Showing posts with label Dinosaurs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dinosaurs. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Dino-tastic family fun day out - The Dinosaur Park, Tenby review.

Living in Pembrokeshire we are fortunate to be a short drive to a number of wonderful locations such as beautiful beaches and wild woodlands as well as a number of top family attractions. One local family attraction we have been keen to visit for a while is The Dinosaur Park.


Located just outside the popular and picturesque seaside town of Tenby in Pembrokeshire, The Dinosaur Park is a dino-themed attraction suitable for children of all ages. The family friendly attraction is closed during the winter months, opening from February for the school holidays and then throughout the summer months until the end of October.

Saturday, 28 June 2014

TOMY Dinosaur Train Lights and Sounds and collectable dinosaur characters.

As Bug loves dinosaurs and trains it is no surprise that he loves Jim Henson's TV show Dinosaur Train.  His love of the hit Nick Jr show was sparked after we first climbed aboard the Dinosaur Train to watch a Dinosaur Train DVD and then later on reviewed the Dinosaur Train Spooky Adventures DVD.  Today at the grand old age of 3 the dinotastic show is one of dinosaur mad Bug’s favourite shows and he loves watching the show to see what his favourite Dinosaur Train character are up to and what adventures they embark on when they go on a trip on the magical Dinosaur Train.


Perfect for pre-schoolers fascinated with both dinosaurs and trains, Dinosaur Train with its wonderful world of adventure and fun is aimed at children aged 3-6 years old.  Set in the realistic prehistoric world little viewers get to witness natural history with swamps, jungles, oceans and active volcanoes making for magnificent backgrounds as an array of dinosaur species and other animal life is introduced to them in this colourful animation.  Created with the help of palaeontologists, science teachers and early childhood education experts, the show encourages basic scientific thinking skills as children are introduced to and taught about life science, natural history and palaeontology in a fun way.