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Home›Teachers›These 20 Dinosaur Activities and Crafts For Kids Are Totally Dino-mite

These 20 Dinosaur Activities and Crafts For Kids Are Totally Dino-mite

By Matthew Lynch
October 11, 2023
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1. Dinosaur Fossil Excavation: Create your own excavation site by burying small plastic dinosaur figures in sand or dirt. Let the kids use brushes to uncover the fossils just like real paleontologists.

2. Paper Plate Dinosaur Craft: Use paper plates to create fun and colorful dinosaur faces. Paint the plates, add googly eyes, and cut out spikes or horns from construction paper to make different dinosaur species.

3. Dinosaur Handprint Art: Trace your child’s hand onto paper and decorate it to resemble a dinosaur. You can add details like scales, teeth, and even googly eyes to bring the handprint dinosaur to life.

4. Dinosaur Egg Hunt: Hide plastic dinosaur eggs around your backyard or living room for an exciting dinosaur-themed Easter egg hunt. Kids can collect the eggs and open them to find miniature dinosaur figures or treats inside.

5. DIY Dinosaur Terrarium: Create a mini dinosaur habitat by planting small succulents or moss in a glass jar or terrarium. Add toy dinosaurs and rocks to complete the prehistoric look.

6. Dinosaur Balloon Stomp: Blow up dinosaur-shaped balloons and tie them to the kids’ ankles with a string or elastic. Let them stomp around, trying to pop each other’s balloons while protecting their own.

7. Fossilized Dinosaur Tracks: Use toy dinosaur footprints or cut out cardboard footprints to create a pathway resembling dinosaur tracks. Scatter them around the floor and let the kids follow the tracks like real explorers.

8. Salt Dough Dinosaur Bones: Make salt dough by mixing flour, salt, and water. Shape the dough into dinosaur bones and let them dry. Once hardened, kids can paint them to resemble real fossils.

9. Dinosaur Sensory Bin: Fill a container with sand, toy dinosaurs, and small rocks. Let the kids dig and explore, feeling the different textures while engaging in imaginative play.

10. Dinosaur Puppets: Create dinosaur puppets using paper bags or socks. Decorate them with markers, googly eyes, and other craft supplies. Kids can put on a puppet show or use them for storytelling.

11. Dinosaur Shadow Drawings: Trace the shadows of toy dinosaurs on a sheet of paper and let the kids fill in the details to create their own dinosaur drawings.

12. Dinosaur Stomp Dance: Play some dinosaur-themed music and teach the kids simple dance moves like stomping, roaring, and pretending to be different dinosaur species.

13. Dinosaur Fossil Cookies: Bake sugar cookies in the shape of dinosaur bones and let the kids decorate them with icing to resemble fossils. It’s a delicious and educational treat!

14. Dinosaur Memory Game: Create your own memory game using pictures or illustrations of different dinosaurs. Turn the cards face down and take turns flipping them over to find matches.

15. Dinosaur Toss Game: Set up a target or hoop on the ground and let the kids take turns throwing dinosaur toys or stuffed animals through the target. They can earn points based on their accuracy.

16. Dinosaur Slime: Make homemade slime and add small dinosaur figures or plastic bones to create a Jurassic slime adventure. Kids can play with the slime and explore the hidden treasures inside.

17. Dinosaur Hat Craft: Use construction paper, scissors, and glue to create dinosaur hats. Let the kids decorate their hats with spikes, teeth, and eyes, then wear them for some dino-themed fun.

18. Dinosaur Sudoku: Create a dinosaur-themed Sudoku puzzle by replacing the numbers with different dinosaur pictures or names. Challenge the kids to solve the puzzle using logical thinking.

19. Dinosaur Story Stones: Paint rocks with dinosaur images or species names. Let the kids use these story stones to create their own imaginative dinosaur tales.

20. Dinosaur Science Experiment: Conduct a simple science experiment by placing toy dinosaurs in water and freezing them to create dinosaur ice cubes. Kids can observe and discuss the melting process as they play with the ice dinosaurs.

These 20 dinosaur activities and crafts are sure to ignite your child’s imagination and love for all things prehistoric. Have fun exploring the world of dinosaurs together!

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