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Dinosaur Picture Cards & X-Rays

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$24.12 $34.95 In stock

Category: Life Science

4 years and up. Introduce paleontology to young children with 12 picture cards and matching x-rays! Simply lay the x-rays over the picture cards to see the bodies from the inside out. Includes an informative guide with where and when the animals lived, what they ate and how big they grew. Includes 12 picture cards, 12 x-rays, and guide.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

George N. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old was fascinated holding the x-ray sheet up to the light and seeing the dinosaur bones appear over the picture. It’s a simple, clever way to teach anatomy without being too complex. The info card helped me answer all her questions.

Hannah A. ★★★★★

The layering effect is so clever—my daughter gasped when the bones appeared over the T. rex card. We’ve done all 12 twice already, and the info sheet actually teaches me something new each time.

James L. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old is obsessed with these dinosaur cards and x-rays — it’s such a clever way to show how the skeleton fits inside the body. The set includes 12 picture cards and matching x-rays, so we’ve spent hours holding them up to the light together.