Welcome to Dinosaur Worlds
Welcome to Dinosaur Worlds — a playful, interactive experience designed just for kids! This themed day is all about combining learning and fun in an engaging environment where children can explore the world of dinosaurs through movement, creative activities, games, and imagination-based learning.
What Kids Will Experience
Kids will enjoy age-appropriate activities that encourage:
• Learning through play
• Creative expression
• Movement & coordination
• Social interaction and teamwork
Dinosaur Worlds is perfect for curious kids who love to move, explore, and have fun while learning in a supportive, high-energy environment.
Dinosaur Worlds
A Day for Kids to Learn & Have Fun
Step into Dinosaur Worlds!
A fun-filled, interactive experience where kids can learn, move, create, and explore in a playful dinosaur-themed environment. This special day is designed to spark imagination, build confidence, and keep kids active while having a ROAR-some time with friends.
Supervised instruction in a safe, positive environment
Dinosaur-themed learning activities
Team games & social interaction
Explore with us!
Dinosaur Worlds: A Day to Learn & Have Fun!
Bring your little explorers for a ROAR-some day of movies, games, learning, and DINO SNACKS! Choose the experience that fits your schedule:
Fun Dinosaur Facts
• Dinosaurs lived a LONG time ago
Dinosaurs lived over 65 million years ago—way before people, cars, or even houses existed!
• Not all dinosaurs were scary
Some dinosaurs were tiny and gentle, about the size of a chicken
• The biggest dinosaur was HUGE
The Argentinosaurus could grow as long as 2 school buses and weigh more than 10 elephants combined!
• T. rex had tiny arms
Even though T. rex was one of the fiercest dinosaurs, its arms were super short—about the size of a human’s!
• Some dinosaurs had feathers
Yep! Some dinosaurs were covered in feathers, kind of like modern birds. Birds are actually related to dinosaurs!
• Dinosaurs laid eggs
Just like birds and reptiles today, dinosaurs laid eggs—and some even protected their nests like good dino parents
• Not all dinosaurs ate meat
Some were meat-eaters, some were plant-eaters, and some ate both!
• Fossils are like dinosaur clues
Scientists learn about dinosaurs by finding fossils—bones, teeth, and even footprints left behind in rocks.
• Dinosaurs came in all shapes & sizes
From tiny dinos the size of a cat to massive giants taller than a building—dinosaurs were super diverse!
• The word “dinosaur” means “terrible lizard”
But don’t worry—most dinosaurs weren’t actually “terrible” at all
Contact Us
Address
500 Terry Francine St.
San Francisco, CA 94158
Contact
123-456-7890
Opening Hours
Saturday
11:30am – 5pm
Sunday
11:30am – 5pm
