NAT GEO DIG KITS - National Geographic Kids
Calling all budding archaeologists! Unearth exciting specimens – from gems and shark’s teeth to actual dino poop – with this awesome range of STEM Dig Kits from National Geographic! HOW TO USE! Use the included chisel to help you chip away at each set’s dig brick and reveal REAL SPECIMENS! (You can use a little … Continue reading NAT GEO DIG KITS
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NAT GEO DIG KITS - National Geographic Kids
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Highlights 1 Dig Brick with replica tooth fossil Dino Records full-color book Excavation tools Real coprolite sample Dinosaurs are undoubtedly one of children’s favorite creatures on earth - with the Prehistoric Paleontologist Mining kit bringing an intimate look into what being a paleontologist is like.
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