S.C. asks from Omaha, NE on February 09, 2009
Seeking Indoor Games or Arts and Crafts Idea for Kids at a 4 Yr Birthday Party
Hi Moms,
I am planning my son's birthday party and the theme is Spiderman. I am turing to all the wonderful moms for advice and ideas. I would like to do some sort of fun activities with the kids but am clueless. I grew up with sisters and know a lot of fun things to do with girls but when it comes to boys...it's another story. So anything creative and simple would be great. Can anyone recommend some fun websites for ideas or projects? Thanks in advance.
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First of all...I wanted to Thank all the wonderful moms who responded to my request. The party was a blast. All the kids had fun. Thanks again for everything:0)
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B.H. answers from Sioux Falls on February 10, 2009
There is a really neat website called family fun. I believe it is by Kraft. I just put the theme of my son's 4 year party in there and it had ideas to make a cake all kinds of fun games and even pages to print for coloring etc. I seem to use it all the time. Good Luck
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K.G. answers from Omaha on February 10, 2009
first thing that came to my mind was silly string (web) wars
find them things to climb on - jump off of etc.
you could make your own pin tail on donkey and have them pin spider on web.
dont know if weather would be good enough but i know there are spiderman jump houses.
good luck
C.L. answers from Minneapolis on February 10, 2009
Try BirthdayExpress.com. They have party ideas on line. Have fun! My 9 year old son says "Pin the web on Spiderman" (you can modify pin the tail on the donkey).
B.T. answers from Minneapolis on February 09, 2009
tap the web on spiderman, xerox a bunch of webs, one for each child. Write there names on the back and have them tape them on a poster of spderman.
coloring page of spiderman.
"hot potatoe" with a stuffed spderman.
pull string Pinata
B.H. answers from Sioux Falls on February 10, 2009
There is a really neat website called family fun. I believe it is by Kraft. I just put the theme of my son's 4 year party in there and it had ideas to make a cake all kinds of fun games and even pages to print for coloring etc. I seem to use it all the time. Good Luck
J.G. answers from Minneapolis on February 10, 2009
I have two boys and have yet to find a truly successful craft.......my boys and friends have never really been consistently into them. However, we found one fun game that we will do again and again! It's the "sock race game" and you basically have a huge pile of single socks that you put in the middle of a circle of kids. You time them for one minute and see how many socks they can get on one foot (it's best to have smaller socks on the top of the pile and bigger ones on the bottom). Who ever gets the most socks on their foot wins a prize. (you can prolong the game by having the kids count one at a time as they disrobe the socks off that foot). It sounds ridiculous but we had a ball doing it. The only down side is that you have many socks to wash afterward! Good luck! J.
D.P. answers from Minneapolis on February 09, 2009
how about buying a bunch of fake spiders and then having them lean over a chair and try to get them in a jar (normally can use clothes pins to do this)...we did this at my 3yr olds party and they loved it. could you freeze small spiders in ice for their drinks??
H.A. answers from Waterloo on February 10, 2009
You could use paper plates and string and let them amke and decorate a Spiderman mask.
C.Z. answers from Omaha on February 10, 2009
Hi S C,
This doesn't really have anything specifically to do with Spiderman but this is a great thing to do at birthday parties. We have made "search and find" bottles. You could use "spiderman" themed stuff inside.
*Water bottles
*Bird seed or sand
*Any little trinket that you can fit through the top of a waterbottle
*Glue for the lid for when you are finished
*Laminated card with everything in the bottle written on it. You could even put on there "Thanks for coming to my party! Your child's name.) Punch a hole through it and use a ribbon to tie it onto the neck of the bottle.
Have the kids put one of each of your trinkets (birthday candle, dime, plastic spider, toothpick, safety pin, marble, nail/screw, ect) inside the bottle. Fill half way with birdseed/sand. Glue lid on.
The fun (especially in the car) is trying to find all the things inside the bottle by shaking it.
C.
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