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Dinosaur Balloon Stomp (Tag) Game

March 18, 2020 by Coralie

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During my son’s dinosaur birthday party, we played a lot of fun games and did some fun activities. One thing we did that the kids LOVED was a dinosaur balloon stomp (aka balloon tag) game.

Instead of empty balloons, we put small plastic dinosaurs inside along with a fun treat. That way, when the balloon got stomped on, they would have something fun to grab. We made a lot of them, so the kids could play for a while without running out of balloons. I would suggest at least 5 for each kid.

To put the Dinosaur Balloon Stomp game together you will need:

  • medium-sized latex balloons (quantity depends on how many kids)
  • small plastic dinosaur toys
  • small treats (that can’t be squished easily, like hard candy)
  • yarn or string

To put the toy and treat in the balloons will probably take two people. One person to stretch out the opening and the other to put the toy and treat inside. I had my older girls (his older sisters) help me.

Once all of the balloons are filled, you will want to blow them up to about 3/4 capacity and then tie them off.

Now you will take a piece of string that is about 3-4 feet long and tie one end on the balloon securely, and save the other end to tie around the ankle of the kids playing.

Dinosaur Balloon Stomp (Tag) Game
Dinosaur Balloon Stomp (Tag) Game
Dinosaur Balloon Stomp (Tag) Game
Dinosaur Balloon Stomp (Tag) Game

If you are planning a Dinosaur birthday party, be sure to save this idea to your Pinterest board.

Dinosaur Balloon Stomp (Tag) Game

We just shared this amazing Dinosaur Lava Cake that you can make for your kids’ Dinosaur Birthday Party too! It is really easy to put together and the kids love it!

Dinosaur Lava Cake

Keep checking back as we add even more great Dinosaur Birthday Party ideas! I would also love to hear what your ideas are. Leave a comment below letting me know.

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