Digfer the toy dinosaur was excited to learn more about his and other species of dinosaur. Little G explained to Digfer that every day the Dinosaur Train travels through a time tunnel to the Jurassic, Triassic, or Cretaceous time periods and Buddy, Tiny, Shiny and Don go on adventures to learn about new species of dinosaurs.

Being a brand new dinosaur toy, Digfer had many things to learn, so Little G spent countless hours telling him about the things he had already learned by watching the show. He shared the dinosaur names and facts about the Argentinosaurus, Stegosaurus, Pteranodon, Troodon, Stygimolochs, Corythosaurus, Triceratops, T.Rex, Quadruped, Peteinosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Deinonychus, Spinosaurus, Ornithomimus, Velociraptor, Microraptor, Parasaurolophus, Allosaurus, Cryolophosaurus, Einiosuarus, Hespernornis, Archeopteryx, Lesothosaurus, Einiosaurus, Hesperornis, Proganochelys, Eoraptor, Amargasaurus, Iguanodon, Kentrosaurus, Lambeosaurus, Therizinosaurus, Masiakasaurus, Euoplocephalus, Daspletosaurus, Maiasaura, Styracosaurus, Elasmosaurus, Cretoxyrhina, Michelinoceras, and Pliosaurus. Little G’s parents were amazed at his ability to memorize dinosaur names and the wealth of scientific knowledge that he had already learned just by watching the Dinosaur Train TV Show. It was obvious to them that dinosaur toys for kids were going to be a big hit.

Little G considered himself to be a young paleontologist since he knew a little bit about all of these species from his dinosaur learning toys and was eager to learn more. He learned interesting information and facts about dinosaurs from Dr. Scott the Paleontologist during the Dinosaur Train TV Show. Digfer and Little G watched the Dinosaur Train TV show every day, learning more and more about dinosaur species and enjoying every minute of it. Although Little G had many new stuffed dinosaur toys that he had received for Christmas, Digfer the big dinosaur toy was his absolute favorite; it was the start of a wonderful friendship and they would share many adventures and stories to come with his other dinosaur toys for toddlers.

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And don’t forget the Dinosaur A to Z Song!

One of Little G’s favorite things to do was to put together dinosaur puzzles. He and Digfer put together a 25-piece dinosaur puzzle in a matter of minutes. It was almost as fun as the free dinosaur coloring page, but it required quite a bit of patience to put the dinosaur puzzle pieces together just right. Digfer especially liked putting in the very last piece, the one that made the dinosaur puzzle complete. Digfer and Little G stepped back and looked at it, they both really liked this puzzle, since it just so happened to be a picture of a young paleontologist’s toy box, which included toy dinosaurs and a dinosaur bones coloring page.

After finishing up the dinosaur puzzle, Little G showed Digfer his library of dinosaur books. Little G loved to read, so he began reading all of the dinosaur books that he knew how to read to Digfer. They both really liked the dinosaur picture books that usually included a dinosaur coloring book page. Since they could just look at the pictures of dinosaur species and share what they had learned about them and sometimes make up stories of their own about them, reading dinosaur books helped them both to grow their imagination and helped them learn more about dinosaurs too.

Digfer was having such a good time trying out all of the dinosaur activities that Little G totally forgot about his dinosaur DVD collection. Little G pulled out his dinosaur DVD and popped it in and then they kicked back and watched a great episode of Dinosaur Train on his dinosaur DVD player. Digfer and Little G had a great time with dinosaur coloring pages, dinosaur puzzles, dinosaur books and watching the dinosaur train DVD. After all of these great dinosaur activities, Digfer and Little G were so tired that they each took a long nap so they could get up and do a few more dinosaurs coloring pages.