DIY Dinos

Let’s go back to the prehistoric jungle – home of the Triceratops! This three-horned herbivore can transform into a three-dimensional form by combining a variety of different parts, both rubber, and wood. Take the transformation even further by adding materials of your choice with a dash of imagination. An infographic flashcard is included to combine learning with play.

Let’s go back to the prehistoric jungle – home of the Stegosaurus! This spiked herbivore can transform into a three-dimensional form by combining a variety of different parts, both rubber, and wood. Take the transformation even further by adding materials of your choice with a dash of imagination. An infographic flashcard is included to combine learning with play.

Lookout, it’s a Pterodactyl! This flying dinosaur, also known as a pterosaur, can transform into a three-dimensional form by combining a variety of different parts, both rubber, and wood. Take the transformation even further by adding materials of your choice with a dash of imagination. An infographic flashcard is included to combine learning with play.

Be on the lookout for big footprints! This Tyrannosaurus, also known as a theropod, can transform into a three-dimensional form by combining a variety of different parts, both rubber, and wood. Take the transformation even further by adding materials of your choice with a dash of imagination. An infographic flashcard is included to combine learning with play.

The Brachiosaurus, also known as a sauropod, can transform into a three-dimensional form by combining a variety of different parts, both rubber and wood. Take the transformation even further by adding materials of your choice with a dash of imagination. An infographic flashcard is included to combine learning with play.