KOSMOS T-Rex tooth, for digging out, experiment box, excavation set, from 7 years, 636173

A T-Rex tooth in its original size! But where is it? Before the deceptively realistic replica of the tooth can be admired, children between the ages of 7 and 9 first dig it out of the plaster block. A hammer and chisel are already at the ready! Just like in an archaeological excavation site, the tooth is carefully uncovered piece by piece - a steady hand is required. The instructions for the KOSMOS experiment set explain which digging technique works best and provide exciting background information about dinosaurs! How are fossils formed? When did dinosaurs live in prehistoric times? And as a find of the most famous of all prehistoric giants, it is a very special eye-catcher in the children's room.

• Recommended age: 7-10 years
• This plaster block contains a T-Rex tooth in its original size! The deceptively realistic replica of the fossil will delight any prehistoric fan
• The tooth is dug out of the plaster block using a hammer and chisel. The young researchers proceed as if they were at a real archaeological excavation site
• As a unique find, the T-Rex tooth is an eye-catcher in the children's room and can be exhibited like in a museum
• How does a fossil form? And how do you know how old it is? Many questions about prehistoric times are answered in the illustrated instructions
• The KOSMOS excavation set lets children discover their own T-Rex tooth in its original size - a find that will inspire and that you can be really proud of!

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of suffocation as small parts can be swallowed or inhaled.

Manufacturer article number: 636173