Cupcake Party FavorsCupcakes PartyActivity IdeasGame IdeasCraft IdeasBoy'S BirthdayBirthday PartiesWright BirthdaySharks BirthdayForwardThose of you who are following us on Facebook know that a couple of weekends ago we had a LEGO Birthday party for our 7 year old boy! We typically don’t do the themed parties… in the past, birthday parties have just been an excuse to have a bunch of families we know over and …Make invitations using colored card stock, a one inch hole punch, and 3D foam tape. You can also download these invitation printables. Find them for free here. Put Lego bricks in the bathroom soap dispenser. Hang a Lego party lantern over the festivities. Learn how to make one here. Cover a tissue box with wrapping paper, cut a few holes, and put plastic cups in them. These are terrific for displaying snack foods like pretzels, candy, and more. Brighten things up with super easy Lego bunting. These can be made with card stock and a circle cutter (which is pretty much a must for anyone throwing a Lego party).
This one can be ordered for $16.52. Transform snack food containers into Lego-rrific holders for ice, popcorn, and other goodies. The coolest part is that after the party these can be used to store your kid’s Lego bricks. Learn how to make one here. Download a Lego birthday crown template. This printable is on Etsy for $4. Make utensil holders out of Lego bricks. A black marker is all you need to make dollar store bought yellow cups Lego themed. You can make your straws Lego themed, too. Download the free printable. Instead of turning off the TV, put on a Lego movie. Netflix has many Lego movies available to stream. Color garage sale frames and use them to display Lego images. The blue frame above is displaying the original patent for Lego, which can be downloaded here for free. Use cardboard to make a Lego photo booth. Set up a “Decorate A Mini-Figure” station. Craft a Lego piñata and fill it with candy AND Lego bricks.
Plastic spoons, Tupperware, and Lego bricks are all you need for this fun game. Hide Lego bricks in the backyard and have an Easter Egg-style hunt. Put a Lego twist on a classic birthday party game. Find the free template here. Play beanbag toss Lego style. Learn about this game and others here. Construct a Lego marble run to test your guests’ hand-eye coordination. Want a two part activity kids will love? Start by handing out “Build Your Own Race Car” kits. You can buy the materials for 10 Lego cars on Ebay for $39.99. Once your guests have built their cars, take them into the backyard (or another room) to race! Cover juice boxes so they look like Lego bricks. Find the template here. You can even make water bottles exciting with personalized labels. Personalize and download a template on Etsy for $5. Give cheese and crackers the Lego treatment. Make everything awesome with Lego sandwiches. Review the recipe for these peanut butter and honey Lego sandwiches.
Lego pizza is delicious and super easy to make. Serve Lego shaped ice cubes. You can buy these cool trays on Etsy for $8. Blow your guests’ minds with adorable Lego cake pops. To find the recipe click here and scroll down. You can make Lego men cake pops, too. Find the recipe here. While some contend birthday cake is best, it’s hard to imagine anyone complaining about these Lego cupcakes. You CAN make a really impressive cake with these molds, though. Find them here on Amazon for $33. Put the perfect candles atop whatever you serve. Buy these for $9.50. Lastly, send your guests home with these Lego themed goodie bags. Use your circle maker to cut the circles, then affix them to colorful bags, which can be bought in a pack of thirteen here for $7.99.Birthday Lego'SLegs BirthdayKaiden BirthdayTitus BirthdayIzzys BirthdayBoy Birthday Party LegoBoy Cupcakes BirthdayBirthday BackdropLego CupcakesForwardSuch an awesome bright and colorful Lego Birthday Party!
The cupcakes are so cute! Lego Theme Birthday PartyWrap BirthdayLegos PartyLego Parties7Th BirthdayBirthday PartiesBirthday IdeasLego Friends Party6Th BdayForwardWrap cracker and cereal boxes for fun decorations. Everyone reading this start saving them for me I will collect the week of his party! What is a Play-Well Birthday Party Like? The best birthday parties are some of the most memorable and fun experiences of your life. Our staff works with you to plan a project using LEGO® materials that reflects who your birthday girl or birthday boy really is. These projects are not only fun, but also interactive, and can sustain the attention of kids for more than an hour. You provide the Kids, and we bring 20,000 LEGO parts. We can hold a party at any location of your choosing, including your home or one of our activity centers. You can pick a themed party or a favorite project that your child has built in one of our classes. You'll never have the same party twice. Kids at a Play-Well birthday party aren't just playing.
They are learning at the same time. In some cases, you can even request a favorite instructor from a class or camp. “Can’t thank you enough for the wonderful time you provided for Henry and his pals during his birthday party. Everyone was talking about it for days- best party they ever attended.” “Our party was a hit! I was particularly surprised and impressed by how the boys reacted to the competition – no whining, no anger; rather intrigue, invention, and perseverance. I’ve been hearing great things back from the Moms.” “I thought it would be great to have an open backyard birthday party, let the neighborhood kids run around with close friends and family in a big jumpy house, have a clown and puppet show and enjoy Legos! But I never thought that the legos would be the best part! Not only did the kids stay entertained, but the dads actually hung around for a while! Thank you Play-Well for helping me plan and execute a great party!” “With so many birthday party theme options out there we hoped to do something that the kids could learn from at the same time have fun.
Boy, did Play-Well far exceed all of our expectations. Joy helped guide us through the planning process and on the day of the event Joy and her team provided such a wonderful experience for all the boys. Anyone who can keep 20+ boys quiet and mesmerized for any period of time at the same time teach them basic engineering is a hero in our book!” “Play-Well delivered an amazing party experience to both kids and adults. Max’s birthday party will be talked about for some time and Play-Well has everything to do with that! The project was exciting, the instructor was patient and helpful, the kids were engaged. The overall experience was truly fun! All correspondence with Play-Well has been great. Super helpful people, good response times to questions, flexible and helpful with party details (kid counts, pricing, party details, etc.) I am super satisfied with all aspects if my Play-Well experience and I would happily recommend Play-Well to any parent of a Lego lover! “My eight year old had such a good time at the Lego camp that he asked for a Lego party for his ninth birthday.
My younger son was so impressed by his brother's party that he requested an identical birthday party of his own when he turned seven. This was the easiest birthday party I've ever given -- I'm so glad I was able to give it twice!” “I just want to express my extreme gratitude to you and Play Well and to Mr. Joey who ran my son's birthday event. Everything went as smoothly as possible and I was able to sit back and enjoy and take lots of pictures. Even three of our dads couldn't resist joining in the fun and having jousts with the boys...I couldn't be more pleased and hope to use Play-Well again in the future for outstanding Lego fun!” “I wanted to thank Play-Well for putting on such a great party! Brian was an amazing instructor. He got here early and invited my two boys to help him set up while I got the house ready for the party (they loved it!). He was great with the kids, easily working with all 13, keeping them focused and having tons of fun. He was so on top of it things that I didn’t even go into the room until he asked if we might want to take pictures at the end before they cleaned up their mess (which I appreciated!).”