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With My First Dino Kit, You're a real paleontologist! Use excavation tools to dig up a dinosaur skeleton and then classify and display your findings. Build a glow in the dark model, or grow and shrink some giant dinos, all while you learn about the prehistoric past. Did some dinosaurs have feathers? Are crocodiles as ancient as the dinosaurs? You'll find out. Ages 4+ adult supervision required.












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Customer Rating: - Good for learning
Something I picked up for my son who enjoys Dinosaurs and at the same time educate him. Something to think about when you buy your children toys is to make it enjoyable and educate them at the same time.

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Customer Rating: - Wonderful gift
My grandma gave my brother and I one of these kits when I was probably 9 years old and we both loved it! I think that more than learning something about dinosaurs it helped spark an interest in both of us for science and investigation. When my children are old enough they will deffinately be getting one of these as a gift!

I should note that I'm not sure of the brand, so I don't know if it was this one, but it was the same concept.

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Customer Rating: - Really educational
Beautiful product. It shows clearly the way dinosaurs were discovered. The product has 2 dinosaurs and glasses for eyes protection.
Bones are fragile but the design is beautiful.

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Customer Rating: - hours of fun
my 7 year old sons has been enjoying this since Christmas. It's teaching him to be patient and not rush through it. The bones are fragile so it can't be something that is done quickly. He is enjoying finding the new and different bones and trying to figure out what part of the dinosaurs body they belong to. I recommend this.