Games/Activity Ideas for 5 y/old & 2 y/olds party

marshallandcartersmo

DIS Veteran
Joined
Jun 16, 2005
Messages
5,487
I'm going to post this on the Budget board too to get as many ideas as I can..........

My sons birthday will be here in two weeks, they are 3 years and 4 days apart, older is turning 5, younger is turning 2. I've decided to have a joint party for them, though that was a whole family discussion in itself. I got "scolded" by several family members that I would be traumatizing the boys by not giving them their own party.........but I decided one big party would be easier than bringing friends and family together 2 weekends in a row. I also am trying to keep it as separate as possible, for my older sons friends from Preschool I will be sending them an invitation for a party in just his name, for all friends and family that know both boys, their invitation has both boys names on it. I'll be getting them each their own cake (Power Rangers and Scooby Doo), with their own decorations................

Now, the hard part. How to entertain 20 little boys and girls ranging from 2 years old to 7 years old?!?!?!? I will be having the party at our church, in a fairly large open room, it does have a TV and one ping pong table (I forsee 15 kids fighting over the two ping pong paddles in my future).

Any ideas!?!?!! I really am not crafty or good at coming up with ideas.......my sons last two parties were at McDonalds---built in playground!!

thanks so much for your help
 
Pin the Tail on ... worked great for my DD 3rd party with children ranging from 1yo to 5yo.

Pinatas - They now come with pull strings. Since you fill them yourself you can but candy or toys in it.

Duck, Duck, Goose for the presents - This was WONDERFUL this past year (DD turned 4). With some many kids, it is hard for the kids to see and bunch up. So you give very kid a present (either the one they brought or one from an adult that showed up without a kid, ie gramma) and have them sit in a circle around the birthday child. You pick the first "Goose" and they give them the present to open. Then you help the "goose" pick the next one. I had kids from 3yo to 7yo and everyone enjoyed it.

As for a craft idea, get the foam projects with stickers. You can buy all sorts of things, bookmarks, frames, door hangers, etc. You can find them at Michaels, Walmart, Jo-Ann's or any craft store.

Have fun at the party.
 












Receive up to $1,000 in Onboard Credit and a Gift Basket!
That’s right — when you book your Disney Cruise with Dreams Unlimited Travel, you’ll receive incredible shipboard credits to spend during your vacation!
CLICK HERE






DIS Facebook DIS youtube DIS Instagram DIS Pinterest DIS Tiktok DIS Twitter DIS Bluesky

Back
Top Bottom