Dinosaur Birthday Party Ideas for a Prehistorically Fun Time (2024)

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Dinosaur Birthday Party Ideas for a Prehistorically Fun Time? ›

Set up a “dig site” where kids can search for buried dinosaur bones or fossils. Create a dinosaur scavenger hunt, where kids have to find different dinosaur figurines hidden around the party area. For more hands-on activity, have the kids make their own dinosaur masks or hats using construction paper and markers.

Classification. In Dino Party, each player adopts a species of dinosaur and attempts to save it from certain destruction by throwing adorable dinosaur meeples onto an ever-increasingly inhospitable board! Land them in the fields or caves, and you'll have some happy dinos.

Dinosaur Fossil Dig

Hide small plastic dinosaur toys or pretend fossil skeletons in the sand and hand out paintbrushes to carefully excavate them. Examine everyone's findings together and see if you can name every dinosaur they come across.

Game play is based on deduction and trying to identify each person's hidden dinosaur identity. Every possible identity is laid out on the table with a list of identifying markers included on each card. Each player is then assigned one of the identities and must answer “yes” or “no” questions about themselves.

Paleontologists believe that about 65% of dinosaurs were herbivores. According to Dr. Jordan Mallon, paleontologist and research scientist at Canadian Museum of Nature, dinosaurs had varying diets: some ate plants, some ate meat, and some ate both, but most were actually plant eaters.

T. rex was a very big meat-eating dinosaur, also called a carnivore. It would have been at the top of the food chain. It is known to have fed on other large dinosaurs, such as Edmontosaurus, Anatosaurus, and Triceratops, and probably could have swallowed smaller dinosaurs in a single bite.

Product Description. This hungry dinosaur has an eggstraordinary appetite! Roll the die to choose which stolen dinosaur egg to rescue in this fun dino game. Then carefully reach in and take out the egg, but watch out--you never know when this T-Rex will roar and leap out at you for his next Dino Meal!

In Happy Little Dinosaurs, the first person to reach 50 points, or be the last Dinosaur standing, wins the game! During each round, you'll flip a Disaster card featuring a Natural, Predatory, or Emotional disaster. Each player will play a Point card in hopes of collecting points and avoiding the disaster.

How do you play dizzy dinosaur? ›

Each player start with five cavemen in one color and places them on the corresponding starting point. To move the cavemen players roll the dice. If numbers come up, they can move a caveman along the board. But if the dinosaur face comes up, the player must wind up the dizzy dinosaur and let him go.

Dinosaur Fossil Dig

Set up sandpits and fill them with toy dinosaur bones and eggs for your party guests to dig up. If you have the budget, supply them with hard hats, magnifying glasses, mini shovels, and brushes so they can have fun pretending to dig up dinos.

Taking some of your sand mix, place a plastic dinosaur on top of the mix in your hand. Add the sand mix on top of the dinosaur, and begin packing around the sides. Continue adding the sand, flour, salt and coffee grounds mixture and form into an egg to completely cover the dinosaur.

The king of all dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus Rex is a favourite because of its ferocious nature and incredible strength.

In Happy Little Dinosaurs, the first person to reach 50 points, or be the last Dinosaur standing, wins the game! During each round, you'll flip a Disaster card featuring a Natural, Predatory, or Emotional disaster. Each player will play a Point card in hopes of collecting points and avoiding the disaster.

Fill up some tiny jars with green jello, pop in a mini plastic dino, and watch as your guests dig in to discover a prehistoric surprise. And if you're feeling extra, add some gummy worms for that “primordial ooze” vibe.