Pastasaurus Pasta Scooper

This lil dude just wants you to have a good phone holding experience. Really, that’s why his tail is a little curved and his head is in just the right spot to prop up your phone so you can watch your favorite shows.

Calling young archaeologists, a new dig site has been found and your help is needed! With the National Geographic Mega Fossil Dig Kit, the site is on your kitchen table and your kid will totally dig chiseling and brushing away the dirt to reveal fossil replicas of dinosaurs, mosasaurs and ammonites.

Learning to read is extra super fun when you can do it with Dr. Seuss and dinosaurs. In this book, the Cat in the Hat explores a prehistoric period, rhyming as usual, and teaching kid’s dinosaur facts along the way.

Aspiring paleontologists and archaeologists won’t wait a second to tear open this kit and start exploring their dig site. The skeleton excavation kit gives them the tools and knowledge they need to carefully and expertly remove the dino from the packed soil, just like a real archaeologist would.

Kids can learn a little about the ecosystem and dinosaurs at the same time by crafted a prehistoric terrarium. This creative kid enables them to use their imagination and imagine what plant and reptile life looked like way back when.

You didn't buy a whole damn house so you could put classy things like rainwater shower heads in it. Oh no, it's time to live some dreams and dreams always involve dinosaurs. This showerhead looks like a T-Rex skull (awesome), has 9 nozzles (cool), and is water-efficiency compliant so you can feel good about using it (extra awesome!).