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Toddler Dino Bundle Activities Safari Ltd has long been providing educational toys and learning toys for homeschooling, developmental play, and imaginative exploration. This is important now more than ever, with so many families sheltering at home and struggling to find high quality, engaging, and educational learning activities for their children. Safari Ltd can help your children get through this with some of the best educational activities around, and some of the best learning toys on the market for your kids. If there’s one thing kids have seemingly always loved, it’s dinosaurs. Something about these prehistoric beasts just resonates with children, and this is one arena where Safari Ltd excels – we have tons of awesome, scientifically accurate, meticulously detailed dinos and other prehistoric educational toys. With our Dinosaur Bundle and these activities, your children can pass the time stuck indoors during this period of self-isolation while learning all about ancient animals of the past. 1. Set Up a Dino Dig We’ve talked a lot about sensory bins in the past – they’re a great way to engage in tactile play during early childhood development. With our Dino Skulls TOOB and Ancient Fossils TOOB, you can put a unique spin on the sensory bin by staging your own mini archaeological dig! a. Fill a container with sand and bury the mini skulls and fossils from the TOOB sets. Then let your kids go to town digging them up, excavating them just like an archaeologist would. Help your junior scientists identify and catalog their finds as they dig them up! 2. Match the Skull with the Dino Our bundle includes three scientifically accurate, highly detailed dinosaur figures from our Wild Safari Prehistoric World collection: The meat-eating Carnotaurus, the plant-eating horn-headed Triceratops, and the long-necked Brachiosaurus. a. Each of these dinosaurs is also among the skulls featured in our Dino Skulls TOOB. Once all the skulls and fossils have been dug up, have the kids try to match the skulls with the “living” dinosaur figures. This can teach them about how scientists reconstruct how dinosaurs looked in life from just the fossilized bones they find in the ground. 3. Stage an Epic Dino Battle Free and imaginative play is just as important during child development as structured learning, so giving your children a chance to cut loose with their dino figures can help them get out some of that energy that builds up during these times of sheltering in place and self-isolation. a. Now that the fossils have been excavated from their sandy resting place, and the skulls have been matched with their reconstructed dinosaurs, it’s time to let loose – let your kids create an epic dinosaur battle with your Prehistoric World dinosaur figures!
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Toddler Dino Bundle Activities Safari Ltd has long been providing educational toys and learning toys for homeschooling, developmental play, and imaginative exploration. This is important now more than ever, with so many families sheltering at home and struggling to find high quality, engaging, and educational learning activities for their children. Safari Ltd can help your children get through this with some of the best educational activities around, and some of the best learning toys on the market for your kids.
If there’s one thing kids have seemingly always loved, it’s dinosaurs. Something about these prehistoric beasts just resonates with children, and this is one arena where Safari Ltd excels – we have tons of awesome, scientifically accurate, meticulously detailed dinos and other prehistoric educational toys. With our Dinosaur Bundle and these activities, your children can pass the time stuck indoors during this period of self-isolation while learning all about ancient animals of the past.
1. Set Up a Dino Dig
We’ve talked a lot about sensory bins in the past – they’re a great way to engage in tactile play during early childhood development. With our Dino Skulls TOOB and Ancient Fossils TOOB, you can put a unique spin on the sensory bin by staging your own mini archaeological dig!
a. Fill a container with sand and bury the mini skulls and fossils from the TOOB sets. Then let your kids go to town digging them up, excavating them just like an archaeologist would. Help your junior scientists identify and catalog their finds as they dig them up!
2. Match the Skull with the Dino
Our bundle includes three scientifically accurate, highly detailed dinosaur figures from our Wild Safari Prehistoric World collection: The meat-eating Carnotaurus, the plant-eating horn-headed Triceratops, and the long-necked Brachiosaurus.
a. Each of these dinosaurs is also among the skulls featured in our Dino Skulls TOOB. Once all the skulls and fossils have been dug up, have the kids try to match the skulls with the “living” dinosaur figures. This can teach them about how scientists reconstruct how dinosaurs looked in life from just the fossilized bones they find in the ground.
3. Stage an Epic Dino Battle
Free and imaginative play is just as important during child development as structured learning, so giving your children a chance to cut loose with their dino figures can help them get out some of that energy that builds up during these times of sheltering in place and self-isolation.
a. Now that the fossils have been excavated from their sandy resting place, and the skulls have been matched with their reconstructed dinosaurs, it’s time to let loose – let your kids create an epic dinosaur battle with your Prehistoric World dinosaur figures!
