After receiving over 3000 5 star reviews for their events and selling out hundreds of shows around the UK. The award winning, Teach Rex team are delighted to be bringing this unique, interactive show back to the families of York after performing 45 shows at the Natural History Museum!
Teach Rex uses life-like dinosaurs to perform their 1 hour show, teaching children about the anatomy and life of one the most mesmerising creatures that have ever roamed our planet. The show is teamed with effects, music and gives children and their families the chance to get up close and personal with these fantastic, realistic beasts.
Children will be greeted by baby dinosaurs and given a ‘Dino Booklet’ which includes a variety of educational activities. You will also be provided with coloured crayons, all that is included in the price of a ticket, in this educational experience delivered by teachers.
The new show will delve into the jaws of one of the most iconic dinosaurs to ever roam the world, the TREX. Delivered by primary school teachers, the team will take the audience on an interactive, prehistoric journey, pinpointing misconceptions surrounding this beast!
The show is suitable for children of all ages (3+ recommended) and has even proven to be extremely popular with adults. The educational part of the show runs for approximately 1 hour followed by a dinosaur meet and greet when families can get photographs next to the beasts whilst enjoying a dance.
Teach Rex, use the curriculum and their experience in teaching to create an inclusive, purposeful learning environment. Their workshops are designed for children of all abilities and are differentiated from Nursery up to Year 6.
Teach Rex provides creative learning workshops with the power to ignite young minds and imaginations. Each session transports children to a world of dinosaurs and dragons, enabling pupils to experience something truly unforgettable that will embed in their long term memory. The newest experience, ‘Animals – Our World’ brings a gorilla or an orangutan into school, immersing children in the rainforest and the world around them.
