touch of imagination. So I created Billy - a young boy eager to travel not just to different places, but to different time periods. Kids will enjoy flipping each page, seeing the beautiful colors, characters, and events that formulated our world. Billy uses his trusty Time Machine to take kids to these places, teaching them everything they need to know. The best part is, the books are interactive, as I have added fun games and trivia in the back of every book, just like I remember ruining the lovely books my mother bought for me, scribbling in them as a young child. With Infinite Travels, you don't need to worry about that. The kids can color and fun as well as learn in the process. The overall idea was to have fun with this particular project of SP Productions. We want to make sure every product of ours moves our consumers. Stay tuned for more Infinite Travels!

How big was the largest dinosaur? The smallest? The fastest? All of these answers and more are in this fact-filled coloring book. Simply by following the dots, playing hidden word games, doing crossword puzzles, working through mazes, and solving "what's wrong" pictures, kids can learn about the "terrible lizards" that lived millions of years ago.