Ultimate Kid Birthday Parties
Your Online Resource to Party Planning
Last Update: 4 February 2011
Ultimate Kid Birthday Parties
Your Online Resource to Party Planning
Last Update: 4 February 2011
First, I would like to thank Mason for sharing his great ideas from his Incredibles party.
Let me tell you, there are some great ideas in this party that I know you could use in your future Incredibles Party.
All the information contained in this party submission mirrors all the party themes format.
Starting with the invitations and finishing at the thank you notes, you are going to find everything you need to throw that Ultimate Birthday Party!
Once again, thanks Mason for your wonderful party ideas and I hope the readers will be able to utilize them in their future parties!
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We rented out a room at a nearby club for an afternoon party.
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We bought all the incredibles party ware from birthdayexpress.com.
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Cake: For the cake, I decorated it with the incredibles logo. After cake we went outside to break a piñata.
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Each favor box contained an incredibles mask, incredibles stickers and tattoos, an incredibles pez dispenser and an incredibles sticker activity book. The kids followed their piece of yarn til' they found their prize.
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The party started around 2pm. Once the guests had arrived (about 10 kids) I got them thinking about superheroes. "Who are your favorite superheroes?" "What things can superheroes do?" "What do superheroes wear?" I told them today at the party we were going to see if they had what it takes to be a superhero, just like the Incredibles. First we started off designing superhero t-shirts. The kids spent about 15 minutes decorating white t-shirts with fabric paint. This was a great activity because it also got the parents involved. Once the kids finished their shirts, they got to choose an Incredibles iron-on to take home to complete their shirts. I downloaded a bunch of free iron-ons at incredibles.com (click on the "activities" link. The kids had a quick snack (goldfish crackers and juice). Then it was time to test their superhero abilities. First we played wrap the bad guy. I had 3 parents as volunteers. Each one sat in a chair while teams of 3-4 kids gathered around each parent. Each team had a roll of streamers. When I said go, the teams raced to wrap up the bad guy. Since the kids were so young, there wasn’t really a winner. But they all had a lot of fun. When they ran out of streamers, they helped the parents escape by ripping off the streamers. Next we did the Elastigirl tangle. I took a sticker of elastigirl (oriental trading- roll of 100 incredibles stickers $4.95) and attached a piece of red yarn to it (to look like elastigirl's arm). I wrapped the yarn around the furniture. At the end of each piece was a little black hand. The hand was attached to their favor box. After that game, it was time to test their strength and speed. So we had the kids run through an obstacle course. First they had to bounce on one of those hippity hop ball things around a series of cones. Then they had to run across a bridge made of about 6 step stools. While they ran across the step stools the other kids got to try and knock the person off by throwing nerf like balls at them (this was taken from a scene in the movie). After the step stools, the kids had to knock down a cardboard brickwall and rescue baby jack jack (mc donalds toy) from the evil syndrome (we had bought the punchin pals syndrome doll and jack jack fit perfectly in his arms!). The kids LOVED this game. Everyone wanted to knock down the brick wall. And lots of the kids started helping my husband rebuild the brick wall between turns. My husband and I had made a piñata to look like the omnidroid robot from the movie. We used a beach ball to help get its shape, and papier-mâché it with newspaper and black tissue paper to give it the right color. Then we used corrugated black paper stuff we had gotten at the craft store for the legs. We folded the paper to make 4 square shaped tubes and cut slits on 3 out of 4 sides so that it would arch. Then finished each leg with a black construction paper cone to look like the claws) It looked great and all the parents were amazed that we had made it ourselves. The kids spent about 15 minutes or so trying to break the piñata! But they finally did.
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