Size: Triceratops
1 piece - approx. 10 x 29 cm
3yrs +
Kids love Dinosaurs! And our collection of 6 ecosystem information boards are a wonderful introduction to Dinosaurs. Each board is engraved, using NSW Foundation Font, with details of the Dinosaurs name, their skeleton, what they eat and an interesting fact about them.  The beautiful images are printed on the outer side of the perspex, giving them a unique 3D effect. Timber stands are also included in the set, so you can have them sitting up on display or explore them on a lightbox.
Educational Applications
Individual
Use to dress up a dinosaur themed interest table or discovery table. Use this to further extend on a child's interest.
Group Setting
Use the Prehistoric Eco System as a guide in Group discussions to promote an understanding of dinosaur's habits and habitats. Get children to reconstruct ancient environments. Ask questions like how do we get this information? what do they eat? Where do they live? How tall? How small? Were there other living animals that lived amongst the dinosaurs? These are great tools for open ended discussions.
Outdoors
Have the children compare their own ecosystem to the Dinosaurs, pointing out environments, plants, rocks, etc. By doing so this can create a visual guided discussion about how our planet has changed from then to now helping the children to develop a greater understanding of our world as a whole.
Learning Opportunities
By applying the ecosystems to their discussions and play, the children can develop their social skills, learning opportunities, cognitive development and connect to their world promoting a deeper sense of belonging.
Includes
These are sold individually or as a set of 6
Set of 6 includes - 2 x timber stand, 1 x Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Brachiosaurus, Velociraptor and Pteranodon.
Sold individually does not include stand
Made using 3 mm plywood and 3 mm perspex, this is an all Australian Made And Owned product.
Every piece of wood used is slightly different in colour, texture and grain. The naturally occurring imperfections seen in the timber (e.g knots, colour changes, etc) cannot be removed. These pieces of timber are cut on an engraver and will have slight burnt marks on the edges on some sides
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