Volcano Explorer Guide
Use this grown-up guide to explain what a volcano is, introduce the correct science words and turn Volcano Valley into a calm, curious conversation.
- Accurate key facts
- Child-friendly science words
- Safe activity and questions
✦ Parent field notes
Learn together beyond the story.
Clear, print-friendly guides that help grown-ups turn Dr. Rexington’s world into accurate, age-appropriate learning conversations.
Crystal Explorer Guide
Use this grown-up guide to help a child look closely at minerals and crystals, learn careful observation and understand why crystal shapes are clues.
- Accurate key facts
- Child-friendly science words
- Safe activity and questions
Waterfall & Water Cycle Explorer Guide
Follow one drop of water through the sky, ground and river, then discover how flowing water and rock can shape a waterfall.
- Accurate key facts
- Child-friendly science words
- Safe activity and questions
Wetland & Marsh Explorer Guide
Use this guide to notice water-loving plants, wildlife and the many ways wetlands support a healthy landscape.
- Accurate key facts
- Child-friendly science words
- Safe activity and questions
Moon & Night Sky Explorer Guide
Turn an evening look at the sky into a gentle investigation of moonlight, phases, craters and changing patterns.
- Accurate key facts
- Child-friendly science words
- Safe activity and questions
Cave & Stalactite Explorer Guide
Explore how water can shape limestone caves and build delicate mineral formations over very long stretches of time.
- Accurate key facts
- Child-friendly science words
- Safe activity and questions
Dinosaur Teeth & Diets Explorer Guide
Help a young palaeontologist compare fossil clues while remembering that a tooth is evidence—not the whole answer.
- Accurate key facts
- Child-friendly science words
- Safe activity and questions
Dinosaur Egg Explorer Guide
Investigate how fossil eggs, nests and embryos can preserve remarkable clues about growth, nesting and dinosaur behaviour.
- Accurate key facts
- Child-friendly science words
- Safe activity and questions
Extinction & Survival Explorer Guide
Introduce extinction with care: explore the evidence for a world-changing event, the living things that survived and how ecosystems recovered.
- Accurate key facts
- Child-friendly science words
- Safe activity and questions
✦ Ready-made field notes
Open, print and explore.
Full-page visual posters for introducing a topic, displaying beside an activity or keeping in an Explorer Folder.
Volcano ValleyField Notes: VolcanoesVolcano parts, shapes, clues and key facts.Open and print →
Crystal CavernsField Notes: CrystalsCrystal structure, formation and field samples.Open and print →
Rainbow MarshField Notes: RainbowsHow sunlight and raindrops create a rainbow.Open and print →
Fossil FallsField Notes: How Fossils FormOne common fossilisation process and different fossil clues.Open and print →
Egg HatcheryField Notes: Feathers & the Bird ConnectionHow birds connect to theropod dinosaurs, with shared clues and feather anatomy.Open and print →
Kindness MeadowField Notes: FirefliesFirefly anatomy, bioluminescence, life cycle and ways to protect them.Open and print →
Fossil FallsField Notes: Tyrannosaurus RexT. rex anatomy, fossil evidence and what scientists still do not know.Open and print →
Fossil FallsField Notes: Waterfalls & the Water CycleHow moving water, rock layers and the water cycle shape waterfalls.Open and print →
Rainbow MarshField Notes: Wetlands & MarshesWetland habitats, water-loving plants, wildlife and careful exploring.Open and print →
Whispering WoodsField Notes: The Moon & Night SkyMoonlight, lunar phases, surface clues and safe sky watching.Open and print →
Crystal CavernsField Notes: Caves & StalactitesHow limestone caves and mineral formations grow, one drop at a time.Open and print →
Fossil FallsField Notes: Dinosaur Teeth & DietsHow teeth, jaws and other fossil clues help scientists investigate dinosaur diets.Open and print →
Egg HatcheryField Notes: Dinosaur EggsWhat fossil eggs, nests, shells and embryos can reveal about dinosaur life.Open and print →
Roaring RidgeField Notes: Extinction & SurvivalWhat happened 66 million years ago and how life recovered after mass extinction.Open and print →Not sure where to begin?
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