Dinosaur Bingo (Magma for Laurence King)

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Teaching kids about dinosaurs can also be a great way to make certain biology topics even more exciting - they perfect for introducing the ideas of evolution and extinction! They can be used in food chains or learning about herbivores, omnivores and carnivores! Dino Memory Hunt: Expand the prehistoric fun by creating an additional set of dinosaur cards for a memory matching game. Lay all the cards face down and take turns flipping two cards at a time. Players must use their sharp memory skills to find matching dinosaur pairs. It’s like a fossil excavation for the mind! The word theropods mean beast-footed because they had sharp, hooked claws on their toes like a beast! Dinosaur Barrier Game- Barrier games are a fun way to develop children’s speaking and listening skills. They can also

If they need a movement break, encourage them to get up by playing with dinosaurs. They can “fly” like a pterodactyl or stomp like a T-Rex. If they are really good at acting out each dinosaur, play dinosaur charades! Dinosaur-Themed Phonopoly Game- This board game uses phonics and dinosaurs to engage children with their learning. If you are having a dinosaur themed party you may need some more fun ideas. I have several boys at my house and they all loved dinos when they were younger! There are even a few fun words to practice phonics and reading. Words like boom, roar, and stomp will teach them all about onomatopoeias. (And they’re fun to say too!)This dinosaur bingo game would be fun to play at a dinosaur-themed birthday party! Pair it with one of our favorite dinosaur activities like fizzy dinosaur eggs or frozen dinosaur eggs. A while ago we was sent out Dinosaur Bingo to play. This is another one of Laurence King Publishing bingo theme games. We have already tried out their Ocean Bingo and Scary Bingo. This one is brilliant for all the dinosaur fans out there. Not only does it include the most well known dinosaurs, like T-rex and stegosaurus but also loads that I have never even heard of before. Five in a Roar: Set your sights on marking five dinosaur images in a row, whether vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. And don’t forget, the Free Space can be utilized to complete a row. Roar with victory! When you’re ready to play, ensure everyone has their own dinosaur bingo sheet. If you have to print out multiple copies for a large group, that’s ok! Just make sure that they’re evenly spread throughout the group. Draw cards one at a time and show them around. Players mark off the image if there’s an exact match on their card. For repeated play using the same boards, use tokens instead of bingo dauber markers.

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Get ready for more dinosaur themed activities! All are low prep and great for kids in preschool through elementary school! Dinosaur Word Searches Children can play this game before or after they know different dinosaurs and plants. This game is a great way to introduce the topic, but can also be used to reinforce what kids already know. Pattern-The players need to create a pattern with their markers to win. For example, to create an X on their sheet, they would need two intersecting diagonal lines beginning and ending in each of the four corners. Bingo alert: The moment of triumph arrives! The first player to complete a row, column, or diagonal by marking five consecutive dinosaur images roars out, “Bingo!” and shakes the ground with their triumphant announcement, alerting the other players to their epic victory.