Dinosaur Habitat STEAM for Kids

Encourage creative thinking, fine motor skills, and dramatic play with this Dino Habitat STEAM for Kids. Your preschoolers and kindergartners will love this engaging and hands-on STEAM activity for little kids. You’re definitely not going to want to miss it.

This week we’re learning about Types of Dinosaurs and today’s topic was Mussaurus. I’m so excited to share this Dinosaur Habitat STEAM for Kids. Both kiddos had a blast with this activity and of course, it was so incredibly versatile too!

We worked together to create a fun dinosaur habitat and the little guy and baby girl have been having a wonderful time with it ever since.

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I am so impressed by how much baby girl is growing and changing. It seems like every day she’s learning new things. Activities such as this dinosaur habitat are the perfect way to practice basic preschool skills such as colors and shapes, counting, and even sorting.

Dino Habitat STEAM for Kids

What you’ll need

Dinosaur Figurines
Nature Items
Blocks

Here’s how to do it

Set out nature items, blocks, and dinosaur figurines.
Build habitats and play make-believe.

As a homeschool mama, I love seeing the little guy and baby girl play together. They learn so much from each other and this activity was a perfect example of that.

It’s so easy to extend STEAM investigations such as this one to include even more preschool themed learning. Little kids can count each of the dinosaur figurines and describe what they’re building.

Either way, they’re practicing lots of skills that are important for early learning and that’s a huge win. After all, children learn best through play.

Don’t forget to check back if you’re interested in seeing what we’re up to next week with our exploring the world theme from Experience Early Learning (formerly Mother Goose Time).

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