10 Dinos in a Rocket

Robyn Gale

Illustrated by Holly Giblin

Series: Counting Book & Play Set

Turn counting into a space adventure kids will love. With reusable pieces, colourful playboards, and a rhyming book to guide the journey, children can learn numbers 1–10 through matching, play, and discovery.

Climb aboard four rocket playboards and send dinos soaring into space! The set includes 40 easy-peel, reusable dinosaur pieces and a 10-page rhyming board book. Young explorers can blast to the moon, race through the stars, discover aliens, and train at Astro Academy.

£12.99

Format Board book	ISBN 978-1-83555-032-8
Publication Date 12-Sep-2024	Category Books Plus
Age 3 to 5	Series Counting Book & Play Set

Each page shows a rocket filled with dinos to count and copy, then little astronauts can match the dinos on their own rockets, over and over again.

Make Early Learning Fun

Counting toy for kids: learn numbers 1-10 with rockets and dinosaurs.
40 reusable dinosaur pieces: easy-peel play pieces for repeat fun.
Rhyming board book: sturdy 10-page book with dino rocket adventures.
Educational preschool toy: builds counting, matching, motor skills, and imagination.
Gift for ages 3-5: ideal birthday or holiday present, screen-free learning play.

The Author

After living in Australia for most of her early years, Robyn Gale trained to become a primary school teacher and spent five years teaching down under before making the move to the UK. Her approach is simple - if content is engaging and visually stimulating, its educational worth and ability to inspire increases!

The Illustrator

Holly Giblin graduated from Falmouth University UK with a BA in Illustration before working as an illustrator and designer specialising in publishing. Clients included Harper Collins, Random House and Marks and Spencer, among many others. When she isn't immersed in creative work, Holly likes nothing more than pottering in the garden of her Devon home, exploring nature with her kids and listening to music from the golden era of the late 60s/early 70s. She dislikes it when the coffee beans run out.