5 Party Games That Will Get The Kids Active And Fired Up
On top of your kid’s party entertainment, or food, children’s
party games are an awesome way to get everyone in the party spirit, put more focus
to your gathering, and at the same time getting the kids active. Below are some
games for younger children and children of all ages. Get some inspiration, innovate
a little, dress the children up and get ready to have fun!
Balloon Burst (Ages 4 and Up)
Kids hit a balloon in the air to your music until the music
stops, then whoever was the last to touch the balloon must first burst it, and
second complete the challenge inside in balloon. Write challenges on paper and
insert them into balloons then inflate them, prepare enough balloons for the
game. Challenges can be anything from simple questions but to make it fun, it
can be tests such as trying to lick your elbow or nose, do the chicken dance.
Giant’s footsteps / Statues (Ages 4 and Up)
Appoint one kid/adult will be the Giant and stand with their
backs to everyone else, who will stand about 3-5 metres away from the Giant.
Everyone has to move closer to the Giant, when his head is turned away from
everyone else. When he turns around, anyone who he sees still moving has to go
back to the start line. The person who catches up with the Giant and taps him
on the shoulder is the winner.
Sack Race (Ages 4 and Up)
Best way to get the children ready to eat is to wear them
out! Get a pillowcase of a rice sack, get the children to place both of their
legs inside a sack or pillow case that reaches their waist. From the starting
point, yell “GO” and they have to hop toward the finish line. The first child
to cross the finish line is the winner of the race!
Duck Duck Goose (Ages 6 and Up)
Get all the children to sit in a circle, and leave one
child. The child left out walks around the outside of the circle, and taps the
head of each child, calling each of them "duck" until the child
decides to call out a "goose". The goose gets up and tries to catch
the child, while he/she run round the circle to get to the vacated spot where
the goose has been sitting. If the first child manage to get the spot before
being caught, the other child loses and does the calling of duck duck goose. Else,
the same child has to go again!
Pirates' obstacle course (Ages 4 and Up)
Find a big space such as a garden or a hall, and keep it
empty. Then put some ‘islands’ on the floor, so that they follow some kind of
natural course, using cushions, mats, chairs and rows of chairs, sofas etc. The
children have to through the obstacle course without touching or falling into
the “sea”, by jumping from island to island. Test the obstacle course out to
ensure that it is safe, and adjust the course according to the age of the child.
Whoever falls into the sea the least number of times is the winner!
With love,
The Makors Team
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