LEAN TOYS Archaeology Set Dinosaur Egg Fossils

Unearth the secrets of the prehistoric world with the LEAN TOYS Archaeology Set Dinosaur Egg Fossils. This exciting dig kit lets young paleontologists excavate three mini dinosaur figures from a large plaster-based egg block, using real archaeological tools. Perfect for STEM learning and hands-on discovery, this set encourages patience, fine motor skills, and a love for science.

Advantages

Promotes educational play through paleontology and geology concepts. Develops fine motor skills, patience, and problem-solving abilities. Includes all necessary tools for a complete excavation experience. Non-toxic and child-safe materials ensure worry-free play. Multi-language instruction manual supports diverse learning.

Suitable for

• Children aged 6 and above interested in dinosaurs and science
• STEM-focused educational activities at home or in classrooms
• Birthday gifts, party favors, or family bonding time
• Indoor play that combines fun with learning

Key specifications

• Product Type: Archaeology Dig Kit
• Theme: Dinosaur Fossil Excavation
• Recommended Age: 6+ Years
• Number of Dinosaur Eggs: 1 (large egg-shaped block)
• Number of Fossils/Figures: 3 (mini dinosaur figures)
• Excavation Material: Plaster-based Block
• Included Tools: Chisel, Brush, Magnifying Glass
• Educational Focus: Paleontology, Geology, STEM Learning
• Skill Development: Fine Motor Skills, Patience, Problem Solving
• Material Safety: Non-toxic, Child-safe
• Batteries Required: No
• Assembly Required: No
• Instruction Language: Multi-language (EN, DE, FR, PL)
• Certifications: CE Mark
• Main Components: Digging block, 3 mini dinosaur figures, excavation tools, instruction manual
• Play Type: Hands-on, Discovery, Educational
• Indoor/Outdoor Use: Indoor
• Approx. Digging Time: 30-60 minutes

Recommendations

This kit is ideal for children who love dinosaurs and hands-on activities. Adult supervision is recommended for younger children. Use on a covered surface to minimize mess. Perfect for a rainy day project or a classroom science activity.