Birthday party cakes and games

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Virtual birthday party games are fun activities you and your guests can play during your online party. Turning 30 typically symbolizes entering a new chapter in one's life, and sometimes commences with a 30th birthday party. This saran wrap party game is a great game for adults or kids to play. For a game of water balloon toss, pair up the guests and have them toss a water balloon to each other. So check out some of the more creative and unusual group activties and experiences below that lend themselves to a 30th birthday celebration for men.

Each sheet needs to have the same amount of stickers. All the supplies were stashed into a wooden crate to make it easy to grab. Boys are all about racing to see how is the fastest! Even Princess Tootsie wanted to try! I promise she looked way more coordinated at the beginning of the party. All you need is a paper lunch bag, a marker, and a list of things easily found in your backyard.

They loved tearing through the yard collecting items! After everything on the list of checked off, the children choose treasure pre-filled Easter eggs bought on sale.

After the games, it was time for a laid back dinner of hotdogs, chips and cake! Although the boys did agree to a combined camping birthday party, they were very vocal about having two separate birthday cakes. Not to be outdone, Little Boy wanted an entire campsite on his birthday cake! It is filled with a campfire, tent, trees, and even a sweet red bird.

Go see how I made this DIY camping birthday cake! The boys thought these super huge marshmallows were awesome!

Little sneakers! After all that fun, it was time to settle down with a movie on the big screen. Honey attached a side to our tailgating tent to create a big screen for a projector. It worked like a charm and was super cool to watch the movie on a giant screen! Remember my Garden Varmint post? This Backyard Campout Birthday Party was by far our boys favorite! Keeping the party simple with a few games and a easy menu made for a laid back yet fun time for this party planning Mama.

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Thanks Suzanne! We had the best time partying with a backyard full of boys running around like crazy! This is one of the neatest, and most fun birthday themes I have seen. Such awesome ideas! Thank you bunches for linking up and partying with us, Ashley! We started out with a picture of the characters from Mario Party then added on the party info.

Then Ben came up with the idea to add hidden pictures. Then I printed them out folded in half closed with a star sticker and gluesticked a Mario star on top. Since the few people mainly family invited for my 3 year old would also be invited for the 7 year old I just made an insert for his invitation.

I made it slightly smaller then half the size of the bigger invitation. On it I cut and pasted his face to a picture of Mario flying on Yoshi. Jake is turning 3! Then added the info below. I printed and cut these out and slipped them into the bigger Mario birthday party invitations.

For Mario birthday party decorations I mostly used leftover crepe paper balloons and cut out pictures of Mario characters that my children had drawn. I also bought one bag of mixed balloons at the dollar store.

Above the fish tank I hung a banner leftover from a firetruck birthday. Between Happy and Birthday it had a framed circle with a picture of a firetruck. I cut that circle out and pasted a piece of black with white stripes paper into the frame. I had two round table covered with light green with darker green vines tablecloths. On each one I put three little pots that I had painted green. In the center of each one was a piranha plant. I secured them with clay. Besides the piranha plants there were craft supplies for the coin collector decorating.

On a wall beside the tables I made a Mario birthday party scene. I put a brown with yellow and orange squiggly line border along the bottom of the wall. Then I added a big vine on one side leading up to a row of clouds from one side to the other. I taped coins in a row above the clouds. Above that I added two clouds with faces. Then I had three little rows of brick blocks.

It was finished off with Goomba Mario Luigi Latiku pipes a fire flower mushroom and chain chomp all drawn by my two oldest boys. I always like to have an activity to do while we wait for everyone to arrive.

They seem to especially like it if it is something they can use for the party. For this Mario birthday party we made coin collectors. I saved up 2 liter soda bottles, rinsed them out and covered them in plain printer paper. Then I cut a slot for coins in each one. I also painted the caps four different colors. I used the bottle cap colors to pair them off into teams. To decorate the coin collectors I had printed out coloring sheets of items from Mario games star, mushroom, etc.

Then I cut out them all out and put them in the pockets of little Mario overall pockets I made by cutting overall shapes minus the legs out of blue construction paper. I cut the pocket shapes and glued on the bottom and two sides leaving the top open. Then I glued down two yellow foam circles for buttons on each one. We have a big fish tank that sits empty on a bureau in my dining room. For the Mario birthday party I covered the bottom with gravel.

There was actually colored macaroni mixed in with the gravel by my 3 year old. It added nice color :. On the back of the fish tank I taped up the star and a set of three coin blocks that I drew on brown paper. Then I stuck the two Koopa Troopas and all the characters for the coin collectors in the gravel so they were standing up. Everyone got to pick one character to add to their coin collector and I tried my best to refer to them as that character throughout the Mario birthday party.

In the wii game Mario Party you roll a dice to move around a game board playing mini games to earn coins which you use to purchase stars. The person with the most stars wins the game. Also each corner was a DK mini game space. I wrote the name of each mini game on a slip of paper and taped them all to a chalkboard. For each Mario birthday party game every player got a gold coin and the winning team also got tickets.

I painted the markers from an old Bingo game with gold paint for my coins but you can buy plastic or chocolate gold coins.