LEGO & Block Party your little one love to play with block sets? Why not build him a fantastic birthday party with our LEGO, LEGO-inspired and Building Block Party themes. If your little builder spends hours a day connecting LEGO blocks to build all sorts of different creations, then he is certainly going to love his next birthday party when you decorate it inThese Party themes comes with all the fun birthday party supplies needed to transform your son’s next birthday party into a LEGO block-bonanza! Invitations and Thank You's These LEGO and LEGO-inspired block party themes come with all of the necessary items needed for party guests. of our Party theme comes with either blue or red items. consist of plates, banners, cups, forks and knives, napkins, balloons, a table cover and much, much more! Your little guy will flip out when he sees that his birthday party is decorated in the theme of his favorite toy, a timeless classic, the LEGO..
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I downloaded a free "LegoThick" font and made a banner and labels for party bags and treats. I printed out minifigure heads to go onto the straws. And, as the guests arrived, they got to design their own minifigure on paper and decorate their own minifigure head (yellow) cup to drink out of. We also used any large Lego kit creations we built and the big Sort-and-Store head.Our time was in between meals, so just snacks were served. Build your own Lego crackers -- Club crackers with mini pepperoni and cheese circles made from cut up string cheese; and of course a Lego cake. The cake was made with one 15x9 sheet cut in half and stacked, and two 9x9 sheets stacked. For the Lego knobs I cut a jumbo marshmallow in half. All was covered with Buttercream frosting tinted a basic color. For Lego themed party games, we did an opener where they had to build a birthday related item and tell us about it. Then we got them moving with two relays -- (2 teams) Putting Lego Duplo blocks into a bowl across the room using chop sticks, then taking them out;
and then balancing the Duplo figure in a spoon to the end of the room and back. Next there was a building challenge for the tallest tower. The last game was reading a made up Lego story fashioned after the Left/Right game, where you pass an item to the left and right whenever you heard the words. After each event, they got to go to the prize table and pick something out to go into their take-home bags. These items were m&m's lables as minifigure poop, play-doh, crayons, a home-made Lego coloring book, bubbles, and a party favor Lego set. The Lego sets were used during the Left/Right game.After that it was free build time till they got picked up. Click here to read or post comments Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. Simply click here to return to Free Party Printables Submission Form.Party favors made easy and fun! Shop a huge, affordable selection of girls' and boys' party favors, sports favors, favor boxes, bags... Find everything you need for an eggs-tra special Easter celebration!
Host a St. Patrick's Dinner Party Get all the details from Haeley of Design Improvised on hosting a sophisticated dinner party.How to make your own party bags that stand out! Kids love party bags but an hour after the party the plastic toys are broken and the kids are on a sugar high. Here are our top alternative ideas Fewer, better quality items will keep kids entertained long after the balloons have popped Pencil with fun rubber on the end Pen with sparkles/superhero/princess theme Small bottle of bubbles for party bag book sets Tub of Play Doh Kids expect something sweet in their goody bag but keep them to a minimum or replace with a healthier option Small bag of Haribo sweets Fruit hearts/strings/stars – made with fruit juice so a bit healthier Fruit kebab – fill a wooden kebab stick with yummy grapes, strawberries and pineapple and seal in a sandwich bag for freshness Banana cup cakes – a hit of sugar but with a fruity twist
If you want to ditch the bag idea all together a good option is to give each child one gift that costs the same as all the other bits added together. Colouring book and pens/pencil Pencil case filled with pencils, rubbers, rulers etc Craft set – paint your own piggy bank/mug Stationary set – matching notepad, pen, pencil etc Top Tip: For pre-school kids and school kids buy a stack of paper bags to use as goodie bags, write all the children’s names on in bubble writing and get them to decorate their own name. It’s an excellent way to get them to calm down for 5 minutes and you can give a prize out for the best decorations. Provide stickers, pens, glue and glitter so they can get creative. Love, Katie from team ParentVille We scout, you shine! Twice a month, we send you our favorite tips to explore London and amaze your tiny ones. My grandson was thrilled with the LEGO Bikini Bottom Undersea Party. It had just the right amount of pieces for him (6 years old).