Step2 Dino Dig Sand & Water Table

Little ones can go on a dynamic dinosaur adventure with the Dino dig sand & water table by Step2. This two-sided kid’s play table features a large sand pit for deep Dino digs and a water station to rinse off their digging tools! Kiddos can use the large cup to quickly scoop and pour water into the top of the volcano and watch as the water gushes down the sides of the mountain. This children’s play table is the perfect size for multiple youngsters to transport back to prehistoric times. Made in USA of us and imported parts.

Two-sided table features an area for sand and an area for water
Pour water into the top of the “volcano”, and watch as the water gusts down the ash Mountain for a water eruption!
The dinosaurs can get some shade and take a drink from the local watering hole under the realistic palm tree
Use the two-sided shovel and rake to dig to the bottom to find the molded-in Dino bones and footprints

Why We Love the Dino Dig Sand & Water Table

Drain Plug

Sand and water table features an easy-open drain plug for Mom or Dad to quickly drain the water when playtime fun is done!

Sand Scoops

Play table includes two scooping buckets for loads of sand play adventures or water time fun!

Table Lid

Protect your kid’s play table from neighborhood animals or wet weather with the volcano rock table lid.

Accessory Set

Dino table features a 7-piece accessory set with four dinosaurs, two scoops and shovel/rake.

Why Play with a Sensory Table?

Sensory Exploration

Sand and water play introduce kids to new textures, temperatures, sights and sounds. Actions like splashing engage multiple senses at once, and encourage children to actively use their senses as they explore. With sand and water, every movement presents an opportunity to see, hear, and to feel something new.

STEM Learning

Early physics concepts like motion and flowing are present in sand and water play. Sensory toys with slides, spinners and funnels are a great way to teach kids about cause and effect. Incorporate learning into play by letting kids make predictions about what will happen when sand enters a spinner, or a rubber duck is placed on top of a water slide.

Language + Social Skills

Sensory sand and water toys help kids build important social skills like taking turns and experimenting with role play. This kind of play is also great for widening a child’s vocabulary, as they start using words like “splash”, “sand”, and “float”.

Physical + Motor Skills

Sand and water play are a great way to practice physical development. When your child pours water or sand from a bucket, they practice both physical dexterity and hand-eye coordination. Sensory toys like sand and/or water tables also help develop fine motor skills and the pincer grasp as kids practice squirting, stirring and squeezing different accessories while they play.

Play Together!

Seaside Storytelling: Get creative with water play! Make up a story about the dinosaurs or other toys you’re playing with. Where are they from? What’s their favorite thing to do at the water table? See how silly the stories get as you build off of one another to add more details!
Buried Treasure: Hide small toys in the sand and have your child dig them up! Make it harder by adding a time limit to see how many items they dig up before the clock runs out.
Sensory Exploration: Instead of sand and water, fill the water table with dried pasta, beans, or rice to create a fun sensory play area to use indoors or out.
Cruise Vacation: All of the dinosaurs are excited to start their cruise vacation! Make up stories for each character and talk about their favorite things to do aboard the sand and water table ship.
Cause and Effect: Challenge your child to create a large tidal wave, and then a small one. Engage them by asking questions such as, “What happens to the water when it’s pushed hard?”, “Which tool works best to move the most water?”, and “Was that wave bigger or smaller than the one before?”.