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Kids Birthday Party IdeasAre you planning a kids birthday party? Looking for a good idea for the party theme? How about some kids activities for the birthday party. Don't forget to check out the Birthday Party Primer for 5 Rules for Planning a Successful Birthday Party. Kids Birthday Party ActivitiesBob the Builder
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Give your child a birthday party they will remember as the greatest party ever and you'll have as much fun as the kids!
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You probably never really thought about it before, but
suppose you could plan a party for your child that would have the kids talking about it months later. Suppose you could be the envy of all the parents you know for pulling off the best children's party they've ever seen.
Discover How To Have An Awesome Children's Party!
From a Mystery Party with fingerprint
activities and mystery foods to a Prehistoric Party with fossil digs and
dinosaur crafts, this book contains creative ideas for 50 theme parties,
including suggestions for invitations, decorations, costumes, games and
This book is filled with creative mix-and-match suggestions for unique and successful parties every kid will love.
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Kids Birthday Party Activities
Personal PizzasUse the individual size pizza crusts. Put out bowls with different toppings (cheese, sauce, pepperoni, mushrooms, tomato, peppers), and let each child make their own pizza. Be sure you know whose pizza is where when you put them in the oven. back to
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Animal GameBefore the party, cut pictures of animals out of old nature magazines. Try to use the pictures on the covers, because they are sturdier. Then pin a picture with a safety pin to the back of each kid's T-shirt. They all can ask each other yes or no questions, like "Do I swim in the ocean?," "Do I have feathers?" or "Do I live in the jungle?" until they figure out which animal are they. It was a wonderful ice-breaker too, if some of the kids don't know each other before the party. Very fun, and something all the kids could easily participate in. You can also play this game with older kids
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A Great Ice Breaker and Fun for the KIDSOne idea that worked out beautifully for my daughter's 5th birthday was to have a arts and craft table when the guest arrived. The arts and crafts table was a great ice breaker for the kids and parents. The girls decorated their princess hats and the boys decorated their crowns. We had stickers, crayons, colored pencils, glitter pens (that didn't work so great - too messy), and ribbon. We also had the kids decorate their goody bags. Brown or white paper sacks work great as party bags. We had a piñata and the kids put their candy and small toys in their decorated party bags. back to
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Build your own MazeWhen I was going to have a large group of mostly boys age 10, and a couple girls. My husband and I went to a appliance store and asked for some of their big huge boxes that the refrigerators come in, got them home and made a giant maze in our backyard. If you don't have room in your yard the local park or recreation centers are usually good about allowing use of their areas providing you clean up. This idea was sent in by Kerry Gessl. back to
kids activities Butterfly CraftsI just had a birthday party for my son, we made butterfly's out of a coffee filter. Materials This craft activity was sent in by Karen Miller.
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Purse PartyYoung girls like to do “purse parties”.
Kids love it ! Thanks to Martha W. for sending in this idea.
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Karaoke ContestWe had a karaoke idol contest and invited some neighbors to be the judges. What great fun and laughter the kids had and of course great singing. The judges held score cards that we made with construction paper and marked each child accordingly. Even the young boys in the neighborhood took part! Thanks to Ann V. for sending in this idea.
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Bob the BuilderFor my son's 2nd birthday, we had a Bob-the-Builder themed party and I bought a bunch of unfinished birdhouses from the crafts store and set up a large table with paints and brushes. I told all the children that before they came to the party, Bob the Builder stopped by and dropped off all the birdhouses that he made for them to paint. When they were finished, that became their party favor. It worked so well even my son believed it. Thanks to Ronald S. for sending in this idea.
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