Making A Dinosaur Tooth
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
To finish up "Dinosaur Week", the students at All About Children childcare center created a dinosaur tooth keepsake to take home!
Materials
Styrofoam cup
sand
water
dinosaur tooth model
Plaster of Paris
Making the Dinosaur Teeth
- Fill a Styrofoam cup with moist sand.
- Press a dinosaur tooth model into the sand in order to create a mold. [NOTE: The tooth needs to be pressed decently hard into the sand because the shape needs to hold. It might work better to have an adult complete this step.]
- Fill the newly created mold with Plaster of Paris and let sit overnight.
- Remove the tooth replica when dry!
About the Author
Kayla Johnson
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