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Parties/celebrations

Whether you're planning a birthday or a hen do, you'll find plenty of ideas for your celebration on our Party forum.

House party tips for 7 year olds

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justpeachy74 · 06/07/2016 13:34

We are having a mini party for my 7yo daughter and 6 of her classmates and I'm looking for tips/ideas to make it fun for them and not too stressful for me and oh. Help!

I'm a bit nervous that they'll be bored. My vague plan is to have an easy activity eg biscuit decorating followed by pass the parcel, some garden games (ideas for this gratefully received!) and perhaps a bit of a mini disco. How does that sound? Please point out any possible pitfalls!

Tia

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AlwaysDancing1234 · 07/07/2016 14:46

At that age my DS and his friends just loved messing about in the garden. Couple of space hoppers to race, egg and spoon race, musical statues. We also bought a pop up tent cheap in the camping shop sale - they spent aaaaages playing in it!

WhatInTheWorld76 · 07/07/2016 16:46

Bubble machine or bubble wand? (Homemade) Pinata from a cereal box or two with truth or dares in it (quickly printed out on computer) Nothing too crazy.

You could have balloon races (through the knees & over the head etc). Apple bobbing with fizzy jelly (always funny for the kids).

If they are sensible what about very well supervised sparklers and a hot dog/burger? Or making a mini camp fire and toasting marshmallows with scrummy hot chocolates?

These ideas might not scream "birthday" but guarantee they'll be memorable for her.

fluttershyby · 07/07/2016 18:25

Get a pack of toilet rolls in the pound shop, pair the children up. One of them is the mummy and the other one has to wrap a roll around the mummy as quick as they can.

ceebie · 08/07/2016 14:47

Ooh, DD has asked for a house party with around 6 guests for her 7th party! Following with interest.

One idea I had from another party was a cardboard play house or play shop that they can colour in. They're around £15 but should provide some fun...

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