Dinosaur Matching Game for Toddlers
I’ve promised to continue sharing more of the matching games 2-year-old N loves, and here’s the next one: Dinosaur Matching Game for Toddlers.
Dinosaurs are always popular with kids, and N definitely gets very excited when he sees his plastic dinos. I expected him to really like this theme, and he sure did 🙂
This game is perfect for learning colors, dinosaur names, visual discrimination, one-to-one correspondence, and more!
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Materials for Dinosaur Matching Game
- Dinosaur Matching Game pdf file (download below).
- Two sheets of paper. I like to use heavier scrapbook paper.
- Printer.
- Laminator.
- Laminating pouches.
- Paper cutter or scissors.
What’s in the Printable PDF File?
The dinosaur matching game features six different dinosaurs: a blue ankylosaurus, a red tyrannosaurus, a green spinosaurus, a purple archaeopteryx, a gray apatosaurus, and a yellow compsognathus.
I’ve included three different versions of matching cards: One with the color names, one with the dinosaur names, and one with both the color names and the dinosaur names.
You’ll probably want to stick to one set of cards for younger toddlers, but you can definitely mix and match once your kids are up for it. N didn’t really see a difference between the different sets.
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Dinosaur Connect the Dots Printables | Living Life and Learning
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Hi! I’ve signed up for the newsletter and Dino cards, but not getting either in my email?
Hi Erika, I’m so sorry to hear that you didn’t receive your download! Everything looks good from my side, I wonder if the email got caught up in your spam filter for some reason. I’m sending you a new link via email right now! I apologize for the inconvenience and hope you’re having a great day.
-Tina
My email is not coming through either, not in junk.
Hi Zoe, thanks for reaching out! I apologize for the glitch and inconvenience. I’m sending you an email with the link as soon as I’m done replying to this comment 🙂 Thank you for your patience!
Stay safe and have a great day!