Many Christmas party games for you to use

Water balloon cannon for your christmas party games You could just as easily use this for Halloween and is more suitable for older ages. These activities and themes, Santa just can't bring for your children activities. If you put in the special effort needed, your invitations will be eagerly awaited every year.
Here are the supplies you will need for the day:
104 inches of surgical rubber tubing (available at medical supply stores)
Plastic bowl or plastic plant pot Drill (for parents' use) Large grassy area for launching

1. Parent, drill two 1-inch holes 2 inches apart on side of the pot or bowl. The holes should line up one above the other.
2.Drill two more holes on the opposite side. Drill a fifth hole in the bottom of the bowl. (A plant pot already has a drainage hole.)
3.. Fold rubber tubing in half. Push the folded end through the hole in the bowl/plant bottom. Tie tubing in a knot below the hole, leaving a 10-inch loop to serve as a handle.
4. Next, thread tube end through one set of drilled holes. Repeat on opposite side with other tube end. Knot the ends, creating 10-inch-long loops for handles.
5.To operate cannon, you'll need three people. Two people hold the handles and a cannon commander pulls the sling back and puts water balloon into the pot/bowl for launching. Aim for a target, such as a stake, 50 to 100 feet away.
Do not use launch if people are in the area.

Flaming hoops What you need: Red, yellow, and orange colored paper Plastic hula hoop, duct tape Cardboard box Glue, scotch tape

1.Remove top flaps of a cardboard box. Cut slits down both ends of the box, stopping 3 inches from the base.
2.Next, cut half-circles out of the front and back of the box.
3.Slide the hula hoop in the slits.
4.Duct tape the base of the hoop to the inside bottom of the box.
Cover box with cut paper flames,
5.Tape more paper flames around the hula hoop. Have your pet jump through the "dangerous" flames.

childrens christmas party ideas

If you 're having a party in December you've a great start. Use the Christmas tree as an idea. Traditional colours of green and red point to using a poinsettia theme.
Gather together all you can with these colours and perhaps, gold. Arrange you children in a circle and pass a little puppet around the circle until the music stops.
Whoever has the puppet then, has to leave the circle (Boo Hoo).

With your christmas tree as the focus, set a task, with each child in turn blindfolded, of pinning their badge the highest on the tree. This always goes down great with kids.

Next up is Stop Dancing.
You play music they like and stop it at a certain point. Everyone has to stand perfectly still. The one who stand most still wins the prize. Of course, you just play this until everyone has a prize. What a great game!

For the final treat, the christmas bag. You'll never be short of things you can add in here. Christmas chocolates, colouring books and pens, and so on. They don't cost much but kids just love to win a bag bag full of goodies.

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