Kids Party Games
Birthday Dinner
Players sit in a circle. The birthday child starts by saying, "At
my birthday dinner I like to eat (.)". Then the next player must
repeat, "At my birthday dinner I like to eat (what the first child
said)" and then add another Meal. This continues around the circle
with each player reciting the dishes in the same order they have been
given and then adding a new one. If a player makes a mistake they move
out of the circle and the game continues. The person left who can perfectly
recite the birthday dinner menu wins.
Scavenger Hunt
Hide items around the yard or in selected rooms if they can't go outside,
then have children work together to find all the items.. Scavenger hunts
are a fun way to entertain kids at birthday parties
Pinata
This is a game that requires room and good supervision - the children
are blindfolded (or not, if they are young and don't want to be) and
they take a stick and try to break a hanging container that has candies
and other small goodies in it. (Colorful Band-Aids were popular among
the preschoolers here!). To make one, you can do something as simple
as decorating a paper grocery bag with paints or crepe paper and then
gluing and taping the top shut once the treats are inside. Run a string
along the top edge before shutting the bag. You can also make a fancier
one using a balloon and paper mache. The fun thing is that these can
be decorated to match any theme.
Balloon Busta
Write the name of each child on a balloon, one balloon for each
child's name. Each child is given a pin and tries to pop the
balloons. The winner
is the child whose name is on the last balloon to be popped.
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