Andy has been having lots of fun playing with his toy dinosaurs. Let's see if you can match the dinosaur names to their pictures. What information do we collect from this quiz? Looking for more ...

It’s every child’s dream to wander into the garden and come face to face with a real-life dinosaur ... to the dealing rooms of Sotheby’s in Manhattan, where Apex will be put back together ...

Jack Pressman founded his toy company after working in his father’s variety store on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The store sold candy, and various odds and ends, including toys.

A company specialising in creating spectacular sculptures including dinosaurs, world landmarks ... 75,000kgs of assorted loose toy bricks around 60,000kgs of which are stored in the UK.

Draw your own ferocious, weird or down-right silly dinosaur in Creative Lab. Do you know enough about dinosaurs to get full marks in the ultimate dino-knowledge quiz? What do you think is the ...

Fluff and fuzz helped the creatures keep warm, blend in and communicate Riley Black Science Correspondent The more paleontologists dig, the more feathered dinosaurs they find. Almost three decades ...

Kids who regularly use their imaginations to pretend play develop better social skills and vocabulary than kids who do not.

Dinosaur Ridge is the site of the first ever Stegosaurus and Apatosaurus fossils discovered in 1877 during the Bone Wars. This easily accessed outdoor museum gives visitors the opportunity to see ...

The west Byfleet based company owns an extensive collection of ... In addition it also holds more than 75,000kgs of assorted loose toy bricks around 60,000kgs of which are stored in the UK.

These tasty biscuits are fun to bake with kids and make a colourful addition to a dinosaur-themed party. The biscuit recipe makes a soft dough, easy for making footprint-shaped holes with the foot of ...

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The computer ads of the '70s and '80s imagine a future in which every kid is a hacker and girls skateboard to work on their PCs. Fastcompany.com adheres to NewsGuard’s nine standards of ...