Party ideas for kids party games

I love this free birthday party game because you can customize it for adults and little kids. This classic group game is such a fun birthday party game that's fun with kids but hilarious for adults. All you need for this game is something to tie each pair's legs together. Who has the button? Let your guests play detective to find out.

All you need to play this easy birthday party game is a button! The classic game of charades that can be adapted for children of all ages and adults. It's a great idea to match a game of charades with the theme of your party. A fun game of tug of war that doesn't need any supplies at all. This is a great game that will really encourage your guests to use their imaginations.

This one also goes great with other jungle-themed party games. This free birthday party game is great for larger groups of guests and kids and adults will equally love it. This is an inventive game that takes barely any prep work. This classic water game is just as fun on land.

Add some funny voices and you've got yourself quite the party game. Be sure to scroll down to view the variations you can use to put a spin on this easy birthday party game.

Set up an obstacle course in your backyard or large area in your home using items you have on hand. You'll be surprised what items you have that may "trip" up your guests. The classic game of Hot Potato is a lot of fun and bring about a ton of laughs. The person left may be the winner but you can keep the game going by having them be the next caller.

We all know the easy-to-play game called Red Rover, and it will be a hit at your next birthday party. This is a great game to play outside and even better if you have a fairly large group. A guessing game that makes a super fun birthday party game. This game can be easily changed for older kids. Last but not least, the favorite game of Simon Says that can be played anywhere at anytime without anything to buy.

Put a twist on this popular birthday party game by changing the name "Simon" to something to fit your theme. A cross between I Spy and Hide and Seek will keep kids of all ages into this birthday party game. You only need one object for this game and it can be one of your choosing.

In this birthday party game, the guests will compete in relay races where they pile on the clothes and accessories. You can even customize all the clothes and accessories to fit whatever the theme of your birthday party is. Get the kids in a circle and pick one child to play. The child is then blindfolded and placed within the middle of the circle.

If the blindfolded kid can guess who they are sitting on, that person replaces them, if not they must continue. Hide presents or treats around the house and write clues for the kids to find them. Top tip: Get inventive with your clues, use rhymes or riddles to make the clues more fun.

Get a large spoon and a pack of eggs make sure the eggs rest comfortably on the spoons. Then get the children to race while holding the egg on the spoon. The first child to make it over the finish line without dropping their egg is the winner. Top top: Hard boil the eggs first to save on mess and get the kids to decorate them with felt tips before the race. Pair up the kids and tie one leg of one to one leg of the other child. To do this, you could use pieces of ribbon or string.

Then get the kids to race from a start to a finish point. Their legs that are tied must stay together the whole way throughout the race. Always race on soft ground as they may fall over during the race. Set up chairs in a circle and play music. While the music is playing get the children to circle the chairs, as soon as you stop the music the children must find a chair to sit on. Each time you stop the music remove one chair. If a child is not on a chair when the music stops, that child is out.

Top tip: Create two circles of chairs so the kids have to do a figure of eight round them. The added dimension and possibility for collision will up the excitement levels! There are many karaoke consoles on the market from Singstar to iSing.

Hook it up to your TV and get singing. Print off the lyrics to your favourite songs and sing along to the CD. Get one child to hide. Be sure to include things that Santa would do such as delivering presents, sliding down the chimney, and reading a Christmas wish list. Santa Says from The Resourceful Mama. How fast can kids wrap a present? You'll find out in this gift wrap relay.

Split the group into teams, then have them race to wrap a present. The first round should be an easy-to-wrap present, such as a box. Gradually make the presents harder to wrap without ripping the paper. Here's another relay Christmas game for kids: Each child puts on a pair of mittens and then unwraps a small piece of candy while wearing them—it's harder than it sounds!

This game can work by dividing the kids into teams or having each guest participate individually. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content. Create a personalised content profile. Measure ad performance. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile. Select personalised ads. Apply market research to generate audience insights. Measure content performance. Get a large spoon and a pack of eggs make sure the eggs rest comfortably on the spoons.

Then get the children to race while holding the egg on the spoon. The first child to make it over the finish line without dropping their egg is the winner. Top top: Hard boil the eggs first to save on mess and get the kids to decorate them with felt tips before the race.

Pair up the kids and tie one leg of one to one leg of the other child. To do this, you could use pieces of ribbon or string.

Then get the kids to race from a start to a finish point. Their legs that are tied must stay together the whole way throughout the race. Always race on soft ground as they may fall over during the race. Set up chairs in a circle and play music. While the music is playing get the children to circle the chairs, as soon as you stop the music the children must find a chair to sit on.

Each time you stop the music remove one chair. If a child is not on a chair when the music stops, that child is out. Top tip: Create two circles of chairs so the kids have to do a figure of eight round them. The added dimension and possibility for collision will up the excitement levels! There are many karaoke consoles on the market from Singstar to iSing. Hook it up to your TV and get singing. Print off the lyrics to your favourite songs and sing along to the CD.

Get one child to hide. The others then must go find them. If they find the person hiding they must join them in their hiding place. The aim is to get as many kids as possible in the space leaving one or two children looking. Top tip: Play in one large room and turn the lights off to make the game harder — make sure any obstacles are removed and hard edges covered. Get a large bucket and fill it with water then add apples — simple!