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Discover some amazing dinosaur crafts for kids of all ages! They’re perfect for your dinosaur loving kids, and your upcoming dinosaur plans.
With so many hands-on dinosaur activities to choose from, the hardest decision you’ll have to make is which one to make first with your preschoolers.
Dinosaur Crafts for Kids
Dinosaur Puppet | This dinosaur glove puppet (made from a rubber dishwashing glove) is a great way to spark your preschooler’s imagination! Little ones will need a little help from mom or dad decorating their dinosaur, but they’ll LOVE using the puppet to act out dinosaur stories. Eze Breezy
Paper Plate T-Rex | Using a paper plate, some brads, and watercolor paints, your preschooler can make their very own {moveable} T-Rex! I Heart Crafty Things
Dinosaur Fossils | With a simple homemade salt dough recipe, plastic dinosaurs, and some paint, your preschoolers will be all set to create their own dinosaur fossils. They’re super simple to create, and kids will enjoy making them and using them to have a fossil hunt in a sandbox or dirt pile. Rainy Day Mum
Marbled Dinosaur | Here’s a unique idea for painting colorful dinosaurs. Mix some food color or paint into a tray of shaving cream. Click over to discover how to use that mixture to create a marbled dinosaur! Crafts on Sea
Hatch Dinosaur Eggs | Don’t you just love it when crafts and academics combine? Here’s a fun craft that doubles as a science experiment! It involves baking soda, vinegar, and plastic dinosaurs. Your little ones will beg to hatch dinosaur eggs over and over again! Steam Powered Family
Easy Dinosaur Craft | All you need for this craft is foam craft sheets, googly eyes, and some old cardboard tubes. Kids will enjoy making their very own Triceratops! The Joys of Boys
Paper Plate Dinosaur | Do you have some old bubble wrap lying around? What about paper plates and cardboard tubes? If so, you’ve got almost everything you need to make this paper plate dinosaur. Click on over to see what else you’ll need and how to make this cute dino! I Heart Arts and Crafts
Tissue Paper Dinosaur | I love this dinosaur, and I bet your kids will too. It’s a great way to spend a rainy afternoon. Mom Unleashed
Paper Tube Dinosaur | While your kids might need a little help cutting the cardboard, they’ll love painting and assembling their very own dinosaurs. The Neighborhood Moms
Dinosaurs in a Jar | Has your child ever wanted their own pet dinosaur? Well, now they can have one! Show them how they can create a mini dinosaur in a jar, and they’ll love taking their dinosaurs on all of their adventures. Artsy Momma
Bubble Wrap Dinosaur | This fun craft works on several skills at once. First, your kids will paint with bubble wrap. Then, they’ll trace dinosaur templates and cut them out. Finally, they can glue those dinosaurs onto a larger sheet of paper to create a mural. In the Playroom
Dinosaur Discovery Eggs | This activity combines dinosaur ID cards and a pop-up cracked egg. Kids can use these eggs to play a fun “guess who” dinosaur game. The Soccer Mom Blog
Paper Mache Dinosaur Bank | If your kids love messy crafts, they’re going to love this one! Messy paper mache and paint are the perfect combination for a messy craft. Kids will be inspired to save their money when they can drop it in their dinosaur banks. Red Ted Art
Dinosaur Stomp | This project is perfect for even the youngest dinosaur fans. Making dinosaur footprints is sure to be tons of fun! They’ll be roaring as their dinosaurs stomp through the paint in this fun hands-on activity. Parenting Chaos
No Sew Dinosaur Shirt| You don’t have to wait for Halloween for this one! Your little guys (and girls) will love sporting their dinosaur shirts while you’re out and about. Sippy Cup Mom
Which dinosaur craft will you try this summer?
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