birthday party invitations horse image
xn_momma
My son is turning 1 in August and I am planning a party themed around Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See? (a favorite of his). Does anyone have any suggestions how I can incorporate any elements of this book into his party? Invitations, cake, decorations, favors, etc. We're planning on low-key, but would like to put on a cute party for him. Thanks!
Answer
i would make color copies of each of the book's animals -- the red bird, blue horse, white dog, etc. then take them to kinkos and have them enlarged AND shrunk into bigger and smaller color copies. you can then make your own decorations with them since i don't believe (though i may be wrong) you can purchase decorations with those images. a good bakery will make a cake with any one of those animals on it if you provide the image. laminate some of the copies, cut around them, and glue them onto chopsticks or any other stick, then use that foam stuff (for fake flowers, etc...can get it at a craft store). stick the mounted characters into the foam and cover the foam with any decorative material to make table decorations/centerpieces. you can scan the images to make invitations. i am sure there are a bunch of other things you can think of once you have different sized animals printed up. great idea using the book -- ruby loves that one, too.edit: HA! judging from the answer above me, there is a much easier way :)
i would make color copies of each of the book's animals -- the red bird, blue horse, white dog, etc. then take them to kinkos and have them enlarged AND shrunk into bigger and smaller color copies. you can then make your own decorations with them since i don't believe (though i may be wrong) you can purchase decorations with those images. a good bakery will make a cake with any one of those animals on it if you provide the image. laminate some of the copies, cut around them, and glue them onto chopsticks or any other stick, then use that foam stuff (for fake flowers, etc...can get it at a craft store). stick the mounted characters into the foam and cover the foam with any decorative material to make table decorations/centerpieces. you can scan the images to make invitations. i am sure there are a bunch of other things you can think of once you have different sized animals printed up. great idea using the book -- ruby loves that one, too.edit: HA! judging from the answer above me, there is a much easier way :)
What should I do for my 13th birthday party?
Sarah
My birthday is in 2 weeks and I don't know where to have it. I can't have a sleepover and I already went bowling last year. I kind of wanted to have it at my house but i have no idea what to do. Any ideas?
Answer
have it at your house thee is endless stuff to do!
oder a jumping thing for people to jump in
maybe some horses to
have a bon fire
Games
capture the flag
music chairs
twister
scavenger hunt
truth or dare?
I went to a friend's birthday party and her mom had written up these slips of paper that had truth or dare questions on them and other little activities and "winner" on them. Then she put them into balloons and blew them up. Then we would take turns picking a balloon and popping it to get the paper out and we would have to do whatever was on the paper. If they got a winner one, then they'd get a prize. One boy got a truth or dare question - I can't remember what the question was but something like "Do you still sleep with your teddy bear" or some embarassing question like that and the dare was Run around the house (outside) so many times chanting "I'm an idiot". He opted to run around the house. It was hilarious
finger sandwichs tuna turkey ect
hot wings
Food
chips and dip pizza
cheese on a stick wit crackers andham around it
pig in the blankets
honey chicken on a stick
fruit tray
cheese sticks
onion rings
fried pickles
cookies
finger sandwichs tuna turkey ect
hot wings
if you ddont wanna do that you can do this
Blast from the Past, 50's sock hop, where every one dresses from 50's ponytails, rolled up jeans, poodle skirts, thick white socks to dance in. Play that era music, and jitterbug, stroll, and the like. Food could be hot dogs, cocoa, hamburgers and chips. Cut out cardboard jukeboxes/soda fountains, 57 Chevys, and paint for decorations.
Eighties Bash, BIG HAIR, lots of makeup, Tom Cruise look for guys, Disco balls. Subs, finger foods. Flashing lights, cocktail signs etc. Trivial Pursuit.
Favorite book characters/TV/movie characters, in costume, play games like Charades to guess character. Decorate with cardboard movie posters, homemade, or book jackets. Play music from movies/TV shows. Fonzie punch, Tool man stew, Potter potatoes, etc.
Princess type party, with formal dress for guests, floor length dresses, suits/tuxes for guys. Cake and punch, streamers, twinkle Xmas lights behind evergreen branches, and in jars/punch bowls.
Charity party, where everyone donates food to be distributed to food bank. A project can be done, either picking up trash, walking animals at shelter, visiting with elderly, helping with children at a school, hot dogs, and cokes, no decorations needed much here.
A potluck dinner, where each guest will contribute something to eat, or drink, and you supply cake/punch. Play board games, watch a movie, or dance.
Round Robin dinner, or what is now called Progressive party, where one person provides snacks, another main course, another dessert, go from each house to visit, eat, and move on.
Skating party, if you live where ice skate outdoors, bundle up and build fire, have thermoses of hot cocoa, and go back to house for chili.
Hayride/sleigh ride, depending on area, either pull with horses, or tractor. Hamburgers/soup, cake.
Come as you are party, everyone must come as they were dressed when opened invitation. Cake punch.
hope that helps :)
have it at your house thee is endless stuff to do!
oder a jumping thing for people to jump in
maybe some horses to
have a bon fire
Games
capture the flag
music chairs
twister
scavenger hunt
truth or dare?
I went to a friend's birthday party and her mom had written up these slips of paper that had truth or dare questions on them and other little activities and "winner" on them. Then she put them into balloons and blew them up. Then we would take turns picking a balloon and popping it to get the paper out and we would have to do whatever was on the paper. If they got a winner one, then they'd get a prize. One boy got a truth or dare question - I can't remember what the question was but something like "Do you still sleep with your teddy bear" or some embarassing question like that and the dare was Run around the house (outside) so many times chanting "I'm an idiot". He opted to run around the house. It was hilarious
finger sandwichs tuna turkey ect
hot wings
Food
chips and dip pizza
cheese on a stick wit crackers andham around it
pig in the blankets
honey chicken on a stick
fruit tray
cheese sticks
onion rings
fried pickles
cookies
finger sandwichs tuna turkey ect
hot wings
if you ddont wanna do that you can do this
Blast from the Past, 50's sock hop, where every one dresses from 50's ponytails, rolled up jeans, poodle skirts, thick white socks to dance in. Play that era music, and jitterbug, stroll, and the like. Food could be hot dogs, cocoa, hamburgers and chips. Cut out cardboard jukeboxes/soda fountains, 57 Chevys, and paint for decorations.
Eighties Bash, BIG HAIR, lots of makeup, Tom Cruise look for guys, Disco balls. Subs, finger foods. Flashing lights, cocktail signs etc. Trivial Pursuit.
Favorite book characters/TV/movie characters, in costume, play games like Charades to guess character. Decorate with cardboard movie posters, homemade, or book jackets. Play music from movies/TV shows. Fonzie punch, Tool man stew, Potter potatoes, etc.
Princess type party, with formal dress for guests, floor length dresses, suits/tuxes for guys. Cake and punch, streamers, twinkle Xmas lights behind evergreen branches, and in jars/punch bowls.
Charity party, where everyone donates food to be distributed to food bank. A project can be done, either picking up trash, walking animals at shelter, visiting with elderly, helping with children at a school, hot dogs, and cokes, no decorations needed much here.
A potluck dinner, where each guest will contribute something to eat, or drink, and you supply cake/punch. Play board games, watch a movie, or dance.
Round Robin dinner, or what is now called Progressive party, where one person provides snacks, another main course, another dessert, go from each house to visit, eat, and move on.
Skating party, if you live where ice skate outdoors, bundle up and build fire, have thermoses of hot cocoa, and go back to house for chili.
Hayride/sleigh ride, depending on area, either pull with horses, or tractor. Hamburgers/soup, cake.
Come as you are party, everyone must come as they were dressed when opened invitation. Cake punch.
hope that helps :)
Powered by Yahoo! Answers
Title Post: Any suggestions for a Brown Bear book themed first birthday party?
Rating: 100% based on 9998 ratings. 5 user reviews.
Author: Unknown
Thanks For Coming To My Blog
Rating: 100% based on 9998 ratings. 5 user reviews.
Author: Unknown
Thanks For Coming To My Blog
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar