Euoplocephalus and the Lethal Tail

Date: 19^th June 2014

Day: Thursday

Time: 3:00-4:00pm      

Class: Pomegranate      

Theme: Walking with Dinosaur

Teacher: Teacher Yeong

Euoplocephalus and the Lethal Tail

We studied about the Diplodocus and its cracking whip yesterday. Today, we carried on by looking at Euoplocephalus and its lethal tail.

Facts about Euoplocephalus:-

-          Its name means “Armed Head”

-         It lived during the Late Cretaceous period

-         It feeds on plants

-         It has bony plates and dangerous spikes on its back, shoulders, and sides of the head, as well as double-headed solid club on its stiffened tail

-         Even its eyelids were protected by armor

By reading the facts about Euoplocephalus, the children were reminded about the details and facts on stegosaurus especially when I mentioned about the plates and spikes. Great! The children could link up some details and words from each other.

Reading – Keeping Up to Date (1000 sentences of Today’s English) by Scott Ballantyne

-          1. Making Friends

-          2. Going Places

-          3. Around Town

-          4. At Home