These dinosaur party games are just the thing to add that extra bite of fun to your child's dino party! Get ready to have a roaring good time!! Also, if you are having a hard time finding the perfect party supplies for your child's Birthday, check out our Printable Dinosaur Party Supplies that includes an invitation that you can edit to add your own details and print in minutes.
Fill a small plastic kiddie pool (or other small shallow container) withsand. Then bury plastic dinosaurs or dinosaur bones down in the sand.If you want to go all out for a realistic touch, you can buy real bonesfrom your local butcher shop. This needs to be done at least a few daysin advance. Make sure that the bones are thoroughly boiled, stripped,and dried before use. Give each of the kids little shovels, sifting pansand brushes to uncover their ancient treasures. The child, who findsthe most or finds a certain color, wins a special prize!
Blow up A LOT of white balloons for the dino eggs, filling them withtiny dino toys, candies, and stickers. Place them in two separate“nests.” These can be made of blankets or sheets swirled up around them,or whatever you might imagine.
Divide the kids into teams, and let them choose a cool team name for themselves!
When the game begins, they can sit, stand or whatever they needto do to crack the egg. Each team has to crack all of their "dinosaureggs" before the other. The team can divide the little prizes the get from each "egg". The first team to crack all their "eggs" wins a special prize!
What's Missing is a printable Dinosaur game where one dinosaur image is hidden on the game board and the other players must search the game cards to try and be the first to discover witch dinosaur is hidden. WHen they do they call out thier best ROAR!!
The game includes a game board that you create from two printable 8x11, 36 dinosaur cards, and a What's Missing Cover Card.
As a bonus this game can also be played as a memory game.
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Here is another classic with a prehistoric spin. Have your dino posteror enlarged print secured to an accessible place on the wall. Get asheet of white paper, and cut out enough teeth for all the kids to haveone. Put their names or initials on the back. Have the teeth, a roll ofscotch tape, and a blindfold ready at game time.
The birthday kid gets to be blindfolded first. Spin them aroundas many times as their age. Give them their tooth, with a ring of tapeon the back, and let them try to pin it to the dinosaur’s mouth. Aftereveryone has had a turn, look to see who got their tooth closest to themark. The closest wins a special prize!
In this game children take turns putting on the dinosaur tail and trying to knock down as many "trees" as possible.
To create the tail you will simply take a pair of pantyhose and stick an orange in the bottom of one of the feet. Tie the other end around the child's waist. Now set up the trees by placing empty two liters around the game area. If you are feeling creative you can even decorate them to look like trees.
On the start of go each child has one minute swing thier tail around and knock over as many trees as they can. They are not allowed to touch their tail with their hands, all swinging must be done with the hips.
This game is so much fun to play, and almost more fun to watch!
This game was discovered on momtrends.com - it is one of many dinosaur party ideas this trendy mom has!
She called it triceraTOSS and created it by painting the dino face on a poster board and using paper party hats as the horns. For the rings she used the glow necklaces.
Have the children stand 5 feet back, you can create a stand behind line using paint tape or a stick. When a child steps up to the stick give them 10 rings and see how many times they can ring the horns.
To make your dinosaur tail, you will need one or two green posterboards, strong tape, and a broomstick. Cut a zigzag from one corner of along side of the poster board to the other corner of the long side,without meeting the other side. If done properly, you will end up withduplicate zigzags. If it doesn’t work out quite that way, you have thatbackup sheet to work with. Decorate them with spots or stripes if youlike. Then fold the bottom flat sides of the zigzags over about fourinches all the way across to make long tabs. Wrap the tabs around thestick and tape them. Make sure that they are taped to the broomstickitself somewhere, so they don’t slide. You’re ready to dino limbo!
Line the kids up and start the music. One or two adults hold thetail at about neck level of the first kid in line. The kids have tolean back to go under. After each rotation of all the limboers, lowerthe tail. Do this until all but one have been eliminated. They win aspecial prize!
Start by cutting out big dinosaur shapes footprints. Next, hide littletreasures here and there in the house and or yard. Place the footprintsdown with tape, so they don’t blow away, to make tracks that lead to thetreasures. If you want to add another level of fun for older kids, havethe tracks leading to clues which then lead to treasures.
Which kid knows their dinosaurs best? Print out images of different dinosaurs onto card stock. Divide the kids into two teams. Next it's time to get ready to test their dinosaur knowledge. Hold up a picture of one of the dinosaurs and ask the players to raise their hand if they know the name of the dinosaur. Let the first person who raises their hand answer. If they are right award their team the point, if they are not give the next team a chance to steal. Whoever has the most points at the end wins!
In this game each kid gets to put on a dino tail and must knock down as many plastic party cups that match their tails color as they can during the time limit. The kid that knocks down the most wins a prize.
You can create your own tails (as in the game above THE DINO WHIP) or get the ones shown from orientaltrading.com. Buy solo cups in the colors of your tails and spread 10 of each color throughout your party area. Players must use their tails, and ONLY their tails to knock as many as they can down within 2 minutes. If you have many kids at your party you many want to divide them into three or four teams and let one player from each team go at a time.
For this fun game you will need plastic Easter eggs. Fill each egg with a small dino toy, sticker, or candy before the game starts.
To play have everyone sit in a circle and pass one of the eggs around while the music is playing. When the music stops whoever is holding the egg gets to "hatch" it and keep the prize inside. They must now sit out and let the other children try and hatch an egg. The game continues like this until only one player remains. They get a special egg to hatch for being the last to be caught with an egg.
If you haven't guessed already, this game is just like hot potato except that instead of just being outif you get caught with the potato, you get a consolation prize. Much happier kids this way.
In this game you will create a tail for every child by tying a piece or string to a balloon and the other end of the string should be wrapped around the child's waist. The string should be long enough so that the balloon drags on the floor when the child is walking.
Now start the music and challenge the children to stomp the other kid's balloons while keeping their "tail" safe. The winner is the child with the last remaining unstomped "tail".
This game is played just like the classic game Doggy, Doggy, Where's your bone?. All the players sit in a group and one person is chosen to be the dinosaur. They must face away from the group and place the dinosaur egg behind them. One of the children will steal the egg and sit back down. They can hide the egg behind their back or between their legs. Once it is hidden all the children sing;
Dino, Dino, wake up and look around,
Someone stole your egg, can it be found?
Then the dinosaur must try and guess who stole their egg. If they guess right they get to be the dinosaur again. If they guess wrong the person who stole the egg gets to be the next dinosaur. Play and repeat.
PRINTABLE DINOSAUR PARTY SUPPLIES
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This set of printable Dinosaur party supplies is available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD. This set includes:
- EditableInvitation that makes it easy to type in your own details and print. prints 2 per page
- HAPPY BIRTHDAY banner - prints two letters per page.
- Stomp, Chomp, Growl, and Roar printable dinosaur candy bar wrapper - fits standard size hershey bars.
- Six different cupcake toppers or gift tags - prints 12 per page.
- Thanks for STOMPING over, Hope you had a ROARING good time - favor bag topper.
- DINO JUICE bottlelabels
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