Dinosaur ABC

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Dinosaur ABC

A is for Allosaurus, the ‘king of the Jurassic.’ It had sharp teeth and strong jaws, like a big, scary dragon! Allosaurus was very fast and hunted other dinosaurs.

B is for Brachiosaurus, a giant plant-eater with a super long neck. It could reach the highest leaves on trees, like a hungry giraffe!

C is for Compsognathus, a tiny but quick hunter. It had pointy teeth and ran very fast to catch small animals for dinner.

D is for Diplodocus, a gentle giant with a long, long tail and a small head. It walked slowly and had big bumpy bones on its back.

E is for Edmontosaurus, a duck-billed dinosaur that loved to eat plants. It had a flat mouth like a duck’s beak and traveled with lots of dinosaur friends.

F is for Falcarius, a funny-looking plant-eater. It had a birdy mouth and walked on two legs, munching on green leaves all day long.

G is for Giganotosaurus, a huge dinosaur with sharp teeth and a big belly. It was one of the biggest meat-eaters ever!

H is for Hadrosaurus, a friendly plant-eater with a big, hollow head. It made loud noises to talk to its friends in the dinosaur world.

I is for Iguanodon, a plant-eater with spikes on its thumbs. It walked on two or four legs and loved to munch on yummy plants.

J is for Jeholopterus, a tiny flying dinosaur with bat wings. It flew high in the sky and ate lots of bugs for dinner.

K is for Kentrosaurus, a spiky dinosaur that used its sharp tail to keep safe from bad dinosaurs.

L is for Lambeosaurus, a dinosaur that made loud trumpet sounds. It had a big, tall crest on its head and loved to sing!

M is for Megalosaurus, a big, scary dinosaur with sharp teeth. It walked on two legs and roared loudly to say hello.

N is for Nasutoceratops, a dinosaur with a big horn and spiky frill. It used its horn to say, “I’m big and strong, so don’t mess with me!”

O is for Ouranosaurus, a dinosaur with a big sail on its back. It lived near water and used its sail like a big umbrella to keep cool.

P is for Parasaurolophus, a dinosaur with a long crest on its head. It used its crest to make music and swim like a fish!

Q is for Quetzalcoatlus, a huge flying dinosaur with giant wings. It flew high in the sky and liked to catch fish for dinner.

R is for Raptor, a fast dinosaur that hunted in packs. It had sharp claws and worked together with friends to catch food.

S is for Spinosaurus, a big dinosaur that loved swimming. It had a big snout like a crocodile and ate lots of fish.

T is for Tyrannosaurus rex, a big, scary dinosaur with tiny arms. It had sharp teeth and roared loudly to scare other dinosaurs.

U is for Utahraptor, a big dinosaur with feathers. It had sharp claws and worked with friends to catch yummy food.

V is for Velociraptor, a fast dinosaur with sharp claws. It ran very quickly and caught food with its big, pointy feet.

W is for Wuerhosaurus, a spiky dinosaur with big spikes on its back. It used its spikes to keep safe from bad dinosaurs.

X is for Xenotarsosaurus, a dinosaur with a funny name. We don’t know much about it, but it was probably very cool!

Y is for Yi, a small, feathered dinosaur that lived a long time ago. It had pretty feathers and liked to fly around.

Z is for Zephyrosaurus, a small dinosaur that liked to eat plants. It ran very fast and had a long, skinny neck to reach tasty leaves.

Ririro is the in-house creative team behind many of the original stories and poems published on Ririro.com, crafting free, accessible content for young readers around the world. Dinosaur ABC was written to combine early literacy with a love of prehistory, pairing every letter of the alphabet with a real dinosaur genus — including some lesser-known finds like Falcarius and Xenotarsosaurus.