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Reading Level

	edHelper's suggested reading level:	grades 6 to 7
	Flesch-Kincaid grade level:	6.02

Vocabulary

	challenging words:		plant-eater, low-lying, environment, horridus, fairly, coastal, halo, natural, crown, pointed, protection, attack, include, extinction, draw, safety
	content words:		Great Plains, United States

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Triceratops By Sharon Fabian

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¹     Draw a Triceratops First, turn you paper sideways, then draw a really big head. It should take up almost a third of your paper and be shaped a little like a rhinoceros's head. Then draw a big, heavy body that takes up most of the rest of the page. Just leave room for four short legs and a tail.
 
²     A Triceratops was about 30 feet long and about 10 feet tall. Triceratops' skulls have been found that are up to 10 feet long. Triceratops was built a little like a rhinoceros.
 
³     At the rear of your Triceratops's head, draw his frill. The frill was thick and bony. Around the edge of the frill, draw bony bumps sticking out. Draw large eyes, and a beak shaped like a parrot's beak. Above the beak, draw a short horn. Above each eye, draw a long horn.

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