My son turned 4 so of course there was a dinosaur party...
Cake:
I made 4 boxed cakes and stacked them and cut them to look like a volcano, putting a layer of icing in between each cake. Then I iced the heck out of it with chocolate icing and stuck crumbled oreos to the side to look like rocks. The top is drizzled with Hershey's syrup, I used jellybeans for Dino eggs and then just stuck in some dollar store dinosaurs. Really pretty easy, just MEEESSY.
Snacks:
I kept it REAL simple...
Dino Claws = Bugles
Dino Tongues = Red Licorice
Dino Bones = Cheetos
Dino Eyeballs = Mini powdered donuts with a brown M&M in the middle
Activities:
Pinata, dinosaur egg hunt and water balloon fight
Dinosaur Egg Recipe:
I think I tripled this because I wanted a lot. I didn't use the sand, I just added more salt and flour.
- 1 1/4 cups dirt
- 1 1/4 cups of flour
- 3/4 cups salt
- 1/2 cup sand
- Water
- Plastic Dinosaurs (dollar store)
- Mix together dirt, flour, salt and sand.
- Slowly stir in water to create a dough, clay-like texture
- Mold the dough around one of the plastic dinosaurs
- let the eggs dry thoroughly out in the sun. This may take all day or several days depending on the weather.
I cut out dinosaur footprints out of green poster board and laid them on the sidewalk leading up to the house. Very fun.
Masks I got here (very inexpensive)
Snack Labels:
My design that I printed them on a sheet of sticker paper and cut them out.
That is so great! It looks like so much fun for the little guys.
ReplyDeleteI have to 'fess up, I stole/borrowed your cake idea for my grandsons birthday party last week and it was a roaring {unintentional pun} success. many thanks.
ReplyDeletethese photos are lovely!!! and the cake is just..AWESOME!!!:)
ReplyDeleteCan I come to your son's 5th party?! This sounds amazing!!
ReplyDeleteAny chance you would want to send me the file so I could print those signs? They are so cute!
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