Showing posts with label Birthday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birthday. Show all posts

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Birthday Party Games for Boys

Boys are rambunctious and like to play hard. Some favorite party games that we have found our boys like. You can modify the rules of the games if you want, just have lots of fun!

Water gun fights

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This is like the classic cowboys and Indians game. Boys are split up into teams and armed with squirt guns. The object is to drench the opposing team. No hostages, just full on war. You may want to make sure that they bring extra clothes or only play this game on hot summer games. There are all sorts of water guns available, even the dollar stores have several shapes and sizes available.

Three Legged Race

With this game it is important the boys are close to the same size or one could drag and injure the other. Little boys may want to accompany an adult. Pair up the boys into teams of two. Tie the right leg to the left leg of your teams. The goal is to run together, as a unit, and finish the race first. You can make this interesting by making it an obstacle course or you can have a straightforward race from point A to point B.

War

The boys all have a gun and holster, or a sword and holster, and they play war. I encourage the children not to point their weapons at each other but to pretend to shoot at the feet of their victims and make them dance for you. Imagination usually takes control of the boys and they find a way of becoming super heroes, cowboys, bad guys, whatever their group seems to need and they act out what they can imagine.

Pirate

Boys can dress up in pirate costumes and reenact their favorite pirate movie. From treasure hunts to dueling the games are only limited by your imagination...or the imagination of the children.

Spoon race

It takes a spoon and either an orange, an apple, a tomato, a small ball, or an egg to play this game. The players all have a spoon held in their teeth and they pass the item from one another touching nothing with your hands. The item is supposed to make it to the end without falling but with younger children this may prove to be difficult.

A twist on this game is the players can place the item on the spoon then place their hands behind their backs and run to the finish line without dropping the item.

Birthday Party Games for Boys

Friday, January 13, 2012

50th Birthday Party Games

The first fifty years are just for practice and 50th Birthday Party Games can be a testimonial to the life lessons learned thus far. Guessing games based on trivia from the guest of honor's lifetime would be a perfect way to highlight these lessons learned along the way.

Create just the right set of questions that will focus on historic events and popular culture that are of particular interest to the invited guests. Give a lot of energy to researching long before the 50th birthday party so that the guest of honor is pleased to shine in his or her particular area of expertise. For instance, if that person's favorite musical tastes tended toward the British Invasion of the 1960's ask lots of questions that will dust competition from the younger guests. It will have a tendency to stack the deck but what better gift is there than ensuring a 50th birthday win?

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Another possible way to accomplish the same end would be to create a word 50th birthday party game that utilizes areas of the guest of honor's special knowledge. Hangman can be played using the medical term ""cyanotic"" that the nurse would guess right off the bat. A plant that is very familiar to a botanist albeit somewhat obscure to the others in the crowd would do the trick. Use of a term like ""gusset"" will be very familiar to the seamstress but of little if any familiarity to the attorney. Throw in a few terms or questions from recent news events, movies and television so that everyone has a few wins. It gets boring to loose all the time!

Decorate with vivacious colors and themed paper party goods. Keep things fun and the food scrumptious so that the 50th birthday party sends the message that the best is yet to come in life.

50th Birthday Party Games

Monday, December 12, 2011

30th Birthday Party Games

The big ""three-zero"" is cause for fear to some who hesitate to leave youth behind so its important that the 30th Birthday Party Games send a message that even aging people can still have fun. With that in mind, plus the fact that some youngsters may be invited to the party, why not revitalize fond childhood memories by playing popular games from earlier times?

30th birthday party games like Twenty Questions and Musical Chairs top the list of nostalgic games that never loose their appeal. Put an adult tone to twenty questions by limiting the words to be guessed. For example favorite drinks, trucks, footballs teams or computer programming languages may make a more interesting version of the game. The 30th birthday game proceeds as each participant gives only the hint that his chosen word is either an animal, mineral, or abstract concept and wins if no one is able to guess after at most twenty questions about the word are asked and answered by either ""yes"" or ""no"". Then look for harder categories still like internal combustion engines as apposed to electrical inductance motors, or peregrine falcon as apposed to chicken.

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Musical chairs can take on a more evolved nature when Mozart or Merle is played instead of Pop Goes the Weasel at your 30th birthday party. Add a real twist by inviting an entertainer who specializes in playing the part of a living statue and have him dress as a chair. The first to sit in the arms of a living chair will get the party off to a howling start. This type of act is especially affective at a larger gathering in which the gag isn't immediately seen by all who attend.

The 30th birthday is an emotional midpoint in the active life of an individual and it's best to pull out all the stops for this elaborate party.

30th Birthday Party Games

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Third Birthday wishes from Hunter success of Criterion Games!

Third Birthday wishes from Hunter success of Criterion Games! Tube. Duration : 0.80 Mins.


Achievement Hunter only three years and wish you a very special video by Criterion Games, the makers of Burnout Paradise us a Happy Birthday! We love these guys! Matt, Jez and regulates Craig!

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