I played this for my kids (6 and 7) and they couldn't get enough. They loved the songs, especially ones that played on words (such as "How do you get to South Dakota?") They weren't as hot on the dialogue, but were able to recite a few key facts (eg, Sue is the most complete T-rex skeleton ever found, who made the discovery, where she was found) As a parent, I found the songs catchy and a lot of fun, especially nice to hear Al Jarreau and Martha Davis (formerly of the Motels).
A T. Rex Named Sue
(2005, Children's music, by Various Artists, Label: Music for Little People)
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Not age appropriate for kids under 4, age appropriate for kids over 5; suggested age 6. -
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Common Sense says
Entertaining songs are educational, too.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 6 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
About A T. Rex Named Sue
Parents need to know that this CD of songs about dinosaurs will entertain and educate the whole family, but the sophisticated music and vocabulary is more appropriate for the school-age child than the youngest ones. The 3-D cover graphic of a sharp-toothed dinosaur opening and closing its mouth might be scary for preschoolers, and there is mention of a mummy and T.Rex Sue's "58 teeth made to munch and crunch."
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Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about dinosaurs and their allure, and use the songs as starting points for learning more about them, as well as about paleontologists, the United States, bones, evolution, and extinction.
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- I rate this title on for age 5 and give it
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