A-SZCXTOP Dig a Dozen Dino Eggs Dig Kit,12PCS Easter Egg Toys for Kids,Discover Dinosaur Archaeology Science STEM Crafts Gifts for Boys&Girls,Easter Basket Stuffers,Preschool Educational Toys (Khaki)

Kit includes: 12 different dinosaur toys inside, 12 brushes/chisel. Dig up 12 dino eggs & discover 12 unique dinosaur models: Feel like a real paleontologist excavating up unique toy dinosaurs from the dino eggs. Find a T-rex, Dilophosaurus, Ankylosaurus and much more! HOW TO DIG IT UP: To get a little messy with the chalk eggs, I would suggest you to put some paper towels on the table first, soak the dinosaur easter eggs in water, and excavat it with the chisels, sweep the dust off with the brush. Then rinse the dinosaur with clean water, a cute and beautiful toy you will get! A fun and educational gift for all ages: It's not often that a science project can be fun and engaging, but this kit achieves both! Great set for individual play or as a group activity. It fascinates children as soon as they pull it out of the box and is a perfect STEM project. It fosters a love for science and paleontology in a fun and exciting way.

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