LIKYMO Scratch Art Party Bag Fillers (Rainbow Scratch Art) – 24-pack Dinos for kids aged 4–9

The essentials

LIKYMO’s Rainbow Scratch Art scratch books are the kind of party-bag filler that keeps kids busy without needing complicated setup. This 24-pack is aimed at children aged 4 to 9, and the idea is straightforward: you scratch through a black coating to reveal bright colours underneath. On paper, it’s a good match for busy classrooms and birthday parties because it doesn’t rely on reading instructions or adult supervision once the concept is explained.

You also get the practical “party pack” angle. Each set is presented as mini scratch books for kids, plus wooden pencils, drawing templates and gift bags included in the bundle. That means less last-minute prep when you’re building return gifts for classmates or sorting out a group activity for a party.

There’s one thing worth noting: scratch art is satisfying, but it can get a bit messy if kids press too hard or scratch aggressively. It’s usually manageable with the right spot (a table and some wipes), but it’s not the cleanest craft style out there.

Key features for party bags

This is scratch art designed for kids, so the experience is built around simple cause-and-effect: scratch, reveal, repeat. The pack includes 24 scratch books with 240 pages for scratching (as described), 24 wooden pencils, 24 drawing templates and 24 gift bags.

The “dinos” theme in the pack title should appeal to a lot of primary-age kids, and the rainbow scratch effect is the main draw. If you’re choosing party bag fillers that work for both boys and girls, this is a safe theme direction, rather than something that leans heavily into one specific character type.

It’s also presented as a convenient option for classroom gifts and teachers’ class rewards, not just birthday events. If you’re the sort of person who likes having something ready to hand out at short notice, these party-bag-sized mini books are easier than setting up a longer craft station.

What you’ll notice in everyday use

In a typical scenario, you hand a bag to a child, they start scratching the black surface, and the hidden colour shows up as they work. It’s a nice activity for the “I need something to do while the other kids arrive” moment at a birthday, or for filling time during a class party.

From the description, the kit is designed to support fine motor skills through drawing and scratching, which is often what parents and schools look for in low-pressure creative activities. For a 4–7 year old, the main win is that it’s interactive without needing complicated steps.

That said, it’s still scratch art: some children may lose interest once they’ve revealed a small section, while others will happily scratch for ages. If your group is particularly restless, you may want to supervise the first couple of minutes to get everyone confident with the technique.

Safety and build

The brand states the scratch books are CPC certified and made with durable, non-toxic paper. It also mentions tear-resistant coatings, which is relevant because party gifts get passed around, dropped, and generally treated with “kid enthusiasm”.

That makes this more reassuring for age 4+ than purely decorative scratch sheets that can be more fragile. It’s not a technical guarantee that every child will treat the books carefully, but the tear-resistant point is a practical one.

Who it suits (and who might skip it)

It’s a good fit if you want ready-to-go party bag fillers for children aged 4–9, especially for school events, birthday return gifts or class gifts where you need something that feels like “real activity” rather than a small toy.

It makes sense if you’re trying to balance value-for-money with a craft that doesn’t require adult setup each time. The inclusion of wooden pencils, templates and gift bags is the sort of detail that saves time when you’re packing things at speed.

It might not be a great match if you’re buying for kids under 4, or if you’re looking for a more detailed art kit with multiple stages, paints, or longer-term projects. Scratch art is more of a quick creative burst than a full craft programme.

What to check before you buy

Before committing, it’s worth double-checking that you’re comfortable with the scratch-to-reveal format. If you’re expecting a traditional colouring-in book, this is different: the “magic” happens through scratching.

Also consider how many children you’re catering for. This is a 24-pack, so it’s ideal when you’re distributing one item per child. If you need fillers for a larger group, you may need extra quantities.

Finally, if your event is strictly low mess, plan for a table surface and a simple cleanup routine—scratch art can be forgiving, but it’s still a hands-on activity.

Final verdict

It’s worth buying if you need a simple, age-appropriate scratch art option for kids aged 4–9, and you value the included pencils, templates and gift bags for quick party prep.

You may want to skip it if you’re after a more complex, multi-step craft or you strongly prioritise a very tidy activity where nothing gets rubbed off.

Mini FAQ

Is this scratch art suitable for children as young as 4?

The pack is described for children aged 4–9, and it’s positioned as a safe gift option with durable, non-toxic paper.

What’s included in the 24-pack?

As described, you get 24 scratch books (with a total of 240 scratch pages), 24 wooden pencils, 24 drawing templates and 24 gift bags.

How does the rainbow scratch effect work?

Kids scratch the black coating to reveal the colours underneath.

Can it work as a class gift, not just a birthday party filler?

Yes—it's also presented as a classroom gift option and for teachers’ class gifts, as well as return gifts for birthdays.

Does it come with party-bag packaging?

Yes. The description specifically mentions gift bags included per child.