Discover everything you’ve ever wanted to know about dinosaurs in an interactive presentation!
Learn about the fascinating world of dinosaurs by engaging with dinosaur fossils, replicas and stories as we go back in time to consider when dinosaurs existed on earth.
This program will introduce to children the ways in which palaeontologists have come to understand dinosaurs through finding and studying fossils.
Our hands-on interactive presentation and experiences will provide an incredibly rich learning environment for all visitors. Featuring:
- Casts of a Triceratops horn, teeth and section of a frill from the Triceratops: Fate of the Dinosaurs exhibition from Melbourne Museum
- A life-sized Muttaburrasaurus skull and leg
- Koolasuchus cleelandi, an ancient car-sized amphibian and Victoria’s State Fossil Emblem
Booking details for 2026 expressions of interest
- Available: School holidays
- Duration: 45 to 60 minutes
- Suitable for: Family audiences, children aged 4 to 12
- Cost: $300 for up to 60 participants
Read our booking conditions and cancellation policy before proceeding.
Auslan bilingual presentations
Auslan is Australian Sign Language, the native language of the Australian Deaf community.
Bilingual presentations integrate Auslan signs in the learning program. The programs are delivered by an Auslan presenter in collaboration with an English speaking presenter. Through hands-on exploration, play and Auslan storytelling, children are encouraged to learn basic Auslan signs related to the topic presented.
These sessions are only available by request from September 2023 onwards and pending availability of presenters. Where possible, priority will be given to groups that have a child/children that require Auslan to access the program.
