
I also was lucky enough to find some Jurrassic World party hats and noise makers on clearance. At the dollar store I was able to find some dinosaurs large and small for the party. The smaller ones I decided to use in our Dino Dig

I found a Dino themed pool at Walmart for $10 and no I did not blow it up. Not to say I didn't try. My husband hooked it up to our car pump and a few minutes later it was ready. Then I purchased a bag of play sand for $2.50. We used some beach shovels and tools for the digging. All together the activity cost about $20 and kids had a great time.
At the entrance of the door I cut out some Dino footprints
For the goody bags I used plain white bags and with a free hand drawling and green card stock I cut out dinosaurs and glued them on the loot bags.
Overall, it was a pretty easy party to piece together and my boy was very happy with the result.

For the goody bags I used plain white bags and with a free hand drawling and green card stock I cut out dinosaurs and glued them on the loot bags.

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