I am dinosaur


I'm a Dinosaur | Kartoon Channel

13 Episodes

MPAA Rating

G – General Audiences

The world of the dinosaurs as they lived more than 65 million years ago. Each brings their world to life in their own inimitable style, confiding their quirks, strengths and weaknesses.

FOR PARENTS:

Many pre-school and early grade school children are fascinated by dinosaurs. I’m A Dinosaur provides these children a wide array of prehistoric animals to explore.  In each animated episode, dozens of different dinosaurs introduce themselves and describe their traits and habits in language and pictures that young children can understand.  I’m a Dinosaur provides viewers an interesting, engaging, and amusing introduction to the world of pre-historic creatures and offers a range of questions that parents can explore with their children.

  • Watch the show with your child and talk about what you have seen.
  • Take your child to a museum of natural history containing fossils or models of pre-historic animals.
  • Most libraries contain numerous children’s books about dinosaurs; read and talk about them with your child.
  • Since dinosaurs are extinct, talk with your child about the ways in which scientists might find out about different dinosaurs’ size, appearance, and habits.  If we have never seen a live dinosaur, how can we know what they are like?
  • Look for any kind of animal tracks in your yard or neighborhood and discuss with your child what such tracks imply about the animal that made them (e.g. size and weight).
  • Many web sites feature dinosaurs; explore some of these sites with your child (e.g. The American Museum of Natural History).
  • Have your child measure the length of some of the creatures presented in I’m a Dinosaur by “walking” their assumed length.  Ask your child to consider the likely relationship between length and weight; between length and food intake; between length and agility.

Genres

Traditional (7 - 25 minutes)

5 - 8

9 - 11

Neutral

Tags

Traditional (7 - 25 minutes)

5 - 8

9 - 11

Neutral

S1E1 - Baryonyx

S1E2 - Beipiaosaurus

S1E3 - Apatosaurus

S1E4 - Brachiosaurus

S1E5 - Tyrannosaurus Rex

S1E6 - Afrovenator

S1E7 - Diplodocus

S1E8 - Abelisaurus

S1E9 - Compsognathus

S1E10 - Edmontosaurus

S1E11 - Elaphrosaurus

S1E12 - Eustreptospondylus

S1E13 - Corythosaurus

Songs and rhymes about dinosaurs for preschool Pre-K and Kindergarten.

Sung to: "Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear"
Dinosaurs, dinosaurs, stomped around.
Dinosaurs, dinosaurs, shook the ground.
Dinosaurs, dinosaurs, some gave fear.
Dinosaurs, dinosaurs, we wish you were here

 Sung to: "Mary had a Little Lamb"
I'd like to be a dinosaur, dinosaur, dinosaur.
And if I was a dinosaur, I would be a _________.
(Each child has a turn naming which dinosaur
he would like to be)
 

Sung to: "Muffin Man"
Oh, do you know the stegosaurus?
The stegosaurus, the stegosaurus?
Oh, do you know the stegosaurus?
He had plates upon his back.
 More verses:
Apatosaurus...he has a very long neck.
Tyrannosaurus rex...he was very fierce.
Triceratops.... he has three big horns.
 

Sung to: "The Ants go Marching"
The dinosaurs go marching one by one, hurrah, hooray
The dinosaurs go marching one by one, hurrah, hooray
The dinosaurs go marching one by one,
the little one stopped to stand in the sun,
And they all go marching round and round and up and down.
More verses:
Two-to admire the view. Three-eat from a tree. Four-to give a roar

 Sung to:  Oh My Darling Clementine
Great big dinosaurs, great big dinosaurs,
Lived so long ago
Some liked land and some liked water,
Some flew in the air.

Great big dinosaurs, great big dinosaurs,
Lived so long ago
Some had horns and some had spikes,
Some had wings like bats.

Great big dinosaurs, great big dinosaurs,
Lived so long ago
Some ate plants and some ate meat,
But now there are no more

Sung to: " 5 Little Ducks" 
One dinosaur went out to play
On a bright and sunny day
He had such ENORMOUS fun
That he called another dinosaur to come.
(Call very loud) DI-NO-SAUR!
(Then chant while patting hands on laps) Thump! Thump! Thump! Thump!
Then repeat for 2 dinosaurs, 3 dinosaurs, etc.
 Instead, they heard their mother (or father, grandma, etc)
 And she was calling "DINNER"
And they all went home for dinner!
 

Sung to: "Did You Ever See a Lassie?"
Did you ever see my dinosaur, my dinosaur, my dinosaur?
Did you ever see the dinosaur I have for my pet?
He hides in my bedroom,
He wears my pajamas.
If you've never seen my dinosaur, you'd like to I bet!

 
Sung to: "Do Wah Diddy Diddy"
Here he comes just a stomping with his feet, (Stomp.)
Singing "Dino ditty, ditty dum ditty do."
(Clap.)
Searching all around for something good to eat,
(Hand over brow.)
Singing "Dino ditty, ditty dum ditty do."
(Clap.)
He's huge.  [He's huge.] He's strong.  [He's strong.]
(Stretch out arms; then bend elbows and make fist)
He's huge, he's strong, won't be hungry very long.
(Repeat arm motions; then shake finger "no.")
"Dino ditty, ditty dum ditty do."
(Clap.)
"Dino ditty, ditty dum ditty do."
(Clap.)

Sung to: " Oh I Wish I Was an Oscar Mayer Wiener"
Oh I want to be a great big dinosaur.
That is what I really want to be.
For if I was a great big dinosaur
Everyone would be afraid of me!
Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!

 
Sung to: " Hokey Pokey"
You put your claws in
You put your claws out
You put your claws in
scratch 'em all about
You do the Dino-Pokey and you turn yourself about.
That's what it's all about.
More verses:
feet in/feet out/stomp them all about
teeth in/teeth out/chomp them all about
tail in/tail out/wag it all about
 
 
 Sung to: "The Wheels on the Bus"
The Pteranodon's wings went FLAP, FLAP, FLAP,
FLAP, FLAP, FLAP, FLAP. FLAP, FLAP
The Pteranodon's wings went FLAP, FLAP, FLAP
All around the swamp.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex went GRRR, GRRR, GRRR,
GRRR, GRRR, GRRR, GRRR, GRRR, GRRR,
The Tyrannosaurus Rex went GRR, GRR, GRR,
All around the swamp.

The Triceratops horns went POKE, POKE, POKE
POKE, POKE, POKE, POKE, POKE, POKE,
The Triceratops horns went POKE, POKE ,POKE,
All around the swamp.

The Brontosaurus went MUNCH, MUNCH, MUNCH,
MUNCH, MUNCH, MUNCH, MUNCH, MUNCH, MUNCH
The Brontosaurus went MUNCH, MUNCH, MUNCH,
All around the swamp.
 
The Stegosaurus tail went SPIKE, SPIKE, SPIKE,
SPIKE, SPIKE, SPIKE, SPIKE,
SPIKE, SPIKE,
The Stegosaurus tail went SPIKE, SPIKE, SPIKE,
All around the swamp
 

Sung to: "Little White Duck"
There is one dinosaur, crashing through the trees.
1 dinosaur, eating all he sees.
He takes a bite of the mountain top,
And along comes a friend with a crash, bang, plop.
Now there's 2 dinosaurs, crashing through the trees.
Crash, bash, smash.
(repeat for 2,3,4) counting up rhyme
 

 My name is stegosaurus;
I'm a funny-looking dinosaur.
For on my back are many boney
plates and on my back are many boney plates
And on my tail there's more.

My front two legs are very short.
My back two legs are long.
My body's big, my head is very small.
I'm put together wrong.

Sometimes another dinosaur comes by and wants to fight.
I don't use fists, I use my tail.
It has four sharp, sharp spikes.
 


Sung to: "Alouette"
Allosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus,
Apatosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex!
Stegosaurus, Trachodon,
Triceratops, Pterandon.
Dinosaurs, dinosaurs,
Dinosaurs, dinosaurs, Oh...
Allosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus,
Apatosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex!
 

Sung to: "10 Little Indians"
1 big, 2 big, 3 big dinosaurs,
4 big, 5 big, 6 big dinosaurs,
7 big, 8 big, 9 big dinosaurs,
Ten big dinosaurs!
They all lived a long, long time ago.
They all lived a long, long time ago.
They all lived a long, long time ago.
Now there are no more.

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2013, For children, Foreign, Cartoon series, For the little ones, France

The French animated series will tell about amazing creatures that died out hundreds of millions of years ago and which have not yet been fully studied by mankind. The plot of each mini-series contains a unique story about one of the types of dinosaurs. Each representative will tell you what his name is, what size he is, where he lives, what his character is and a lot of other incredibly interesting information.

Dinosaurs have stoked the curiosity of millions of viewers for centuries. These mysterious reptiles are of interest to people of science, as well as to ordinary adults and children. Not surprisingly, many animated films are dedicated to these fantastic animals that have inhabited the Earth since prehistoric times. But there are not so many cartoons all over the world that provide informative and truthful information about prehistoric pangolins. French animators decided to eliminate this gap.

Thanks to the animated series, you can plunge into the incredible prehistoric world and see how giant animals actually lived. What are the habits and weaknesses of each species? What did they like to eat? What did they think about the world around them? You will get answers to these and many other questions by watching the animated film I Am a Dinosaur!

The French animated series will tell about amazing creatures that died out hundreds of millions of years ago and which have not yet been fully studied by mankind. The plot of each mini-series contains a unique story about one of the types of dinosaurs. Each representative will tell you what his name is, what size he is, where he lives, what his character is and a lot of other incredibly interesting information. Dinosaurs here

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Mom, I'm a dinosaur-r-r, reviews, schedule and tickets for the performance, Moscow - Afisha-Teatry

Performance in Moscow

Production Komiks Theater

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About the performance Schedule Reviews (1)

Performance-transformation for the whole family. In one very ordinary city, in the most ordinary family, an incredible event happened - the girl Sonya turned into ... a dinosaur. Why and under what circumstances, one can only guess. Dad is at a loss, who should I call an ambulance or a veterinarian? Mom-paleontologist is trying to determine the species and habitat of her daughter-dinosaur, Grandmother protects her beloved ficus from him. And the teacher in the kindergarten cannot put the dinosaur to sleep during the day, along with other children. No one understands how to feed a dinosaur, how to dress it and what to teach. Only the director of the zoo knows exactly what to do with a dinosaur - put it in a cage! But Sonya is a cute and harmless dinosaur, so first Sonya's parents, and then their friends stand up for her. This performance will tell how love for a child can unite first one family, and then the whole city.

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Genrydetsk

Age0+

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Moskontsert

Address, 4, pp. 2

Mama , I am a dinosaur-rr" 1

Nadezhda

145 reviews, 284 ratings, rating 160

Instructive

Very kind performance

10What did you dream of becoming as a child? 🦖

The girl Sonya really wanted to turn into a dinosaur, because then you can splash around in the bathroom longer, and most importantly, then your mother will definitely devote more time to Sonya, because her mother is a paleontologist, and what She is primarily interested in dinosaurs. And then maybe dad and grandmothers will also remember Sonya. Well, in the meantime, everyone has their own affairs, the girl decides to write a letter to Santa Claus, although she no longer believes in his existence.

The story of this family goes beyond the apartment, new characters appear in the plot, they are all different, although only 4 people play the roles. Bravo, to the actors of the Comic Theater, you will have a fun, instructive and New Year's performance.

After watching, I want to create, take corrugated cardboard and cut out of it, if not a character, then at least a TV. Adults, well, remember, did they play with boxes in childhood? And the creators of the performance came up with so many interesting things from the corrugation - a lot of ideas 🗯
In the production, the brown color of the cardboard echoes the material of the costumes, there are no flashy colors, the look is resting.

The recommended age is 6+ and my six-year-old girl was very good at understanding (by the way, the main character is the same age), but there were younger children, someone fidgeted, someone watched enthusiastically. Here you need to understand that the performance is not about animals, it is about people and relationships.

In general, adults, watch this performance with children 😉

November 18, 2020

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