1. Egg Hunt for Dinosaurs
Supplies Required: markers, little dinosaur toys or candies, and plastic Easter eggs.
Guidelines: Stuff little dinosaur toys or candies inside the plastic eggs. Around the celebration area, hide the eggs. Allow the children to go in search of the eggs; if they come across one, they can retain the surprise within. Use markers to draw dinosaur patterns on the eggs for extra entertainment value.
2. Attach the dinosaurs tail
Materials: paper tails, double-sided tape, blindfold, and a large poster of a dinosaur without a tail.
Guidelines: Make a giant poster of a dinosaur or buy one, then cut out the paper tails. Put a piece of double-sided tape on every tail. Give each youngster a blindfold, and ask them to try to pin the tail in the appropriate place.
3. Stomping like a dinosaur
Supplies: balloons, tiny rewards with a dinosaur theme.
Instructions: Before inflating balloons, place little gifts inside of them. Disperse the balloons across the celebration space. To release the balloons and retrieve the rewards within, children must stomp on them.

1. Cookies with Dinosaur Footprints
Ingredients: sugar cookie dough, optional green food coloring, and a dinosaur toy with distinct footprints.
To make the sugar cookie dough: roll it out and cut it into rounds. To make footprint impressions, press the feet of a clean dinosaur toy into the dough. Bake following the directions on the recipe. Before baking, mix in a few drops of green food coloring for extra fun.
2. Punch from Prehistory
Ingredients: gummy dinosaurs, ice, pineapple juice, green food coloring, and lemon-lime soda.
Instructions: In a large punch bowl, mix equal parts pineapple juice and lemon-lime soda. For a colorful prehistoric punch, add a few drops of green food coloring. When serving, top with gummy dinosaurs and serve over ice.
3. Veggie Dinosaur Platter
Ingredients: Ranch dip, bell peppers, carrots, cucumbers, and cherry tomatoes, among other vegetables.
Directions: Arrange the vegetables in the shape of a dinosaur on a wide dish. Use bell peppers for the spikes, cherry tomatoes for the eyes, cucumbers for the legs, and carrots for the body. Accompany with a portion of ranch dip.

4. Muddy Dino Mugs
Ingredients: miniature dinosaur toys, gummy worms, crushed chocolate cookies, and chocolate pudding.
Layer the chocolate pudding into cups that are transparent. Add crumbled chocolate cookies on top to make it look like dirt. A small dinosaur toy and a few gummy worms can be added to create an entertaining and appetizing prehistoric landscape.

1. Dinosaur Tail Party Hats as Party Favors Supplies Required: tape, scissors, elastic string, and green construction paper. Guidelines: After cutting construction paper into the shape of dinosaur tails, fasten it on the childrens heads with an elastic cord. These hats with dinosaur tails are perfect as take-home favors and amusing photo props. 2. Do It Yourself Fossil Kits Little dinosaur toys, air-dry clay, and tiny boxes or bags are required materials. Guidelines: To make fossil impressions, press the little dinosaur toys into the clay that has dried by air. Let the clay air dry fully. Present every "fossil" in a compact container or sack to create an original and instructive party treat.

You can throw a prehistoric celebration that the kids will remember for a very long time if you use these simple DIY dinosaur party ideas and dishes. Your dinosaur celebration is going to be a big success with its imaginative décor, interesting games, and delectable themed food. Have fun at the parties!