Nathan, Zac and Josh's Dinosaur Adventure Our Family

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Whose family are we going to meet today?

It's brothers Josh, Zac and Nathan!

Nathan is five.

His younger brothers, twins Josh and Zac, are four.

They live with their mum

and dad

near a city.

I wonder what they are up to today?

Nathan, Josh and Zac

are very excited.

We are going to look for dinosaur fossils!

They love dinosaurs and are going outside fossil hunting.

There you go, well done.

Real fossils are old remains found in rocks.

Dad's hiding a pretend rocks around the garden.

-Here we go.

-Here come the fossil hunters!

OK, there's three fossils hidden in the back garden somewhere.

Who will be the first to find one?

Look on the floor.

I found one!

It's Nathan!

-Got it?

-Now Josh has found one.

Yes!

And it looks like Zac has spotted one, too.

Everyone back to the table.

Have you all got them?

The boys get to work excavating their pretend fossils.

What will they find?

There is something there. Can you brush away there?

Zac uses a small hammer and a brush.

-Oh, my gosh.

-Come on, keep going.

-That's it, Really hard, like that.

-It's coming, Zac.

-Look, there is a little bit there.

-Can you brush away the dust?

I need to brush the dust.

I think it's coming out.

Look, you see the dinosaur is just coming out of the rock.

Let's just dust him off. Can you see?

Just his tail left to go.

That's it. Well done.

It's amazing, look.

-It's coming out.

-Can we do a little bit more of this leg here?

Let's see. A bit more.

The dinosaur is almost free.

-What's it going to be?

-Look at that!

It is a Brontosaurus!

-Wow!

-Can I hold it?

Right, dino-digger Josh, let's see what you can find.

-Joshie...

-Yeah.

-..can you see a little something in there?

Zac helps identify the dinosaur.

-It's a T-Rex.

-It's a T-Rex, I think.

I don't know if it is going to be one.

Oh!

-Out it comes!

-That's a Corythosaurus, Zac!

-Is this a meat eater?

-It could be. I don't know.

My go!

One more to set free, Nathan.

-Are you happy?

-Yes!

-Are you a happy palaeontologist?

-I got two!

-Do you want me to have a go.

Oh, my gosh!

Look, that's his head.

You need to be very careful.

I think you can get him out from there.

What have you got? Can we see?

-Carnotaurus.

-Carnotaurus.

Carnotaurus.

Cool. Good work, boys.

Great digging, fossil hunters!

Back inside, the dinosaur adventure continues.

We are going to make some dinosaur eggs.

First, they have to stick strips of paper all over the balloons.

Long strips like this.

Makes a good sound, doesn't it?

That's it, Josh.

The boys make short work of tearing up the paper.

I've got so many strips.

I think I've got enough.

It's going to get messy.

Now for the sticky part.

Dip the strips into the glue and cover the balloon.

That's it, Nathan.

-It is like a globe.

-It is.

-It's nice and smooth.

That's good.

A perfect egg.

The creature in this is way way in the egg.

Getting all gloopy.

Cover the whole egg, Nathan.

It makes popping noises.

-Can I put it there?

-Mmm-mm.

Now the top bit to do.

I've not got that much on the other side.

Mine is going to be finished in one moment.

One dino egg almost finished.

Sticky, sticky, sticky glue.

I've got eggy, eggy, eggy.

Great. Cover up the orange bit on the top, Zac.

This bit. Really good.

That's it, nearly done. Well done.

Looking great, boys.

And you can paint them later.

Good work, good work, all of you.

Whilst the dino eggs dry,

the family takes a trip to explore a dinosaur park.

Roarsome outfit, Zac!

-Look at the sign, boys.

-Look at this.

There are pictures of all the dinosaurs the boys might spot.

What do you think we're going to see?

Which one do you want to spot when we are in with the dinosaurs?

-All of them!

-All of them.

-That one and that one and that one.

OK, now let's hunt for dinosaurs.

I am going to be a leader.

Point the way to the dinosaurs, Zackery.

This way!

I found a Plesiosaur.

-What's that?

-I see a Megalosaur!

Look at how big he is!

-Wow!

-There is a Megalodon as well.

Look at that one coming out of the water with the teeth.

-That's so cool. That must be a plesiosaur.

-Yeah.

What do you think the sound of a dinosaur roaring was like?

Raaar!

Roar!

-Raar!

-Raaaaar!

Careful not to scare the dinosaurs away, boys!

Roar!

Let's go and find more dinosaurs.

Good idea.

Look at the dinosaurs from here.

They are so spiky!

This is called a Hylaeosaurus.

-And that one is a Megalosaurus.

-Yeah.

And that one looks like a crocodile.

Yeah. I see a dinosaur inside the water.

It definitely looks like a crocodile.

That is the iguanodon over there.

With a walking stick.

And I see the other plesiosaur one.

Great dinosaur spotting and there are more hiding in the bushes.

Look out, it is a Zacosaurus and a Nathanceratops!

Can you spot a dinosaur in the bushes?

I see a mouth of one.

-Can you see two?

-A little Zacosaurus over there.

Raar!

Raaaar!

Raaar!

Raaaar!

Raaaar!

You're the scariest dinosaurs in the whole park, boys!

Back home, the eggs are ready for painting.

The paint is squeezy so it's nice and easy.

Enough.

Nathan is mixing colours together.

I'm doing silver and yellow.

Because they're both great colours.

I am doing black and green.

And I am mixing orange and white.

Black and green makes dark green.

Cool.

Orange and white makes light orange.

This is fun!

-Look at my one. Look, see.

-Oh, yeah.

I'm a super dinosaur egg-maker.

I'm almost finished.

I am doing it so quick.

I'm finished.

-Well done.

-I am finished.

-I'm definitely finished.

Yours looks amazing.

Finished!

And when the paint's dry, there'll be a dino surprise!

I am going to burst the balloon.

Already, Mum carefully pops the balloon inside.

Get your fingers inside?

I don't know what is in my mine.

Wow!

Let's see what Joshie finds inside his egg.

What could be inside a dino egg?

I got a triceratops.

Baby dinosaurs, of course.

Yeah!

Open your egg.

What have you got?

-Spinosaur.

-That's an Ankylosaurus, Nathan!

Zac's turn.

-What is it?

-A triceratops.

-A triceratops.

-Zac's got a triceratops, too.

What are you naming them, boys?

I'm calling mine Triey.

He tries to climb up buildings and rocks and mountains.

-Mine is called Three-Horn.

-Three-Horn. That's a good name.

-Nathan?

-Charlie!

Charlie?

Charlie!

Triey, Three-Horn and Charlie -

the dinosaur brothers.

I wonder who we are going to meet next time on Our Family?