Party games as kids get older get a little more difficult. Here are three ideas for a pirate-themed party, although they can be easily adjusted for other themes. The first idea is probably better for younger children, perhaps aged 3-5, the second is most suitable for ages 5-8, and the third for kids 8 and upwards.
Cut out prize discs from cardboard, paint and number them. Have each winning token correspond to a prize. Bury the ‘treasure’ in a large sandpit and send your mini pirates to work.
Hide chocolate gold coins around the house or garden. Have some gold coins marked out for a prize, the rest can be eaten. Let your medium sized pirates scavenge for treasure.
Write clues to lead your pirates to each destination where they will find a penny. Pennies can be cashed in at the end for prizes. This style works well for teams.
More Pirate Stuff
Pirate Party Goods via Design Mom
Pirate Party Favor Kit via Amazon
Pirate Party Cookie Cutters via Amazon
Photo by flickr user Muffet
4 Responses
Holly Schwendiman
July 2nd, 2007 at 8:28 am
1We did a pirate themed party for my son when he turned 4 yast year. It was a blast. I made a cake out of brownies in mini loaf pans that looked like a treasure chest, made sand with graham cracker crumbs and used hard candies as jewels. He loved it. We did the treasure hunt too and they found a big cardboard treasure chest at the end with their party favors in it. It was a real hit. Thanks for sharing yoru ideas!
Hugs,
Holly
LindaF
July 2nd, 2007 at 12:18 pm
2Holly did you take any pictures of the cake? Would love to see it.
Little Mummy
July 2nd, 2007 at 1:27 pm
3Love your site LindaF - so funny
Jenny
July 6th, 2007 at 1:42 pm
4Oh that’s cute!
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