frozen dinosaur eggs!

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This is a great STEM activity for toddlers! Parents, this activity can give you some time to drink that hot coffee that is calling your name.

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Here's What You Need

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2 mini dinosaurs I got these from Amazon!

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Open up your balloon to reveal your dino eggs!

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Open up your balloon to reveal your dino eggs!

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frozen dinosaur eggs!

This is a great STEM activity for toddlers! Parents, this activity can give you some time to drink that hot coffee that is calling your name.

Let's make dino eggs!

WIN-WIN for all!

Here's What You Need

Open up your balloon to reveal your dino eggs!

Open up your balloon to reveal your dino eggs!

Confession: I have a couple of these in my freezer at all times, because it is so easy to set this up for the kids!