Gigantosaurus: The Game review

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Roarsome adventure awaits dino lovers with 

Gigantosaurus: The Game

Fans of the hit Disney animated series Gigantosaurus can enter the colourful, dino-tastic world of Gigantosaurus with this brand new game available from today on PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PS4.

Following the exciting news of the game back at the beginning of the year my little gamer dino fans have eagerly awaited the day that they could dive into the world of Gigantosaurus. Much to their delight they have been immersed in the wonderfully vibrant world of Gigantosaurus for the past fortnight where they have had lots of fun exploring the lands and have lots of roarsome adventures.

Gigantosaurus: The Game is a vivid part saving the world, part rally racing extravaganza where up to 4 players can explore the vast prehistoric world, experience gigantic adventures, complete missions and race on primitive tracks.

The game begins in the beautiful Savannah where players are tasked with a gigantic quest to help Giganto and escape extinction.

“Behold the Savannah! Home to dinos of all kinds. It’s a wondrous place - nice and safe….though dangers can arise.”

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Children who develop a love of learning at home are more likely to perform well in school and go on to have a successful future. So what can you do to motivate your kids to learn? Here are a few tips from Taunton School to help you raise a lifelong learner…

Family learning

Parents can motivate their kids to learn using fun family learning activities. Encourage your child to ask questions and turn your child’s curiosity into learning opportunities. For example, use a globe to answer questions about the planet. The more supported a child feels at home, the more effectively he or she will perform at school.

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To help your child understand why respect is so important and why they should do their best to follow school rules, here is some great advice from Mount House School…

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Here is some great advice for parents from Brampton College on how to be more involved in your child’s education.