12 Dinos Eggs
What Grownups are saying?
Why It's Awesome?
Why parents love it?
Every JitteryGit toy is designed with parents in mind — safe, durable, and built to spark real learning through play.
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Hands-On STEM Discovery Play
Digging into the eggs encourages curiosity, patience, observation, and a fun introduction to archaeology and dinosaur discovery.
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12 Dino Eggs Included
With 12 fossil-style eggs to excavate, kids get multiple surprise discoveries and plenty of engaging play value.
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Educational Dinosaur Cards
Each dinosaur comes with a matching informational card, helping kids learn about different dinosaurs as they build their collection.
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Encourages Focus & Fine Motor Skills
Using the digging tools to carefully uncover each dinosaur helps support hand-eye coordination, patience, and problem-solving.
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Great Gift for Dinosaur Fans
With excavation play, collectible dinosaurs, and educational cards, this set is a fun gift for kids who love dinosaurs, fossils, science toys, and hands-on discovery.
What Is Included?
- 12 fossil-style dino eggs
- 12 unique dinosaurs
- 12 matching informational cards
- Digging tools
- Display/storage box
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What comes in the set?
The set contains 12 fossil-style dino eggs, each with a different dinosaur inside, 12 matching informational cards, a set of digging tools, and a display and storage box. Every dinosaur has its own card, so once an egg is opened the dinosaur it held can be matched to the information about it. The digging tools are included, so nothing else needs to be bought before the first egg is opened. Twelve eggs means twelve separate digs rather than one activity that is over in an afternoon, and the box is there to keep the collection together as it grows. -
How does the digging actually work?
Each egg is made to look and behave like a fossil, and the dinosaur inside is uncovered by chipping away at it with the digging tools included in the set. It is deliberately slow work: the appeal is the excavation rather than the reveal, and the pace is what makes it a patience and fine motor activity rather than a quick unboxing. Children tend to settle into it for a while. Because there are 12 eggs, the digging can be spread across days or weeks rather than all done at once, which is usually how the set gets the most out of itself. -
What are the informational cards for?
Every one of the 12 dinosaurs comes with its own matching card carrying information about that dinosaur. The intended sequence is dig, identify, then match: a child uncovers a dinosaur, works out which one it is, and pairs it with its card to find out about it. That is what separates this from a plain excavation toy, because the dig ends in something to read rather than just an object. The cards also give the collection a structure as it builds up, since each new dinosaur arrives with its own piece of information attached to it. -
Can the eggs be dug more than once?
No, and it is worth knowing before you buy. Each egg is excavated once, so the set holds 12 digs in total and then the digging part is finished. What remains afterwards is the collection: 12 dinosaurs, 12 informational cards, and the display box to keep them in. That is the honest shape of this kind of toy, so it is best thought of as 12 separate discovery sessions plus a collection at the end, rather than something that is replayed indefinitely like a building set. -
Where does the collection live afterwards?
The set includes a display and storage box, which is where the dinosaurs and their cards go once they have been excavated. It matters more than it might sound, because the value of this set accumulates: each dig adds a dinosaur and a card to a collection that is only really a collection if the pieces stay together. Twelve small dinosaurs and twelve small cards are easy to lose one at a time. The box is part of the set rather than packaging, so it is worth keeping once the first egg is opened.
































