Find party games for kids of all ages to encourage a day of fun at your child’s next birthday party. From how to hand a pinata correctly, to planning a treasure hunt and twists on the classic ‘pin the tail on the donkey’, we have games for every style of birthday party.
Back-to-back balloon pop
Back-to-back balloon pop is a fun birthday party game to keep kids active and laughing. Get popping those balloons now! ...
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How to hang and play with a pinata safely
At your next birthday party, children will love taking turns swinging a wood stick and breaking open the pinata filled with small toys, candy, gum and assorted party favors ...
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Digging for buried treasure
Kids love playing around in the sand and so a fun party game that can ...
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Celebrity Heads Game
Try this fun game where children can use their imagination and think about their favourite ...
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Musical statues
Tell your kids to dance, dance, dance, but once the music stops they have to ...
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Apple bobbing
A classic game that children will love as they try and catch the apple with their mouths. Once they master ...
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Pin the tiara on the pony
Looking for a twsit on Pin the tail on the donkey? Try this fun My Little Pony party game that ...
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Monster mash freeze dance
Get the Halloween party started right with the Monster mash freeze dance! Start the music and let the laughter loose ...
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Water balloon pinata
This is a fun summery twist on the standard pinata game (and it doesn't involve sugar!). Load up some balloons, ...
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Halloween party games for kids
Getting together for some Halloween fun does not have to be a chore with decorations spread across the house. These ...
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Treasure hunt
Children will enjoy this game as they try and look for lollies that could be hidden anywhere! ...
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Eleven fingers trick
Magic tricks are a fun way to improve your child's cognitive thinking. Try teaching them this sneaky counting trick to ...
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