My kitchen table turned into our very own mini Jurassic Park this week when my kids went nuts over these Cupcake Liner Dinosaur Crafts.

This is an easy dinosaur craft for kids who love dinosaurs!

After reading some of our favorite dinosaur books we made this sparkly dinosaur craft.

Fun dinosaurs to cut out, tape together, and play with!

Dinosaurs rock right? Quickly sharpen the coloring pens and print these dinosaur coloring pages!
Coloring pages are a great way to relive stress both for little ones and ourselves!

Clothespins make perfect chomping jaws for this fun dinosaur craft.

I hope you love our paper plate triceratops as much as us!

These paper plate dinosaurs are a consequence of the dino mania that has taken hold of my kids and we had a great time making them, improving the paper plate triceratops we made last year.

There are quite a few pet dinosaur books you can read with your kids! Read on to hear about them and to see how you can make your own mini dinosaur in a jar pet craft.

Looking for a fun way to introduce math to your preschooler? In this post, we are sharing a fun dinosaur graphing activity that makes learning easy with play-based activities.

I created thi Number Recognition Don’t Eat Pete. It has all the fun of the original game (Multiplication and Division Don’t Eat Pete), but it’s at the learning level perfect for preschool and kindergarten.

If you are looking for a way to give your kids an early start with learning and recognizing colors and shapes, Don’t Eat Pete, Shapes and Colors is perfect for kids five and under.

This activity helps children work on beginning sounds using fossils of different items that begin with these sounds.

Looking for a fun and hands-on way to teach letters and their sounds? Then this Printable Dinosaur Alphabet Sequencing Puzzle for uppercase and lowercase is what you need!

Our favorite preschool songs have great actions, fun rhymes, and tie into our themes! These dinosaur songs are perfect for singing with one or two kids or for a big group’s circle or singing time! Action rhymes for kids get your preschoolers moving, exercising, and rhyming all at the same time!

This is a fun design for a pop-up card that we’ve used a few times now for friends’ birthdays. We like to call it a “dinosaur” but with a few changes in color it could also be a monster!

We have another treat for all the book (and bookmark) lovers to share with you today – snatch these fierce printable dinosaur bookmarks – they will keep your reading progress in check.

This week we have a second list of dinosaur books for all the dinosaur lovers out there. Our first list focused on nonfiction Dinosaur Books and is a great list for learning about dinosaurs. This list includes silly, funny and sweet stories about dinosaurs.

This fizzing dinosaur claw activity is perfect for your dinosaur-loving and your fizzy-explosion-loving preschoolers! Use it on a rainy day or even a hot afternoon when your kiddos need a calmer activity!

These homemade dinosaur bones were easy to make and are proving to have more than one way to use them.

If you or your kids love the idea of digging up the past, this is a craft for you! With these coffee ground fossils, your kids can pretend they were on a real life dinosaur excavation!

Salt dough dinosaur fossils are easy to make and will get any little dinosaur fan excited.

Join our dinosaur egg hunt. It can be done any time of the year, and the fun only begins when the eggs are found, because they still need to be hatched!

After making a collection of Autumn leaves we had fun hiding toy dinosaurs and talking about how they were camouflaged in the leaves. Toddlers and preschoolers will love this simple hands on learning activity.

Since many kids are crazy about dinosaurs, I wanted to share some wonderful resources that will encourage them to continue their curiosity and possibly one day make an amazing discover of their own!

Try these fun ideas for creating your own fossil dig kit and excavation activity at home!

For dinosaur fans of all ages, we have created a list of nonfiction books that are a perfect pairing with the movie “The Littlest Dinosaur.” Before and after watching the movie the books below can help your little dinosaur fan learn more about these amazing creatures

Here are many printable games for kids, but let me tell you: this is the best and most fun printable game for kids because it is dinosaur-themed!

These dinosaur printables for preschool and kindergarten are super fun and I bet kids are going to go crazy about them!

We started by reading Dinosaur Galore! by Giles Andreae. Then we made our sand play dough together and created an area for play dough play.

These Funny Dinosaurs, Preschool Cutting Practice Worksheets will help your Toddler, Preschool, and Kindergarten children work on dexterity, scissor skills, and fine motor skills.

Let kids have fun creating and playing with a dinosaur small world in a box. Add a sensory element to your child’s play by adding cloud dough.

This is a sensory bin created to go along with the dinosaur activities we’re doing this month.

Have fun playing in a dinosaur swamp! Small kids will love this messy dinosaur small world.

Lets count with these free printable dinosaur dot to dots.

These dinosaur tracing coloring pages are a great pre writing practice and super fun too!

Read on for top tips to get the most out of this play session and how you can switch things up so the fun never has to end!

We hope you and your children love this mini dinosaur world activity idea!

I really like setting up small worlds. Small world play nurtures the imagination, encourages creativity, and provides children the opportunity to re-live and process different experiences in their lives.

This is great for sensory play for little ones who love dinosaurs!

A fun sensory experience using Delta Sand and plastic eggs along with dinosaurs!

Tutorial for making a dinosaur hobby horse for little ones!

I’ve got a treat for you today! This is an easy afternoon project even a novice sewist can make. It’s for a pretend play dinosaur tail for your preschooler or toddler!

Have a look at how we put together our little mini dinosaur travel tin and get inspired to create your own!