¹     As the children ate their T. rex burgers and pterodactyl potatoes, Dr. Dinosaur went back to his office in the museum.
 
²     "Are our burgers made out of Tyrannosaurus meat?" Julie asked.
 
³     "No," their teacher said. "They are just regular hamburgers. The name is just for fun."
 
⁴     "So our fries aren't made from pterodactyls?" Jaime asked.
 
⁵     "That's right," Mrs. Adams said. "It's more fun that they have dinosaur names, isn't it?"
 
⁶     The children all agreed that it was fun.
 
⁷     Just as they finished, Dr. Dinosaur came back.
 
⁸     "I have a treat for you, children. We are going to make rubbings of a T. rex footprint," he said.
 
⁹     "What is a rubbing?" Lane asked.
 
¹⁰     "It is a kind of picture. You put a piece of paper over what you want to copy and rub charcoal over it. The picture shows up on your paper."
 
¹¹     "Will all of us get to make one?" Maria asked.
 
¹²     "Yes, but we have to hurry," Dr. Dinosaur said. "I will tell you about the T. rex while you work."

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