Dinosaur Dig Party Bag Ideas
Mini Paleontologist Tools
- Mini Brushes – Just like real excavation brushes.
- Tiny Shovels or Scoops – Great for pretend play or sandbox digs.
- Magnifying Glass – Encourage “specimen” inspection at home.
Dino Discovery Treasures
- Mini Dinosaur Toys – Plastic dinos of various species.
- Dino Egg Capsules – Eggs that dissolve or hatch in water.
- Dino Skeleton Puzzle – Small 3D bone puzzles or snap-together kits.
Creative & Crafty Items
- Dinosaur Stickers – Fossils, footprints, or cartoon dinos.
- Coloring Sheets or Mini Activity Books – Themed puzzles and dig adventures.
- Dino Crayons – Shaped like dinosaurs or in fossil-inspired colors.
Tasty Treats
- Dino Gummies – Shaped like T-Rex or Triceratops.
- “Fossil Rocks” Candy – Chocolate rocks or jawbreaker pebbles.
- “Dino Claws” Snacks – Small bags of Bugles labeled as claws.
Wearable & Fun Extras
- Dino Tooth or Claw Necklace – Faux fang or bone on string.
- Temporary Tattoos – Dino tracks, bones, or “roar” themes.
- Dino Masks or Headbands – Foam or paper craft kits.
Personalized Touch
- Paleontologist ID Badge – Customized name tags with each child’s name.
- Mini Field Notebook – For drawing fossils or writing field notes.
Packaging Ideas
- Use kraft paper bags with dinosaur stamps or claw marks.
- Mini drawstring canvas explorer bags that double as part of the costume.
- Add a label or tag to each bag, such as:
- “Dig Kit – Handle With Care”
- “Junior Paleontologist Pack”
- “Dino Discovery Bag”