This booklet describes how to make large two-dimensional models of dinosaur skeletons which can be effective teaching tools. Small laminated wood dinosaur models are enlarged, traced, and transferred to tri-wall cardboard (one-half inch thick) and cut out with a saber saw. Parts are then slotted and numbered for easy assembly. The result is a kit that can be assembled by students from the first grade up, with little teacher supervision. Another project is to create an archaeological dig, using beef or chicken bones buried in a 15-foot square plot. (FG)