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Keep shoes and sports kit together in this colourful drawstring bag made from recycled plastic bottles.
The standout design features a striding Triceratops with its majestic blue frill plus a fun fact all on a blue map-print background showing where they once roamed.
It’s lightweight, comfy to carry and easy to stuff inside larger rucksacks and luggage in case you need a back-up bag.
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Keep shoes and sports kit together in this colourful drawstring bag made from recycled plastic bottles.
The standout design features a striding Triceratops with its majestic blue frill plus a fun fact all on a blue map-print background showing where they once roamed.
It’s lightweight, comfy to carry and easy to stuff inside larger rucksacks and luggage in case you need a back-up bag.
Everything about this set is geared towards having the best dinosaur fun – even the recycled card packaging turns into a snakes and ladders-style game of volcanoes and footprints through the mighty Mesozoic Era.
Inside, young explorers will find a stand-up card scene of volcanoes and palm trees that’s ready to bring to life using the colouring pencils and ready-to-build dinosaur models.
The scene as well as the two A4 sheets of eight dinosaurs, including Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus, are die cut and made from recycled card and paper.
This fascinating colouring pad, made from recycled paper and card, is sure to inspire creativity while sharing facts about prehistoric wild times and wildlife.
Take your pick from colouring pages of prehistoric jungle scenes, periods and giants, including Allosaurus, Citipatiand Iguanodon. Or, create your own designs on the 10 scribble pages – there’s a sheet packed with 38 dinosaur stickers to use too.
It’s easy to fit into drawers, ready for rainy days, or to tuck into car-seat pockets for those times when kids need a little escapism.
Impress your desk buddies with this handy stationery pack, covered with images of the most popular dinosaurs and jungle plants. Inside is everything you need to get started with sketching, writing and measuring – and it’s all made from recycled materials.
The two wooden pencils and 15-cm ruler have an incredible line up of prehistoric greats, including Parasaurolophus, Stegosaurus, and Archeopteryx. The recycled-rubber eraser is in the shape of Tyrannosaurus and on the circular sharpener, which just like the ruler is made from recycled plastic bottles, there’s a Triceratops.
