Castle Dale third graders present Dinostars, a musical variety show

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Deep in a dark, green forest, early in the Jurassic period, vertebrates as big as houses and as small as chickens lived and grew, walked and flew. They were ferocious. They were terrifying. Until one bright day when a gigantic carnivore looked hungrily at his herbivore friend and said, "Hey, I've got a barn. Let's put on a show!

Ladies and Gentlemen The Dinostars." The Dinostars perfomed song and dance about Raptors, Micropachycephalosaurus, Diplodocus, Hadrosaurus, and Tyrannosaurus.

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