LEAN TOYS Archeologie-set Dinosaurus-eieren-fossielen

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.