Which parents don't know the problem: your beloved child's birthday is in a week's time and you just can't think of any suitable games for the program? Here you will find great ideas for organizing a fun and creative birthday party.
Material
- Sweets
- Bucket
- Blanket
- Sweets
- Paper clips
- Fishing rods (e.g. long thin branches/sticks)
- Magnets
- Container (e.g. laundry basket)
- blindfold if necessary
- Bowl
- Spoon
- Balloons
- Confetti
- various small prizes/gifts
- different colored wool threads
- Pencils or toilet rolls
Games
VOLLTREFFER
- Preparation: A bucket is positioned about 2 - 3m away on a spread-out blanket.
- The children must now try to hit the bucket with sweets from this distance (the distance should be chosen so that it is not too easy).
- Whoever succeeds is allowed to collect all the sweets that have missed the bucket from the ceiling. Direct hit!
SWEET ANGELS
- Preparation: Attach paper clips to the sweets and a magnet to each of the hinges.
- The sweets are placed in a container.
- Each child now has 3 attempts to fish the sweets out of the container.
- This game can also be played blindfolded.
SWEET TOOTH
- Preparation: A bowl of sweets is placed about 10 meters away.
- Each child must now use a spoon to get as many sweets as possible within 1 minute.
- Any sweets that fall on the way must be left behind.
- The winner is the child with the most sweets.
CONFETTI ALARM!
- Preparation: The balloons are filled with plenty of confetti before being inflated.
- Each child receives a balloon, which they must blow up until it bursts. However, the balloons can also be popped in any number of other ways, depending on the age of the children.
- If all the balloons burst at about the same time, there is a fantastic rain of colorful confetti.
FADEN-FIASKO
- In this game, each child receives a small gift or prize at the end.
- Preparation: The gifts/prizes are each knotted onto a woolen thread and then hidden all over the room. The different threads should be criss-crossed around the room.
- Each child now chooses the beginning of a string and has to roll up the thread on a pencil or toilet roll.
- At the end of the string, each child then receives their gift/prize.
Proof of source
- Cover picture: Theresa Kluding
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