Parents' Guide to Dino Pops

Dino Pops TV show poster: Show title is written in bright colors, with each letter representing a dinosaur.

Common Sense Media Review

Diondra K. Brown By Diondra K. Brown , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 3+

Dino-mite series shares prehistoric facts in a fun way.

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age 4+

Based on 2 parent reviews

What's the Story?

DINO POPS shares fascinating facts about dinosaurs and the prehistoric world. Animated dinosaurs such as the Spinosaurs, Velociraptor, Gigantosaurus, and the Tyrannosaurus Rex are made to look hyperrealistic as they move and interact with their environment. Each dinosaur is given a funny name to make them more relatable. The show's two narrators share details about the dinosaur's lives, including what they ate, how they traveled, and much more. Pop-up images use modern-day objects as a comparison to the dinosaurs' size, speed, and sound. There's always more to learn about these interesting animals that roamed the Earth millions of years ago.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say ( 2 ):
Kids say : Not yet rated

Children who love dinosaurs will have a roar-some time watching this show. Dino Pops' vivid colors, developmentally appropriate comparisons, and silly jokes are engaging for young viewers. The show's narrator explains complex words and concepts in a way that viewers will find easy to understand. Each dinosaur offers a unique story and experience that keeps the story interesting.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about how in Dino Pops the dinosaurs are all brightly colored. What color skin do you think dinosaurs actually had? Use crayons, pencils, or markers to draw your favorite dinosaurs.

  • It's fun to be curious about dinosaurs. What is a fact you already knew about dinosaurs? What is a fact that you learned from watching Dino Pops?

  • The dinosaurs in Dino Pops are very loud, super fast, supersized, or have wings. If you were a dinosaur what special skill or physical quality would you want to have?

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Dino Pops TV show poster: Show title is written in bright colors, with each letter representing a dinosaur.

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