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The Best Games for Kids’ Birthday Parties

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The Best Games for Kids’ Birthday Parties

Birthday parties are a staple of childhood. Whether hosting one for your own kids or putting together a surprise party for friends, a great kids’ birthday party can make memories that last a lifetime.

However, keeping a lot of kids entertained can be a lot of work, and it’s important to prepare plenty of activities beforehand. So let’s talk about some of the best games and places for kids’ birthday parties, to ensure your party is a hit with the kids!

Five Great Kids’ Birthday Party Places and Games

1 – Duck Duck Goose

It’s a classic for a reason – and a great option for early on in the party when the kids have too much energy and need to be worn out. In short: the kids sit in a circle, while one child becomes the leader. They walk around the circle patting each other kid on the head, saying “Duck… duck… duck…” until they choose one to say “goose!” and then it becomes a game of tag. The goose has to stand up and chase the leader around the circle. If the goose catches the leader, they become the new leader and the game restarts.…

Planning Race Car-Themed Kids Birthday Parties In Utah

If you’re looking for a great theme for kids’ birthday parties in Utah, it’s hard to go wrong with race cars. Kids love cars – the hardware, the speed, the racers, and sometimes even the history of the sport. A race car theme is easy to set up, and when you schedule the party at a Utah family entertainment center, you can take it to the next level with real go-karts!   So let’s talk about how to plan and put together an amazing race car birthday party that’s sure to come in first for your kids!

Creating A Great Race Car-Themed Party

1 – What kind of racing?

There are plenty of kinds of autosports, and it’s best to try to stick to a single theme. F-1, NASCAR, Indy 500, or maybe even an ode to classic racing. Don’t forget all the classic movies themed around racing, from Herbie to Pixar’s Cars.  You could even get fanciful. If your child prefers Hot Wheels to full-sized cars, you can work with that too. Pick a theme your child will enjoy, based on their favourite cars, toys, or car movie, and they’ll be that much happier.