Level 1
Party Patrol
Check dinosaur ID cards against a reference book. Decide who is a real guest, and who is trying to crash the party.
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Dino Party Patrol.
Six short levels. Help the dinosaur party guests figure out who is real, and who is trying to sneak in with bad info. Built for ages 7 to 12, free to play, no account required.
The lineup
Six levels, six big skills.
Each level locks in specific media-literacy habits. Skills compound as kids work through the set.
Level 2
Spot the Fakes
An ID card has some sneaky fake details. Tap exactly which fields do not match, and watch out for red herrings.
Spotting false detailsLevel 3
Testimonial Detective
Read what other dinos are saying about each guest. Cross-reference their stories with the testimony book to figure out who is trustworthy.
Evaluating testimonyLevel 4
Testimonial Detective II
Subtler inconsistencies, more imposters. The same mechanic from Level 3 gets harder. Wrong hobby, wrong eye color, wrong age, can you catch all of it?
Catching subtle inconsistenciesLevel 5
Who Knows Best?
Three sources give different info: school records, a best friend, and a blog post. Which one should you actually believe?
Primary vs. secondary sourcesLevel 6
The Dino-ternet
Browse a simulated internet with six websites of varying trustworthiness. Can you tell the solid sources from the shady ones?
Lateral reading on the open webGet five correct decisions in a row. Zero mistakes earns three stars, one or two mistakes earn two stars, three or more earn one. The streak resets on each wrong answer, so accuracy beats speed.