We’re all in the holiday spirt! Lights and decorations are going up and we are singing our favorite carols – Rudolph the Red Nose Raptor & The Twelve Dino-Days of Christmas. Raphael has dressed for the occasion, sporting a Red Nose! A piece of foil painted red was all it took and a little double sided tape.
Rudolph the Red Nose Raptor
Rudolph the red nose Raptor had a very shiny nose.
And if you ever saw it you would even say it glows.
All of the other Raptors would shout and call him names.
They wouldn’t let poor Rudolph play in the Raptor games.
Then one foggy Christmas Eve Santa came to say,
Rudolph with your nose so bright,
will you guide my sleight tonight?
All the other Raptors shouted out with glee,
Rudolph the red nose Raptor You’ll go down in history!
The Twelve Dino-Days of Christmas
An
Arch-
aeopte-
ryx in a Co-
nifer Tree Two
T-Rexes Three Tri-
ceratops Four Roaring
Allosaurus Five Golden Ve-
lociraptors Six Stegosaurs Lay-
ing Seven Pterosaurs Diving Eight
Fossil Hunters Seeking Nine Compsog-
nathus Drumming Ten Parasaurolophus Pip-
ing Eleven Apatosaurus Dancing Twelve Palaeon-
tologists Leaping
If you were having trouble with the carol in tree form, I have listed the days individually below:
1st day of Christmas An Archaeopteryx in a Conifer Tree
2nd day of Christmas T-Rexes
3rd day of Christmas Three Triceratops
4th day of Christmas Four Roaring Allosaurus
5th day of Christmas Five Golden Velociraptors
6th day of Christmas Six Stegosaurs Laying
7th day of Christmas Seven Pterosaurs Diving
8th day of Christmas Eight Fossil Hunters Seeking
9th day of Christmas Nine Compsognathus Drumming
10th day of Christmas Ten Parasaurolophus Piping
11th day of Christmas Eleven Apatosaurus Dancing
12th day of Christmas Twelve Palaeontologists Leaping
Christopher and Paul dawning their Christmas lights take a couple of poses with me.
Later the rest of us enjoy the warm fire and holiday flare.
I get an early Christmas present from the gang – “Dinosaurs” by Steve Brusatte – excellent choice! Ok, we have 6 more boxes to unpack.
Happy Holidays from Paul & Prehistoric Pals
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