Dinosaur Stories for Kids

Friendly dinosaurs, gentle stories, and a child who gets to stomp, roar, and save the day right alongside them.

Turn Your Child Into the Hero

Kids fall hard for dinosaurs. There is something about a creature taller than the house, with plates and horns and teeth, that makes a small child feel brave just by saying its name. T-rex, stegosaurus, triceratops. Big words for big feelings, and little ones love to roar them out loud. That is why dinosaur stories make such good bedtime reading. They are familiar, a little wild, and always come back to something warm. With CreateStory.ai, you can go one step further. Upload a photo, and your child becomes the hero of their own dinosaur story, standing right beside the giants they love.

Sample Stories

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Tuck's Great Big Stomp

Ages 3-83 minacceptance

Tuck is a baby T-rex with very short arms, and it makes him feel useless. But when a grumpy dinosaur comes stomping toward the eggs, Tuck finds a way to be the bravest dinosaur in the valley.

Moral: Everyone is good at something, even if it is not what they expected.

Pip and the Storm

Ages 3-84 mincourage

Pip the little compy is terrified of thunder and hides under a fern every time it rumbles. When a baby dinosaur is caught out in a storm, Pip learns that being brave means helping even when you are scared.

Moral: Being brave means helping someone even when you feel scared.

Stella Shares Her Leaves

Ages 3-85 minsharing

Stella the stegosaurus finds the sweetest fern leaves in the valley and plans to keep them all for herself. A hungry friend with a growling tummy teaches her that a shared lunch tastes better than a secret one.

Moral: A shared meal tastes better than one kept to yourself.

The Egg That Waited

Ages 3-83 minpatience

Sunny the triceratops hatches right on time, but her sister's egg stays still and quiet. Sunny learns that waiting can be hard, and that the very best things are worth waiting for.

Moral: The best things are worth waiting for.

Dash and Moss, Fast and Slow

Ages 3-84 minfriendship

Dash the fast dinosaur always wins every race, and slow Moss is always left behind. When Dash takes a tumble, Moss shows him that a good friend is worth slowing down for.

Moral: A good friend is worth slowing down for.

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