birthday kid party games and party ideas for any child party

Poetry Paranoia
Release the tension, hear the kids laugh with this fun and very creative party idea. Mom can start this fun birthday party game by giving a simple sentence that ends in a sound that is very easy to rhyme. You'd be surprised at how funny some of the rhymes can be! After a few rounds you could have something like this: Baseball players wield bats; My sister has a cat; It's a rat; My dog's fat; Look at that hat; I like to chat; etc. By the end of the cycle, you have written a very silly and fun poem. Other good words with easy to rhyme end syllables are the following: see, sand, right, and row.

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English Quotes
Mom should start this child party game idea by quoting a character in a book or movie. The first person to give the name of the character quoted gets to ask the next question and so on. This can be a suitable kid party game for the next child party you're planning. Depending on the movies and books you choose, it can also become an excellent teen party game. And when thinking about party games for teenagers, remember a pinata is always a good option for every party. Check out our wide variety of pinatas for people of all ages!

Seven Up
This kid party game is one of mom's best party ideas. In this party game all the children, except seven of them, sit with their heads down, hiding their eyes. The seven children selected have to walk around the room and each has to choose one person to tap. When they are done, they will tell the others to raise their heads and guess who was the one who tapped them. If their guess is right, then its that child's turn to tap, while the one who was discovered will join the rest of the children, who will put their heads down again, and so on. This child party game will have your guests entertained for hours!

Math Races
In this birthday party game the children will form two teams. Each team will be directed by a parent. Each child is told a problem and must write it down on a blackboard. For example: 1 x 8 = ? Each child must race to finish. When the two first children have completed their problem, they hurry and tap the next person and then remain standing on the side of the room. This continues until no one is left. The first team that is done is pronounced the winner.