This is not about book today 😅😊. I got an awesome gift on Christmas 🎄🎅🏻. It is Dino Adventure Bucket and they were great! They have 55 pieces that include trees, rock, and, of course, dinosaurs. There’s all types of dinosaurs in it. If you want to teach someone the name of dinosaurs you can use these. I really liked it. The dinosaurs are very interesting and they look realistic. They come in different sizes. There is:
T-rex
Triceratops
Spinosaurus
Stegosaurus
Pterodactyl
Brontosaurus
Pteranodon
And more!
They are kind of like action figures!
There are also about 5 palm trees and one big tree. The biggest dinosaurs are the T-rex and the Brontosaurus. You can make up a story including the dinosaurs. The bucket itself has a handle so you can carry it around. I think it is really cool. You can see details like wrinkles on the dinosaurs. They are also in interesting positions. The T-rex is roaring and the Pterodactyl looks like it is flying. One of the smaller Brontosauruses looks like it is turning around.
You can take the trees apart. The leaves can come off the palm trees. It is a jumbo bucket so there are alot of dinosaurs. There are many types of dinosaurs and people will have fun identifying them. And when you are done playing with them you can put it back in the bucket. Kids can use their imagination when they play with this. And there are at least 3 of each dinosaur so if you lose one you can quickly replace it. You can have fun with them for hours. There are enough trees and rocks to make a forest.
The dinosaurs mostly stand on their own but you need to balance them sometimes. The colors and types of dinosaurs are very diverse. There are some dinosaurs that are big and others are small. You can use them as party favors or decoration. So they are fun and educational. They also don’t break easily so you can play with them for a year or so. Kids who love dinosaurs will love this toy. I think this is great gift idea for any kid of age 4-10. It’s not very expensive also . Overall I would recommend this toy .
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