Format: DVD
Length: 15 mins.
Dimensions: 5.25 x 7.5 in.
Ages: 2–7 years old
Publisher: Answers in Genesis–US
Published: 1992
This colorful DVD—featuring the very simple animation that young kids love—is based on the popular book D is for Dinosaur by Ken and Mally Ham. Young children learn the true history of the dinosaurs, and the world. "Dino", a dinosaur, and Casie (an Australian girl who reads the book for children to follow along) take you on an entertaining, instructive, and colorful journey through creation, the Fall, the Flood, the Ice Age, salvation, and the coming Judgment. The gospel is clearly presented!
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