This summer, every weekend, we revise with the children’s “Holiday notebook”. Today, we continue to revise our dinosaurs: Who is the great Tupandactylus Imperator?
“It’s an incredible bird that lived around 100 million years ago. On its head it has a crest two meters high and a wingspan four meters long.”
Claire Fayeat franceinfo
To see it drawn, you have to open the Cartoon notebook, In the time of the dinosaurs, by Claire Faÿe (animated editions). This is a book to read, color, and turn into a cartoon, with a free application called “Bling Book”. In this collection of cartoons there are other themes to “revise” also in an original and playful way (The fables of La Fontaine, The Little PrincePicasso, Matisse, etc.)
Claire Faÿe won numerous awards this year for her Cartoon notebook In the time of the dinosaurs : International “Educational Innovation” Prize at the London Book Fair, winner of the “Innovative Digital Service” of the Ministry of Culture & Quai Branly Museum and the Silver Medal of the Lépine Competition.
Among flying reptiles and marine reptiles, it is a great swimmer, who is it?
The Ichthyosaur.
They have more fingers on their hands than the Tyrex?
Pterosaurs.
Among these flying reptiles was one, nicknamed the Feathered Serpent. Which ?
the Quetzalcoatl.
Which dinosaur do you like the most in your Cartoon notebook Claire Faye?
“I think my slight preference would be for the Kentrosaurus, says Claire Faÿe, It is a dinosaur which is very old, which lives around 156 million years and which has large dorsal spikes on its back… It is a dinosaur, although vegetarian, we did not approach it too much, because he inspired respect.”
Dear listeners and dear listeners of the chronicle Notebook of holidayswe spoil you, here is a link to discover this exclusive Cartoon notebook, In the time of the dinosaurs :
Click here, and it’s up to you to draw, create your own scenario and then you can watch your film!
You have all the holidays to enjoy it, this link is operational until August 31, 2022.
It is high time to leave prehistory and close this Holiday notebook for today… while waiting for next weekend of course!