For families eager to introduce their children to the world of Jurassic Park and Jurassic World without the intense dinosaur action, there are several age-appropriate options available. Young dinosaur enthusiasts can enjoy “LEGO Jurassic World: The Secret Exhibit,” a miniseries that replaces the typical dinosaur violence with humor, featuring beloved characters like Owen, Claire, and Blue. It is rated TV-Y7 and available on Paramount+.
“Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous” offers a more adventurous take with six teenagers facing dinosaur escapades on Isla Nubar. While it includes some teenage drama, it remains suitable for kids aged eight and up, with seasons rated TV-Y7 and TV-PG, streaming on Netflix.
Outside the Jurassic universe, there are shows like “Dino Dan,” “Dino Dana,” and “Dino Dex,” where children explore dinosaur behavior through magical field guides. These series, rated TV-Y7, are available on Amazon Prime and are perfect for preschoolers and elementary kids.
For younger audiences, “Dinosaur Train” on PBS Kids combines educational content with fun, as Pteranodon kids and their T. Rex brother explore different dinosaur habitats. “Gigantosaurus,” available on Disney+, follows four dinosaur friends solving problems in a vibrant world, focusing on relationships and problem-solving.
For action-loving kids, “Dinotrux” on Netflix blends dinosaurs with trucks, teaching teamwork and creativity. This entertaining series, rated TV-Y7, features dino-truck hybrids and their adventures.
These programs provide a perfect introduction to the world of dinosaurs, preparing young viewers for the more intense Jurassic films in the future.
