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The BEST indoor birthday party games for kids of all ages - creative ideas for music games, circle games, relays, scavenger hunts and more!
- Balloon Pop. Every kid’s party needs balloons! And why not get another use out of them with this classic birthday party game. Popping balloons, while loud, is always such fun!
- Musical Statues. Musical Statues is a classic game that never goes out of fashion! It is also suitable for just about any age party, and the kids will have fun playing no matter how young or old they are.
- Scavenger Hunt. A scavenger hunt (or treasure hunt) does take some planning beforehand, but it will be worth it in the end as they are so much fun! You will have to make the scavenger hunt age-appropriate for the kids, so consider whether they can read on their own yet, what clues they will understand, and how long to make the scavenger hunt.
- Obstacle Course. As far as party games for kids go, this is one of my absolute favorites! I’ve even had adult party guests want to partake in this outdoor game.
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Pin the Horn on the Unicorn: Colorful twist on ‘pin the tail on the donkey.’ Potato Sack Race: This one’s a classic…for extra fun, set up obstacles in the yard for the kids to hop around on their way to the finish! Punch Balloons: These giant, extra bouncy balloons are a blast to have out at a party and see who can punch them back and forth the fas...
Obstacle Course: Set up the ultimate afternoon of fun at home or a local park using household items that’ll double as obstacles for the kids to make their way through to reach the end of the course! Water Balloon Pinata: For those hot summer days, fill up water balloons, string them on a line, and let the kids get to popping. This is a party game f...
Here we’re sharing some of our tried and true party games for kids that you can get in on the action too. There are step-by-step instructions so you can easily recreate the fun at your own party!
Place a long strip of heavy-duty plastic sheeting* on the grass. (If the kids are older (and gutsy) you can go downhill, but you certainly don’t want to go up). *You gotta use the good stuff otherw...Secure with landscape anchor pins.Generously pour on a slippery solution of choice. My go-to’s are dish soap + water or cooking oil.Get a running start, and slip and slide your way across the lawn!Pick out the “treasure” (toy, prize, party favor) that you’re going to use and hide it well.Write clues (the number will vary based on age, but anywhere from 5-8 is good) out on paper. It’s fun to make these rhyme, but if you’re not great at riddles that’s ok too!Hide the clues in their designated areas, making sure to go in order ;)Send the kids off on a hunt for buried treasure, offering assistance to the little ones as needed.Wrap a small gift in a box.Wrap the box in a layer of fun and colorful wrapping paper.Repeat step 2 until the box is wrapped in more layers than there are children participating in the game; I’d say at least 3-5 more.Having everyone sit in a circle, let the first kid unwrap the first layer, passing the present to the person on the right once their layer is removed.Using recycled tin cans, paint in fun colors, adding your own flair and design.Stack them up in a pyramid shape on top of a table.Let the kids throw a *soft* ball at the cans to see how many they can knock down.In a large sandbox, bury multiple little toys, rocks, pebbles, etc.Let kids hop into the “treasure chest” and see how many they can dig out and find!Place chairs in a circle, one for each player.When the music starts, have the kids walk around the back of the chairs in a circle.Once the music stops, they’ve got to scramble to get a seat!If you’re left standing, you’re out. Continue until there’s just a single chair filled.Fill a bucket of water, one for each kid playing.Add a variety of whole fruit (with edible skin), a piece of each kind per bucket. Think apples, pears, plums, peaches, or nectarines.Shout out the name of a fruit, and have the kids try to bob out that piece, with their eyes closed! They’ll have to nibble around to taste which one is the right one.Continue until all the fruit is removed from the buckets, crowning the most bobbed the quickest the winner!Mar 17, 2024 · 8. 3-Legged Race. This classic birthday party game is perfect for kids of all ages and is sure to get everyone laughing! All you need is some short lengths of rope or string for each pair. How to play: Have kids pair up and tie one of each of their legs together so they essentially have 3 legs between them.
Dec 19, 2023 · December 19, 2023. By Chad Montgomery. Table of Contents. Classic Birthday Party Games. Creative and Unique Birthday Party Games. Outdoor Birthday Party Games. Indoor Birthday Party Games. DIY Birthday Party Games. Educational Birthday Party Games. Interactive and Tech-Inspired Birthday Party Games. Adapting Games for Different Ages.
Jan 19, 2024 · If you as a parent are throwing a party, you want to be sure to have the best birthday party games for kids that they will remember for years to come! We’ve included tons of classic games, including ideas for how to make games fit your child’s party theme , along with suggestions for other cool games to try for easy entertainment at any boy ...
Mar 20, 2024 · Best Birthday Party Games for Kids. Easy indoor & outdoor party games to entertain the kids. Get inspired for your party with these 30 Fun Party Game Ideas
