List of Dino Dan episodes

Bones in the Backyard: Dan's little brother Trek finds a Stygimolcoch fossil in the school sandbox at recess, and the school art class soon assists in making a model of the dinosaur to identify the bone.

Trouble Clef: Dan's music class allows him to understand the world of Corythosaurus communication when he learns to play the French Horn.

Art for Pterosaurs' Sake: During his art class, Dan inspires the class to make a kite that looks like a Quetzalcoatlus.

Dinosicles: Dan and his family join Cory and Jordan at a sledding hill, while he discovers the T-rex's scavenger side with a snow Triceratops.

Gas-o-saurus: Dan, Kami and Ricardo do a science presentation on the Brachiosaurus, and how the sauropod's flatulence potentially caused the extinction of the dinosaurs.

A Winter Tail: Dan sets out to see the Euoplocephalus use its tail in self-defense, but the ankylosaurid is not easily intimidated.

Model Dino: Dan uses art class as a chance to disguise his remote controlled car, allowing him to film inside a Triceratops nest.

Lunch Bag Bandit: Dan utilizes his mother's finger dusting trick to find the Dromeosaurus that stole Cory's snack.

Active Imagination: During a meeting in the park, Dan struggles to understand why despite being a larger opponent, the T-rex backs down from a Triceratops.

Big Bad Spinosaurus: Dan tells a dino-fied story of Little Red Riding Hood.

Where's Dino?: While at the park with Trek and Uncle Jack, Dan finds a feather that he believes to be from a Dromeosaurus, though the whole family is on a chase when Doug runs off trying to look for it.

To Flee or Not to Flee: The class uses an acting lesson to help Dan figure out if a Stygimoloch would run or charge at a T-rex.

'Twas a Dinosaur: The class has to rewrite their favorite Christmas poems, but Dan has trouble rewriting Twas The Night Before Christmas.

Dino Trackers: Dan goes dino tracking after a Stegosaurus, but is forced to take his little brother Trek with him.

T-Rex Bedtime: Dan uses a sleepover with Cory and Ricardo as a chance to see if the T-rex is nocturnal.

Training Wings: Dan finds a baby Pterodactylus while biking in the park, and has to multitask between teaching it to fly and to teach Trek how to bike without training wheels.

Cops and Dinos: Dan gets a chance to test the speed of a Dromeosaurus when his mom visits his class at school.

To Catch a Dino: To help Cory sleep, Dan tells him a bedtime story starring 2 cavemen trying to catch a pet dinosaur.

Air Dino: While playing basketball against Mr, Drumheller, Dan uses the teamwork tactics of three Dromeosauruses to score the winning shot.

Dino Dance: Mr. Drumheller has the class split into separate groups to work out their own dance routines, and Dan is inspired to incorporate dinosaur moves in his group's.

Dino Race: On a visit to a go-kart track with Trek and their grandma, Dan ponders on the speed of a Triceratops, Edmontosaurus, and Stygimoloch.

Roaring Good Time: While trying to get a Triceratops snort on tape, Dan finds out several differences about the sounds made by dinosaurs.

Three Little Paleontologists: While trying to figure out what materials to make a fort with, Dan tells a story about the three little pigs, only this time, it stars Kami, Jordan and Angie as three Paleontologists attempting to build forts to let them pet a Diplodocus.

Nothing but the Tooth: Dan's Grandma takes him with her on the way to the veterinarian's office for her dog's checkup, allowing him to find out if a tooth he found belonged to either a Spinosaurus or T-rex.

Time Traveller's Dino: While trying to take a picture of a T-rex, Dan encounters Cory and his dad making a time machine, enveloping the entire group in a chronological adventure through the entire Mesozoic.

Use Your Dino Senses: Trek's class is having a scavenger hunt involving the five senses, and he plans on winning with the help of the dinosaurs.

Tyrannosaurus Trek: With the help of his grandma, Trek imagines himself as a comic book superhero saving the dinosaurs from and erupting volcano.

Dino Climbers: While at a climbing gym with his mom and Bobby, Trek tests to see which dinosaur is the best climber.

Trekoodon: Trek imagines himself as a Troodon to best describe it's supreme abilities.

Show and Dino: Trek's class is having a show and tell, but he forgot to bring something. Deciding a Psittacosaurus quill would be an ideal item, he sets off on quest to get one.

Meteorite Survivors: Bobby's dad takes the friends out to see a meteor shower, and the friends are soon learning how all sorts of prehistoric creatures have managed to survive the meteorite crash that wiped out the dinosaurs.

Trekules: Trek tells the tale of Trekules, a version of himself crossed with the ancient greek mythological figure Hercules who fought off against dinosaurs after gaining the proper knowledge.

Sabre Tooth Doug: To help Hannah understand how prehistoric mammals survived against dinosaurs, Trek pits Doug in a series of scenarios to give her a better picture of their lives.

Paws and Claws: Doug starts hiding multiple things around the Henderson household, and while Hannah and his mom pry for clues inside the house, Trek finds out how a Therizinosaurus uses it's claws while looking through his backyard for clues.

Survival of the Biggest: Penelope's cold forces her to stay inside on the day Trek asks her to help research dinosaurs, but with her help, Trek learns why so many different dinosaurs stick together in a large mixed herd.

Switched at Nest: Trek witnesses an Edmontosaurus lay an egg in a Triceratops nest, and with the help of his friends, he learns about the behavior of brood parasites.

Dino Rocks: After a Psittacosaurus swallows a few rocks from his rock collection, Trek sets out to find the reason it swallows rocks, with the help of his grandma and Penelope.