National Geographic Shark Tooth Dig Kit - Excavate Replica Shark Fossils | STEM Activity for Kids Ages 6-8

Name: National Geographic Shark Tooth Dig Kit - Excavate Replica Shark Fossils | STEM Activity for Kids Ages 6-8
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EXCAVATE REPLICA SHARK TOOTH FOSSILS – Kids will dig into an excavation brick to uncover four replica shark teeth modeled after real ancient species, creating an exciting hands-on fossil discovery experience.
DISCOVER ANCIENT SHARK SPECIES – Each tooth represents a prehistoric or modern shark, including the otodus, crow shark, tiger shark, and great white, offering a fun introduction to marine predators and ocean science.
MAKE A SHARK-TOOTH NECKLACE – After the excavation, kids use the included adapter and string to create a necklace with the great white shark tooth, turning it into a wearable keepsake!
AN ENGAGING STEM LEARNING ACTIVITY – This fossil dig kit supports STEM exploration through tactile play, teaching kids about shark evolution, marine fossils, and how paleontologists uncover specimens.
FULLY ILLUSTRATED LEARNING GUIDE – A detailed guide packed with shark facts enhances the experience, helping kids understand the science behind their discoveries and inspiring further curiosity.
AWARD-WINNING PRODUCTS - Blue Marble, winner of the Toy Association's prestigious Toy of the Year Award, proudly develops products that foster education, imagination, and creativity, with a U.S. support team to ensure a stellar experience!

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