Dinosaur Adventure: Dinosaur Show for Kids, Schools & Libraries

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Discover the world of dinosaurs with Dinosaur Puppets, a free book available for download! Enhance your child’s experience of the Dinosaur Adventure show and make it truly interactive. Inside, you’ll find creative patterns for sack puppets, engaging props, entertaining scripts, and fascinating dinosaur information. Don’t miss out on this exciting resource!

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Dinosaur Adventure

Dinosaurs are back—and one of them has escaped!

Dinosaur Adventure is an interactive dinosaur show for elementary schools and libraries featuring amazing dinosaur puppets, magic, science, fossils, prehistoric animals, and lots of audience participation.

Children travel back in time to discover what dinosaurs looked like, what they ate, how they moved, how they grew, and what scientists can learn from fossils and footprints.

But there’s one small problem…

The dinosaurs won’t stay where they’re supposed to!

Get ready for a wild, funny, and educational prehistoric adventure where kids have so much fun, they may not realize how much science they’re learning.

Travel Back in Time to Meet the Dinosaurs!

Welcome to the Institute of Future Technology.

Our mission is simple: travel back in time, collect extinct animals, and bring them safely to our Time Zoo so children can learn about prehistoric life in person.

Don’t worry. We have an extremely advanced security system.

There’s absolutely no way any of the dinosaurs can escape.

Well…

Unless a dodo gets loose and releases them.

Which happens more often than we’d like to admit.

Now the kids must help get the Time Zoo under control while meeting some incredible prehistoric creatures along the way.

Meet Amazing Dinosaur Puppets

What would it be like to come face-to-face with a dinosaur?

Dinosaur Adventure brings prehistoric animals to life with specially created dinosaur puppets designed to entertain and educate young audiences.

Children meet:

A Tyrannosaurus Rex • A Pterodactyl • A Baby Apatosaurus

Each encounter combines puppetry, comedy, science, magic, and fascinating dinosaur facts.

Kids aren’t simply hearing someone talk about prehistoric animals.

They’re meeting them!

Discover What Fossils Tell Us About Dinosaurs

Nobody has ever seen a living non-avian dinosaur—so how do scientists know so much about them?

Evidence!

Children discover how paleontologists study fossils to learn about animals that lived millions of years ago.

Fossilized bones can give scientists clues about a dinosaur’s:

Size • Shape • Movement • Diet • Physical Characteristics

Children learn that scientists don’t simply guess what dinosaurs were like. They collect evidence, compare clues, and use that evidence to develop scientific explanations.

It’s an entertaining introduction to fossils, paleontology, observation, evidence, and inference.

What Can We Learn From Dinosaur Footprints?

A footprint might not look very exciting…

Until you know how to read it!

Dinosaur Adventure shows children how fossilized tracks and footprints can reveal surprising information about prehistoric animals.

Scientists can study tracks for clues about:

How dinosaurs walked • How fast they moved • Their approximate size • Whether they traveled alone or in groups • How they behaved

Kids discover that being a scientist is a little like being a detective.

You look for clues.

You examine the evidence.

And then you ask:

“What does this tell us?”

Dinosaur Eggs, Babies & Life Cycles

Even the biggest dinosaurs started small.

By exploring dinosaur eggs and young dinosaurs, children learn about growth, development, reproduction, and life cycles.

Kids discover that dinosaurs hatched from eggs and changed as they grew, providing a natural connection to elementary lessons about animal life cycles and reproduction.

And, of course, meeting a baby Apatosaurus makes learning about dinosaur babies considerably more fun!

Herbivores, Carnivores & Dinosaur Adaptations

What did dinosaurs eat?

Their bodies give us clues.

Children compare herbivores and carnivores and discover how teeth, body structures, size, and other physical characteristics helped different dinosaurs survive.

Sharp teeth might tell us one thing.

Flat grinding teeth might tell us something completely different.

These comparisons introduce children to important science concepts involving:

Adaptations • Physical Traits • Diet • Survival • Classification

Kids learn that scientists can examine an animal’s structures and use evidence to understand how it probably lived.

Extinction & Earth’s History

Dinosaurs lived on Earth millions of years before humans appeared.

So where did they go?

Dinosaur Adventure introduces children to the concept of extinction and helps them understand that life on Earth has changed dramatically over enormous periods of time.

Fossils provide evidence of organisms that once lived but no longer exist.

Studying those organisms helps scientists piece together the incredible history of life on our planet.

Dinosaur Magic Makes Science Fun

This isn’t a dinosaur lecture.

It’s a show!

Dinosaur Adventure combines educational content with dinosaur-themed magic tricks, comedy, puppetry, storytelling, and audience participation.

Each magic routine helps move the prehistoric adventure forward while keeping children laughing and engaged.

Kids help solve problems, respond to questions, make predictions, and become part of the action.

The educational material is real.

But to the kids, it feels like an adventure.

A Dinosaur STEM Program Kids Will Remember

Dinosaur Adventure naturally introduces children to the way scientists investigate the past.

Throughout the program, kids practice skills including:

Observation • Asking Questions • Making Predictions • Comparing Evidence • Classification • Inference • Critical Thinking • Drawing Conclusions

Children discover that paleontologists can’t travel back in time to see dinosaurs.

They have to work with the evidence dinosaurs left behind.

That makes paleontology a great way to introduce young audiences to scientific investigation and evidence-based reasoning.

Science, TEKS & STAAR Connections

Dinosaur Adventure reinforces many concepts elementary students encounter in science and on STAAR assessments.

Fossils as Evidence

Children learn that fossils provide evidence about organisms that lived long ago and see how scientists use that evidence to develop explanations about prehistoric life.

Observation & Inference

Students examine clues from fossils, footprints, eggs, and physical characteristics and use those clues to draw conclusions.

Life Cycles

Dinosaur eggs and babies provide connections to growth, development, reproduction, and animal life cycles.

Adaptations & Survival

Comparing herbivores and carnivores helps children understand how teeth, body structures, and behaviors can help an organism survive.

Classification

Children compare different prehistoric animals and identify similarities and differences in their characteristics.

Earth’s History

Dinosaurs and other extinct animals help students understand that Earth and the organisms living on it have changed over long periods of time.

Scientific Vocabulary

The show introduces and reinforces words including:

Fossil • Extinct • Herbivore • Carnivore • Paleontologist • Adaptation • Evidence • Inference

Instead of simply memorizing these words, children see the concepts demonstrated as part of the adventure.

Reading & Dinosaur Books

Dinosaurs have another amazing power:

They get kids excited about reading!

Children who leave Dinosaur Adventure wanting to know more can continue their prehistoric journey at their school or public library.

Books can help answer questions such as:

What was the biggest dinosaur?
Did dinosaurs have feathers?
How do fossils form?
What did T. rex really look like?
How does someone become a paleontologist?

The show encourages children to keep asking questions—and use books to find the answers.

Perfect for Elementary Schools & Public Libraries

Dinosaur Adventure is a great choice for:

Elementary School Assemblies • Public Library Programs • STEM Events • Science Nights • Reading Programs • Family Nights • Educational Children’s Events

The program is designed especially for elementary-age children and combines science, dinosaurs, puppetry, magic, comedy, and audience participation into one fast-paced adventure.

Dinosaur Shows in Dallas–Fort Worth & North Texas

Brett Roberts has spent decades entertaining and educating children at elementary schools, public libraries, fairs, festivals, theme parks, and family events.

Dinosaur Adventure combines that experience with something kids already find fascinating:

DINOSAURS!

If you’re searching for a dinosaur show for kids, dinosaur school assembly, library dinosaur program, dinosaur science show, dinosaur STEM program, educational dinosaur show, dinosaur puppet show, or paleontology program for children, Dinosaur Adventure brings prehistoric science to life.

Just remember: if you see the dodo, tell somebody. The dinosaurs are probably about to escape.

FREE Dinosaur Puppet Book

The dinosaur adventure doesn’t have to end when the show is over!

Children can download a FREE Dinosaur Puppet Book featuring dinosaur information, puppet patterns, props, and scripts.

Kids can make their own dinosaur puppets and create prehistoric adventures at home or in the classroom.

It’s a fun way to extend the experience through reading, creativity, science, and imaginative play.

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