 |
 |
 |
|
| Boohbah Birthday Party - Birthday
Parties for Preschoolers Host a magical BoohBah birthday party with these party ideas, party games and party planning tips for preschoolers. Begin with bright, colorful solid colored party ware; plates, table cover, decorations and favors! A Special Welcome Upon arrival give each child a fabric tunic made with one of the rainbow BoohBah Colors and a matching pair of "squeaky" socks. No-Sew Tunics can be made by cutting fabric with pinking shears. First cut a rectangle, fold it in half and cut a triangle for the child's head. Add a narrow strip of fabric to tie around the waist. BOOHBAH PARTY GAMES AND ACTIVITIES Squeaky Socks Game Boobah is all about movement, creativity and laughter! Gather the children and have them hop, skip and jump. Every time their feet hit the floor they will make a squeaking noise to go along with their movement. Giggles are sure to follow! At first, adults may need to encourage the children by participating as well. Boohbah Freeze Encourage children to dance and move freely with or without music. When the leader says "BoohBah!" the children will freeze until the leader says "go"! Allow the kids to take turns being the leader. BoohBah Bubbles Before the party enlist older children or adults to be your "Bubble Blowers". Blow bubbles and have the children try to "catch and pop them". You can find bubble wands in a variety of shapes and sizes to add to the fun. Boohbah Clay Create with play dough in BoohBah colors; yellow, blue, orange, pink and purple. Provide a work surface, pieces of wood dowel for rolling and other kid-safe gadgets or shaping tools. Click here for a playdough recipe. Add a polyester fine glitter for Boohbah star dust! Look What I Can Do! Before the party cut a large circle of brightly colored fabric or use a round table cloth.Place the table cloth on the floor.Gather the children around the circle. The birthday child will take the first turn standing in the circle saying "Look what I cab do!", while moving their body in their own special way; stand on one foot, touch toes, hands - up etc...The rest of the players will imitate and then take their turns one at a time.
Related
Links: |
|
