National Geographic Air Dry Clay Dinosaur Craft Kit – 5 Dino Skeletons, 5 Colors, Googly Eyes for Kids Ages 4+

National Geographic Air Dry Clay Dinosaur Craft Kit – 5 Dino Skeletons, 5 Colors, Googly Eyes for Kids Ages 4+

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National Geographic Air Dry Clay Dinosaur Craft Kit – 5 Dino Skeletons, 5 Colors, Googly Eyes for Kids Ages 4+

National Geographic Air Dry Clay Dinosaur Craft Kit – 5 Dino Skeletons, 5 Colors, Googly Eyes for Kids Ages 4+

£27.94
Sale price  £27.94 Regular price 

This air-dry clay craft kit lets kids ages 4 and up mold colorful clay over five different dinosaur skeletons: T. Rex, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Dimetrodon, and Brachiosaurus. It includes five clay colors (red, blue, purple, yellow, green), 30 googly eyes, a sculpting tool, and a full-color learning guide with dinosaur facts. No oven or kiln needed—just air-dry for unique, handmade dino figures.

What's inside the box?

  • 5 colors of air-dry clay (red, blue, purple, yellow, green)
  • 5 plastic dino skeletons (T. Rex, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Dimetrodon, Brachiosaurus)
  • 30 googly eyes in assorted sizes
  • 1 wooden sculpting tool
  • Full-color Learning Guide with dinosaur facts and fossil info
Brand Blue Marble (National Geographic licensed)
Age range 4 years and up
Product dimensions 7.24 x 2.37 x 10 inches
Clay colors included Red, blue, purple, yellow, green
Dinosaurs represented T. Rex, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Dimetrodon, Brachiosaurus

A hands-on way to learn about dinosaurs

The included Learning Guide doesn't just show how to make the figures—it teaches fun facts about each dinosaur and how paleontologists use fossils to reconstruct how these creatures looked. Kids can read about the differences between herbivores and carnivores or why the Dimetrodon had a sail on its back. It's a craft that sparks curiosity about science.

Designed for small hands: age and safety considerations

This kit is recommended for children 4 and up. The clay is soft enough for little fingers to shape easily, but note that small parts like googly eyes and skeletons pose a choking hazard—adult supervision is advised for younger kids. The clay air-dries overnight, so no baking is required. Finished figures are lightweight but delicate; they can be displayed but aren't intended for rough play.

What can kids create?

Each skeleton can be covered in one color or a mix—kids can blend clay shades to make custom colors. Attaching googly eyes gives each dinosaur a silly or goofy personality. The sculpting tool helps add texture or shape details like teeth or claws. Since the clay doesn't harden until completely dry, there's time to reshape and perfect each design.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the clay take to dry?

The product does not specify exact drying time, but air-dry clay of this type typically dries in 24 to 48 hours depending on thickness. The kit suggests leaving figures out overnight.

Is the clay reusable once dried?

No—once the clay dries, it becomes hard and cannot be rehydrated. However, sealed containers keep unused clay soft for future projects.

What dinosaurs does the kit include?

It includes five skeletons: T. Rex, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Dimetrodon, and Brachiosaurus. Each represents a different dinosaur (or prehistoric reptile, in the Dimetrodon's case) featured in the Learning Guide.

Does the kit come with instructions for making specific designs?

The Learning Guide includes step-by-step instructions for molding clay over skeletons and ideas for using the googly eyes. Kids can also follow their own imagination to create unique looks.

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