Time for another fun preschool activity to keep your toddler busy! This one teaches him about shapes, and yes- dinosaurs! From color matching to math calculations, here are a ton of interesting and fun dinosaur themed preschool activities to get your toddler to try out!

And here’s a fun project you can get your toddler to try his hands at by using leftover cardboard pieces. Collect them all! With so many dinosaur species, all from unique habitats, kids will want to create their own pop-up Jurassic World. Full of fascinating facts and lighthearted good humor, this breathtaking book includes fascinating, up-to-the-minute information about popular dinosaurs as well as many lesser-known varieties. With each of six spreads featuring one spectacular, large pop-up as well as booklets of smaller pop-ups and text, ENCYCLOPEDIA PREHISTORICA: DINOSAURS is a magnificent display of paper engineering and creativity — an astonishing book that will be read, admired, and treasured forever. Great as a sensory play and imaginative activity, this dinosaur themed project is one you wouldn’t want your toddler to miss out on.

How to make your Pop Up Dinosaur Juniors Puppets

Interactive! Jurassic World comes home with adventure and thrills. These Wild Pop Ups dinosaur figures, inspired by the movie, have been Uncaged to enchant young dinosaur collectors. On the hunt for an easy paper plate activity to get your kiddo busy with? This sparkly dinosaur themed one is great! Time to get your toddler involved in a little science fun! These dinosaur eggs are fizzy and the perfect way to inspire your kiddo! And of course, no list is complete without a handprint activity! Get your kiddo to try making this dinosaur themed art!

Perfect if your kid is a fan of the book the Dinosaur that Pooped Christmas, this playdough is incredibly easy to make. Does your toddler love dinosaur themed activities? Why not get him to try and make his own fossils with this fun project? Dinosaur Lady: The Daring Discoveries of Mary Anning, the First Paleontologistby Linda Skeers, illustrated by Marta Alvarez Miguens And here’s another fun dinosaur themed activity you just can’t go wrong with. Plus, you can also make this simple playdough yourself. And here’s yet another activity that brings science and dinosaurs together! Perfect for your little one to try when he’s bored.

This activity is great for summers, when you want your kiddo to spend more time outdoors. Go give it a try!

Likely to pass this gem of my early childhood onto another kid in the family, I decided I would spend some time rereading it. While some facts have become a bit outdated — as the author puts it, "We all make mistakes, paleontologists included" — it holds up pretty well. Most of the changing science is just clarifications that have been made since, not outright falsehoods. This mini-encyclopedia presents a great introduction for many young folks to the lost world. This dinosaur themed activity may take a little more time than usual to make, but is totally worth it! And here’s a little letter fun for your preschooler! This one’s dinosaur themed and teaches your kiddo about upper and lowercase letters.And here’s yet another exciting activity that teaches your kiddo how to combine science and dinos! These dinosaur eggs are super fun and easy to make too!

Painting with sponges can be so much fun, and this dinosaur themed painting activity is great for the little artist you’re raising. The perfect sweet treat to whip up for your little dinosaur obsessed kiddo, these dirt bars are easy and equally fun to make and involve your toddler in. Time for another summer sensory play activity to get your toddler to try! These frozen dinosaur eggs are incredibly easy to make. With a free printable to get you started, these easy pop up dinosaur themed craft is great and a constructive way to keep your little one busy.Perfect in every way, this appealing biography recounts Mary Anning’s beach discoveries of the first dinosaurbones–fossilized ancient creatures that no one had ever seen before. Even though women weren’t invited into the scientific community at the time, she continued her exploring and learning. Pretty illustrations and fantastic writing with impressive sentence variety.