Children can click and drag up to three words into the Word Collector Box or record words using an internal or external microphone. Here, Zini the lemur will ask you a question and then recording will begin. Once words have been selected or recorded, they can be saved by clicking on the check mark on the bottom right corner of the screen. Finally, children can choose the difficulty of their Line O' Dinos Puzzle by clicking on the Easy, Medium or Hard puzzle button located on the bottom left of the screen. To put your puzzle together, players click and drag pieces onto the puzzle board.
Players can also choose to send puzzles to friends through an electronic mail attachment.
Parents and children should be warned that downloading or uploading puzzle files may require a significant amount of time. The Line O' Dinos Puzzle must also be sent to a system which has GameSprockets 1.7.2 and QuickTime 4.1.1 previously installed in order to run properly. Disney's Dinosaur Activity Center may offer exceptionally beautiful graphics and friendly prehistoric playmates, but it does not offer anything new to the realm of gameplay. Some children may appreciate the familiarity to the games presented to this program, and if they don't have similar games in their collections already, there will be some novelty to the activities offered here. The game selections may not offer anything remarkable to kids who frequently play games, however.