Safari Ltd.Ancient Fossils TOOB - Figurines: Dino Footprint, Giant Crab, Ammonite, Raptor Claw, T-Rex Tooth, Frog Skeleton, Sea Scorpion & More - Educational Toys for Boys, Girls & Kids Ages 3+

For those teaching any evidence for evolution or someone who's just teaching or learning about basic fossils this is a great set. It's the right size for in Middle School child to observe hold have a tangible grip on what the evidence would look like if we were to search for it.

Just what I needed for out VBS program. The kids are going to love digging them up.

Birthday gift. Child loves them, I just was surprised how small they are. They look cool though, and the price was.good.

I found the items in the Ancient fossil TOOB beautifully detailed,well cast/molded and that they can be ,among other things;used in diorama's.Other molds of these items for sale elsewhere might be bigger depending what you need it for.They are more expensive overall though.I would really like to see more of the same with more variety ,with bigger options of these classic ancient forms of life with the same quality.Well done Safari.

My toddler is into fossils, so we bought these for a “fossil dig” in his sandbox. He loved it. The details in the “fossils” are great, and the sizes are perfect for kiddos to play with. Knocking off a star for the paint job. Most are just painted a single color and they do not look like the photos in the listing. My toddler doesn’t seem to notice or care though.

These are great examples of fossil molds, casts, and trace fossils for students. We also used them to make our own fossil molds in air-dry clay. It really helped my students get a better understanding of the different types of fossils.

My mom runs a daycare, and has a sandbox, the kids all seem to love dinosaurs and so I searched for fossils for them to dig. I got these for the kids to search for in the sand, and talk about hours of playtime! I was worried they would be too small, but that was ok since the sandbox is relatively small. Love it!

Granddaughter needed to do a school report on fossils. Instead of a written report my daughter and granddaughter decided on a diorama and utilizing these "fossils" created a interesting and educational report. Thanks!