Dinosaur 4D+ Cards by Octagon Studio - Augmented Reality Educational Flashcards - Interactive Learning for Kids - Compatible with iOS & Android

I work in childcare and recently tried this new product out in the classroom. The kids loved it. Firstly, the Ocean 4D+ pack comes with 35 cards, are than the usual sets. The 3D models are incredibly detailed and high-quality and the app's information section is brilliant, providing insights into conservation threats and diet. Basically saving me a tonne of work. All in all, the cards are something I will be keeping in the learning environment, supplementing curriculum. if your a teacher, you won't regret using these.

This was bought as a birthday gift for our grandson - he has not received it yet , but unopened it is as shown on screen

Great with the phone app. however I don't recommend the VR goggles which are optional extras.

My nephew loved them 10/10

The puzzle was easy for kids, but delivered with a piece missing. And the VR does work but is quite small and fiddly for children to use.

Such an amazing take on the traditional puzzle. Once assembled you can scan the puzzle to see it come to life with all the animals seen on the puzzle, there is also an educational menu and a mini game where you can feed some of the animals in VR

This is a useful resource, the cards offer a reasonable range of stimulus and then crate 3D models of these which can be viewed via a device or a headset. Some of these have some additional features (e.g. you can move the rovers around your desk). It is a pity that you are limited to installing the app on three devices as this is a little limiting for a class, but the cards are good value for money for a tenner.

Although there are many ways now to experience what the dinosaur age animals were like with films and children's TV programmes, this product is absolutely superb especially as an addition to the other products of Animal cards I have spoken about and in the same way. I can only repeat here what I said: Classic educational value for children in the age of rapidly developing 3d+ and 4d+ applications. I bought these for my two grandsons who are aged 3 and 4 and both were enthralled by them, as was I. If I have criticism it is only the cumbersomeness of actuating the experience which is too sophisticated for their use. Better I'm sure for those who might be 7 or so. That said, the movement and sounds are great fun and the bonus of them is the additional information they provide over and above the ar/vr visual experience. I also used them with a £1.99 google cardboard. Every child should have them. I recommend the Dinosaur 4D+ to go with them. for children who want to combine