Uncover the mysteries of our prehistoric past

in Dinosaur Safari! In an immersive jungle

setting, your guests will go on an unforgettable

adventure full of hands-on experiences and

close encounters with life-size dinosaurs and

fossils. Children will investigate

the clues these creatures have

left behind in order to learn about

dinosaurs and what life was like

when they roamed the earth.

SIZE

Up to 2,000 square feet

of indoor space

AUDIENCE

Children ages 5-12

Grades Pre-K to 5th

AVAILABILITY

Summer 2019 and

beyond

LOGISTICS

One truck

2-4 day install

RENTAL FEE

Contact for details.

INCLUDES

Educational Guide

Dozens of unique lessons plans focused

around S.T.E.A.M. for daily activities,

field trips and camps to engage guests!

Marketing Guide

Comes with advertising and promotion

essentials including graphics, flyers,

digital marketing samples, press release

templates & more!

Installation Guide

Explains details on how to prepare your

team for your installation, your opening

day and exhibit maintenance tips!

Ongoing Support

Your Exhibit Coordinator will be there

for assistance throughout the duration

of your rental.

Custom Layout

Our team will design a custom layout

tailored to your venue’s floor plan & needs.

For more information or to rent the exhibit, email John

at jschendt@ocm.org or call 402-930-8036.

About the Exhibit

RENTAL PACKAGE INCLUDES:LIFE-SIZE ANIMATRONIC DINOSAURS

Baby Apatosaurus

Baby T-Rex

Baby Triceratops

Stegosaurus

Pteranodon

Velociraptor

INTERACTIVE COMPONENTS

Junior Archeologist Dig Site

Creature Feature with modern-day dinosaurs

Meet & Greet with Trixie the Baby Triceratops

RAWR2GO Safari Jeep with touch screen

Photosaurus T-Rex

Jungle Campsite and Discovery Lab

Entryway arch with torches

Safari Quest with Dr. Terry Dactyl

Face cut-out photo op

ENVIRONMENT ESSENTIALS

Educational infographic signs

Dinosaur habitat décor

Costumes for imaginative play

Jungle backdrop with steel frame

Crowd control rope stanchions

Kid-friendly rubber mulch for dig site

Animatronic control boxes with motion sensors

Speakers with volume control

Decorative multi-colored LED lights

SIZE·UP TO 2,000 SQUARE FEET OF INDOOR SPACE

·MINIMUM CEILING HEIGHT 9 FEET

LOGISTICS·ONE SEMI TRUCK

·INSTALLATION APPROX. 3-4 DAYS

·DE-INSTALLATION APPROX. 2-3 DAYS

VENUE REQUIREMENTS

·ELECTRICAL SERVICES

·SECURED STORAGE AREA

·STANDARD EQUIPMENT

· STAFF FOR INSTALL

LENGTH OF SHOW·3 - 6 MONTHS (DISCOUNTED RENTAL FEE FOR

EXTENDED RENTAL PERIODS)

AUDIENCE·CHILDREN AGES 5-12 WITH THEIR FAMILIES

·FIELD TRIPS FOR STUDENTS GRADES PRE-K TO 5TH GRADE

Exhibit Pieces and Descriptions

BABY T-REX

15’ x 2’ x 4’

4’ x 2’ x 3’

STEGOSAURUS

BABY TRICERATOPS

BABY APATOSAURUS

12’ x 3’ x 7’

Exhibit Pieces and Descriptions

VELOCIRAPTOR

5’ x 2’ x 2’

7’ x 3’ x 7’

Using various tools, children

will work together to uncover

fossils.

JUNIOR ARCHEOLOGIST DIG SITE

PTERANODON

MEET & GREET WITH TRIXIE THE BABY TRICERATOPS

Trixie the Triceratops is a life-like

baby dinosaur puppet.

Climb behind the wheel of the

RAWR2GO Safari Jeep and imagine

exploring a prehistoric jungle with

friends. The interactive touch screen

panel gives children the opportunity

to experience what it’s like to come

across a variety of plants & dinosaurs

of all shapes and sizes!

PHOTOSAURUS T-REX

RAWR2GO SAFARI JEEP WITH TOUCH SCREEN

“My, My, What Big Teeth You

Have!” Kids learn that dinosaurs

are diverse in size & will have

the opportunity to stand right

next to a life-size Tyrannosaurus

Rex Head for a selfie.

This dramatic play site includes

animal and safari costumes, as

well as archeologist tools.

JUNGLE CAMPSITE AND DISCOVERY LAB

“My, My, What Big Teeth You

Have!” Kids learn that dinosaurs

are diverse in size & will have

the opportunity to stand right

next to a life-size Tyrannosaurus

Rex Head for a selfie.

ENTRYWAY ARCH WITH TORCHES

Exhibit Layout Example

Additional Items

Climbable Dinosaurs

Ankylosaur

Parasaurolophus

Spinosaurus

Dilophosaurus

Deinonychus

Fossil Dig Stations

Safari Tent

T Rex

Safari Vehicle

DECOR ROPE STANCHIONS

JUNGLE BACKDROP OTHER ITEMS

IMAGINATIVE PLAY

Palm trees

Ground plants and flowers

Burlap and foliage

Helps with crowd control

Includes rope, floor mounts, and hardware

Can stand alone or anchored into the floor

46’ 4” x 9’ 6”

Supportive steel frame

Easy set-up guide

Multi-colored LED lights

Kid-height educational signage

Extension cords and hardware

One-click remote for easy ON/OFF function

Dinosaur repair kit and dinosaur colors

General exhibit tools for any maintenanceDinosaur and safari costumes

Archeologist tools

Education GuideGuide includes dozens of unique lesson plans with S.T.E.A.M.-based daily activities in the museum, field trips & camps.

• Meet Trixie the baby Triceratops

• Safari quests with Dr. Terry Dactyl

• Creature Feature with modern-day dinosaurs

• Dino Dinners

• Dinosaurs Poop

• And MORE!

Educational Outcomes by AreaBIG IDEAS

AREA: JUNIOR PALEONTOLOGIST EXCAVATION SITE

AREA: JUNGLE CAMPSITE AND DISCOVERY LAB

Analyzing and interpreting data

Evidence of common ancestry and diversity

Scale, proportion, and quantity

Connections to nature of science

Interdependent relationships in ecosystems

Children will travel back in time to an unforgettable & immersive world. By using various tool & techniques, students will discover

fossils & uncover the mysteries of our prehistoric past, when the dinosaurs roamed the earth.

• Students analyze and compare what we know about living organisms (and how we know it) with how we learn about organisms

that lived long ago from fossil evidence.

• Some kinds of plants and animals that once lived on Earth are no longer found anywhere.

• How the form of an organism’s structure (e.g., shape/number of teeth, size of bones, etc.) provides evidence on what the

organism was like.

• The students examine the fossil remains, such as tail shape and head shape, and decide if they give clues to how the animal lived.

Common Core State Standards Connections

• 3-LS4-1: Analyze and interpret data from fossils to provide evidence of the organisms and the environments in which they lived long ago.

• 3-LS4.A: Fossils provide evidence about the types of organisms that lived long ago and also about the nature of their environments.

• RI.3.3: Describe the relationship between a series of historical events, scientific ideas or concepts, or steps in technical

procedures in a text, using language that pertains to time, sequence, and cause/effect.

• W.3.8: Recall information from experiences or gather information from print and digital sources; take brief notes on sources

and sort evidence into provided categories

• 3.MD.B.4: Generate measurement data by measuring lengths

• MP.5: Use appropriate tools strategically.

This dramatic play site includes animal and safari costumes, as well as archeologist tools.

• Builds Confidence & Creative Communications: Role play is an important part of child development, as it builds confidence,

creativity communication, physical development and problem solving. Along with being a fun activity, it also allows children to

get into character and act out real life roles or fictional performances.

• Self-Regulation: Preschoolers are known for acting with impulse, so dramatic play is a great stepping stone for learning to self-

regulate their emotions and actions. Interestingly, when children assign and accept roles in dramatic play they are motivated to

stick to them, thinking of them as rules to follow. Their own rules. this helps them develop the ability to coordinate and plan

with others as well as control their impulses.

Structure, function and information processing

Biological evolution: Unity and diversity

Spatial awareness with Proprioceptive dynamic activities

Developing lifelong social skills

Problem solving

AREA: RAWR2GO SAFARI JEEP WITH TOUCH SCREEN

Come explore the depths of the jungle by jumping in the RAWR2GO Safari Jeep. The interactive touch screen panel gives children

the opportunity to experience what it’s like to come across a variety of plants and dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes!

• Proprioceptive Dynamic Activities like climbing can dramatically, and quickly, improve core executive functions related

to working memory.

• Relieves Emotional Tension: Dramatic play offers a safe place for children to act out real life situations. Adults tend to

cope with dramatic events by retelling it again and again. Children cope with dramatic events by acting them out.

• Creative Communication: Allows them to act out real life situations and get creative! It increases a child’s ability to

positively interact with others, giving them the responsibility to act accordingly effectively disguising learning as play!

• Fosters cognitive and physical development that allows their minds to work while they do things with their hands.

Touching is the root of STEAM learning and the best part, children don’t realize it’s happening because it’s fun.

• Encourages Language Development: Dramatic play teaches and encourages expressive language. Children are motivated to

communicate their wishes to their peers and therefore must learn to speak from the perspective of their pretend roles.

Dramatic play is often a very comfortable place for children who are shy or withdrawn to participate in a group.

• Teaches Conflict Resolution: Both unstructured and structured dramatic play offer teachable moments about conflict

resolution. Inevitably, disagreements will naturally arise during dramatic play, which offers children a chance to work through

their differences and arrange a compromise. It also encourages children to consider alternate perspectives as they recognize

various roles of people in their lives and communities.

• Empowering to Children: This is not only because children can assign and accept their own roles in the play setting, but

also because dramatic play offers a safe play for children to act out traumatic experiences. Typically, when children act out

dramatic or frightening experiences thy place themselves in a powerful role.