Dinosaur Bingo Printable

Dinosaur Bingo Cards Only a week left of having two under two! These Dinosaur Bingo Cards are the first in my series of Free Dinosaur Party Printables. My oldest son’s Dinosaur Birthday Party is next weekend and I am working to make him as many decorations as possible, so I can also give them to all of you! Free printable bingo game for a dinosaur theme in your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. Also includes both a black and white and a color version! Dinosaurs Find here cards for make a dinosaurs printable matching game for kids. You will find on the cards many dinosaurs and their associated names such as tyrannosaurus, diplodocus, stegosaurus, triceratops, velociraptor. Simply print and cut them to have an original matching game homemade to play with family or friends!

Dinosaur Bingo Printable Free
Dinosaur Bingo Game Printable
Free Printable Dinosaur Bingo Cards
Free Printable Dinosaur Bingo Game

Warm up your printer as you’ll soon want to print these Dinosaurs Clothespin Puppets.

This adorable set of dinosaur paper crafts will have your kids playing for hours and with 12 different dinosaur designs we are sure your kids will easily find a few they will love.

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Clothespin puppets are really great for imaginative play, crafting sessions and story time. If you have a kid who loves dinosaurs (who doesn’t?) these will be a hit. Great to use in the classroom as well as a fun dinosaur activity to do with your kids at home.

Great addition to your dinosaur unit or just something to have fun with.

These printable puppets are anxious to start talking one to another, and there are so many dinosaur characters to choose from.

How to Make Dinosaur Clothespin Puppets

What you need:

heavier print paper
clothespin (wooden is best)
glue
scissors

Step by Step Instructions

Print out our dinosaur puppet template. We recommend printing on heavier print paper for more durability.

Tip: Once you cut out the puppets, you can also laminate the puppet parts to make it last even longer!

These puppets come both in black and white as well as pre-colored designs.

If your kids will be making the black and white ones, we do recommend they color the puppets before they move onto cutting.

Cut out the puppet outline.

Also cut along the mouth line (it’s marked on the puppet), to separate the top part of the puppet from the bottom one.

Apply glue on the gripping part of the clothespin.

If you are using wooden clothespins, a regular stick glue or school glue will do. If however you are using plastic clothespins, a glue gun (operated by adults) will be needed or glue dots.

Stick the top part of the dinosaur puppet on the top part of the gripping area, and the bottom part with the body on the bottom part of the clothespin’s gripping area.

Make sure the top part of the design is aligned with the bottom one.

All done! Your dinosaur puppets are ready for play!

Isn’t this triceratops adorable?