Coolest Dinosaur Games for a Dinosaur Theme Birthday Party
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If you're throwing a Dinosaur party, here are some of the coolest Dinosaur Party Ideas.
Erupting Volcano
First you need to make a volcano made of sand or dirt inside some kind of large container (like a baby bathtub) or a sandbox (Here's a page that gives a detailed explanation of this activity...). You should wet the sand or dirt so that the volcano will be really big and dig a deep hole inside. Beforehand, prepare a bottle of vinegar and dye it with red food coloring. Give each kid a plastic cup filled with baking soda. Let one of the kids pour the baking soda into the volcano and then add the red vinegar over the baking soda. This creates and awesome eruption with lava spewing all over the place! (Tip: Have extra baking soda and vinegar on hand - the kids usually want to do it again and again!)
Hot Dinosaur Egg (similar to hot potato)
All the kids stand in a circle. One kid is handed either a water balloon or a real egg. The music starts and the balloon/egg (a.k.a. dinosaur egg) is passed to the next kid. No one wants to be left with the dinosaur egg, because then they'll be extinct. Continue playing until there is only one child left.
Dinosaur Pinata
All you need is a caveman's club and a prehistoric pinata for loads of fun. Pinatas are always a favorite and a great way to get the kids excited.
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Dino Egg Stomp
In this dinosaur game, every one has a balloon tied to a string around his/her ankle. The object of the game is to pop everyone else's balloon while keeping theirs safe. Last one left gets a prize.
Brontosaurus, Brontosaurus, T-Rex
The kids form a small circle and all sit down. One person is it and he walks around the outside of the circle, touching the other children's heads saying "Brontosaurus", "Brontosaurus", "Brontosaurus", until he comes to the person whom he wants to chase him, he calls "T-Rex". The T-Rex chases the player around the circle and the one who reaches the space first sits down, and the other one is it.
Dino Egg on a Spoon
You'll need dessert spoons, hard boiled eggs, silly putty eggs, plastic Easter eggs with a little present inside to weigh it down (possibly with a little dino) or any other form of "egg". The goal here is to run from a starting point to a finishing line with an egg on a spoon. If the egg is dropped, the kid has to start again. You can work this as either a competition between teams, an individual timed race on an obstacle course, or just see who can make it the farthest without dropping their egg. This is one of those dinosaur games that has lots of laughs in store for everyone.
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Fossils Activity for a Dinosaur Party
All you'll need for this dinosaur game are a few packages of air-drying clay or plaster of paris, plastic dinosaurs, leaves, plastic bugs, small bones ...
Dinosaur Egg Hunt Activity
Use big plastic Easter eggs. Fill them with dinosaur toys, candies, etc. Hide the eggs in the yard or in a room and have the kids hunt for them. Once each ...
Dino-Bone Excavation Activity
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Boil up some chicken/turkey bones;
Let them dry completely;
Bury them in a sandy or dirt filled area;
Give the kids pails and shovels and let them dig ...
