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Purchased for my 5 yr old grandchild. We had a fun time finding the crystals. We used a spray bottle to make it easier to break through the clay. We did get messy & took a shower afterwards. We washed the gems and crystals then read the guide together to about each one. It was great value, very educational & now we’re going to order more.

This was a birthday gift for a 9 year old. She loved it. It was not hard for her, and she shared with her siblings, but she loved this gift. She loves digging, and brushing and hammering away at the dirt to find the polished rocks. She thinks of it as a kind of hunt. The rocks are decent sizes, not too big, but not tiny like some of these that we have had in the past. The rocks are pretty and good quality (meaning not colored glass). This is a fun set for a kid that likes to dig! It does make a small mess, but it is mostly just a dusty mess, so have a rag you don't mind wiping up dirt with handy!

I got this dinosaur dig discovery kit to enhance our learning and make learning more fun. I am homeschooling my kids age 5 and 2. Anyway I got this as a fun activity we can do after we complete a days work of school. My kids love dinosaurs. This set is great! Dry digging. It's a little bit harder for my kids to get them open. Try it with water and it's easier also they like playing with the water and spent longer playing with the eggs even after getting the dinosaurs out. Very fun kit. I highly recommend this! Excellent quality!

I got three different gem excavating kits for my granddaughters (ages 10-14) as an activity to do when they came to visit. We bought this one, the Dan&Darci Gemstone Dig Kit and the GobiDex Gemstone Dig Kit. We put this one in second place. It’s a solidly fun kit. We found all 16 gemstones and they were decent size. None of the kits came with tools that could do the job on their own. We had to use spray bottles and either a screwdriver tapped with a hammer or a scraper tapped with a mallet to get through the sandstone. The girls loved it, though, and it kept them occupied for a solid hour. The Dan& Darci kit scored higher fits because the quality of the stones were better.

My 5 year old son was gifted a name brand (National Geographic) dinosaur egg this past Christmas and he loved it so has been begging for another. I found this just in time for his easter basket. The box was a tiny banged up but he didn’t notice at all. It took a few hours to collect all of the dinosaurs (more than I thought came out of this thing!). He did have to use some “real hammers” to get the force he wanted. I’m sure the wooden mallet provided would be fine if you have enough patience. But with kids he just wanted to get to work. Overall I think this is a perfect item for kids! I have 5 kids under the age of 11 and they all wanted in on the action. It is a bit messy, just like the National Geographic one, we put down a tarp in the basement, and when the weather was nice he went to town digging them out in the driveway!

Our nephew love this!!

My son is 3 and to be fair this is targeted to older children. Overall it was fun and the rocks are a decent size. Good value. It says to sprinkle a few drops of water on it to soften it and they provide you with plastic tools. You’ll be busy for hours this way. That may be a good thing if your child has that attention span. I however poured water over the top of it and broke out a real hammer and used a flathead to speed things along. We were still busy for almost 30 min. The thing I disliked the most was that all the rocks were in the center and on top of each other. They weren’t spread out throughout the block. Had a fun time and my son loves his new rocks.

Fun!