Paleo Hunter Dig Kit for STEAM Education - Tyrannosaurus Rex

Inspire a love for science, history, and discovery with the HamiltonBuhl Paleo Hunter™ Dig Kit – Tyrannosaurus Rex. Designed for kids ages 6+, this hands-on STEAM education kit transforms young learners into junior paleontologists. Using the included excavation tools, children carefully chip away at the plaster block to uncover ancient fossil pieces.

Once all bones are revealed, kids piece together their discovery to form a complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton. With realistic fossil details and a fully immersive experience, the Paleo Hunter™ Dig Kit encourages scientific thinking, patience, and problem-solving—all while having fun. Ideal for home learning, classrooms, or rainy-day activities.

Part of a 5-dinosaur collection, this dig kit can be purchased individually or as part of a complete set. Each variation features a different dinosaur, making it the perfect collectible STEAM learning tool.

⭐ Key Features:

• Excavation Adventure – Chip away at the plaster block to reveal realistic T-Rex fossil bones

• Assemble a Skeleton – Reconstruct the fossil pieces into a full dinosaur skeleton

• STEAM Education Focused – Enhances learning in science, archaeology, and critical thinking

• Complete Tool Set Included – Comes with child-safe excavation tools

• Hands-On Learning – Encourages exploration, patience, and discovery

• Collect All 5 Dinosaurs – Expand learning with additional Paleo Hunter™ kits

📐 Specifications:

• Brand: HamiltonBuhl

• Product Name: Paleo Hunter™ Dig Kit – Tyrannosaurus Rex

• UPC: 681181626700

• Recommended Age: 6+

• Materials: Polypropylene, Plaster, Polycarbonates, Non-Woven Fabric, ABS + Acrylic

• Box Dimensions: 11.4 x 9.8 x 2.2 in

• Box Weight: 1.90 lbs

• Packing Time: 3 Days

• Delivery Time: 7 Days

💡 Why You Need It:

This kit combines education and excitement in one unforgettable experience. Whether for homeschooling, birthday gifts, or school activities, the Paleo Hunter™ Dig Kit brings prehistoric learning to life while promoting STEAM-based exploration