Dinosaur Bundle – Learn, Explore, and Dig Into Prehistoric Science! Turn your space into a mini dig site where curiosity leads the expedition. We have gathered so many of our favorite dinosaur things to make your dinosaur study epic. This hands-on bundle layers fossil digs, x‑rays, augmented reality, modeling, and rich reference books so kids can explore paleontology from multiple angles—observe, test, build, read, and record. From excavating a dino block to “scanning” bones on light, every activity invites real scientific thinking through playful discovery. What’s Inside Realistic Dino Claws – Experience the feeling of having real dinosaur claws Dino Dig Kit (National Geographic) – Excavate a dig block with real tools and practice field techniques Clay Dinosaur Arts & Craft Kit (National Geographic) – Sculpt, paint, and label your own models Dino 4D+ Augmented Reality Cards – Bring dinosaurs to life on your device with interactive facts (app required) Dinosaur X‑Rays (4‑piece set) – Hold to a window or lightbox to study skeletal structure Dinosaur 4‑Piece Collection 1 or 2 (Wild Republic) – Durable figurines for inquiry and imaginative play will vary Dinosaur Dig Magic Sand Box – Sensory excavation in a contained, reusable sand bin Dino Ice Dig – Freeze, excavate, and explore temperature’s effect on tools and time Build Your Own Dinosaur Sticker Book (Usborne) – Create scenes while reinforcing ID skills Dinosaur & Other Prehistoric Creatures Activity Lab (Smithsonian) – Step‑by‑step labs and challenges Dinosaur Visual Encyclopedia – Photo‑rich reference for quick look‑ups and deep dives Skills & Benefits Real‑world STEM: Observation, classification, modeling, data recording, and evidence‑based reasoning Hands‑on learning: Multi-sensory activities keep different kinds of learners engaged Confidence builders: Quick wins (sticker builds, sand digs) pair with deeper projects (AR, x‑rays) Easy setup: Clear instructions and contained materials reduce prep and mess Flexible use: Works for rainy‑day labs, center rotations, co‑ops, or independent study
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