 | Butterfly
Memory Game (ages 3-7)
Print up two sets of cards, cut on the dotted
line. Mix the cards and place face down and take turns flipping over the cards
to find a matching set. This is a fun game and a gift for guests as a printable party game momento. |
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| Lily Leap (ages 3-7)
Cut large lily
pads out of green construction paper and let the children jump and hop around
the room. This can be an activity or this can use this as a cake walk game. |
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 | Space Match
(ages 3-7)
Match the colored terrestrial
picture to its sillhouette. A perfect printable party game that's ready to play. |
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| Where Did the Time Go? (ages 3-7)
Print
out a clock and numbers and have the guests make their own clocks. They can
put the numbers on backwards or mixed up if they want. Provide markers, glitter,
etc. for decorating. Use a brad to put the hands in the center of the
clock. |
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 | Follow
the Turkey Tracks (ages
3-8)
Place several printouts of the turkey tracks in a circle and play
musical chairs. The guests walk around the circle as music plays and stop on a
set of turkey tracks when the music stops. Anyone left without a track is out of
the game. Then, remove one set of tracks and play some more music. Repeat until
there is only one guest left. Use the link above for more printable party game ideas using turkey tracks.
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| Pin the Cherry on the Sundae (ages 3-8)
Make an ice cream sundae on
posterboard. Cut out several cherries. Blindfold the children, spin them around,
and have them pin, or rather tape, a cherry on the sundae. |
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 | Pizza
Match (ages 3-8)
Print up two sets of cards, cut on the dotted line.
Mix the cards and place face down and take turns flipping over the cards to find
a matching set. This is a favorite printable party game. |
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 | Ladybug Tic Tac Toe (ages 3-10)
Print out the tic tac toe board, give each
player different pieces, like green buttons vs. blue buttons. Then play the traditional
tic tac toe game. Winner gets a prize! |
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 | Halloween
Tic Tac Toe (ages 3-10)
Print out the tic tac toe board, give each
player different pieces, like M&Ms or Smarties. Then play the traditional
tic tac toe game. Winner gets a candy prize! |
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 | Construction Tic Tac Toe (ages 3-10)
Print
out the tic tac toe board, give each player different pieces like nuts
and bolts. Then play the traditional tic tac toe game. Winner gets a
candy prize! |
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 | Pirate
Island Hopping (ages 3-10)
Print out the islands and place them in
a circle. Have the guests walk from island to island while you play music. When
you stop the music have all your guests stop on the island they're on. Pull a
number from a hat and the guest standing on that number gets a prize. |
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 | Dino
Walk (ages 3-12)
Place large cut outs of numbered dinosaur
footprints in a circle and have the children march around to music. When the
music stops the children stop. Pull a number out of a cup—the child standing on
the number wins a small prize and gets to watch the rest play. Continue the game
until all have won. |
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 | Easter Memory Game (ages 3-12)
Lay out,
face down, egg shaped cards with pictures or words relating to Easter on them.
Have each guest take turns turning over two cards at a time to see if they
match. If they match the guest gets to keep their match. Winner is the one with
the most cards at the end. You may provide each guest with their own set of
cards as a take home gift if you want. |
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| Pizza
Bingo (ages 3-12)
Here's a great pizza
party download you can use. Play Pizza Bingo while waiting for your pizzas to
bake. Print out as many cards as you need and print one extra to cut up the
images to be drawn. Play as you would regular bingo. Give the guests beans or
M&Ms to mark their cards. When a guest gets four in a row shout "Pizza" and
give them a prize. For some reason my computer can't make a graphic of this printable party game. Maybe someday.... |
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 | ROBOT
Bingo (ages 3-12)
Play ROBOT Bingo. Print out as many cards as you
need and print out the numbers to be drawn. Play as you would regular bingo.
Give the guests beans or M&Ms to mark their cards. When a guest gets five in
a row shout "Robot" and give them a prize. |
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| Animal Mime (ages 3-16)
Take
turns miming different animals. The first guest to guess correctly gets
to take the next turn. Allow younger children to use noises. Guests can
pick their own animals or draw the names of animals from a bag. This is
one of the simplest but exuberant printable party games you can
use. |
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 | Popcorn
Toss (ages 3-16)
Toss popcorn onto a target. Cut out the center of
the target large for younger guests and have them stand a foot or two away from
the target and toss in popcorn. Lay the target down on a table and have older
guests flick popcorn onto the target using their index finger and thumb. Score
their points to determine who wins. |
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 | Stuff
the Turkey with Gratitude (ages
3-16)
Make the body of a turkey – cut the outline of a bowling pin from brown
paper (you can use a brown paper bag) and add eyes, a yellow triangle beak, a
red waddle and a couple legs. Have all your guests write what they’re thankful
for on a feather and stuff the feathers behind the body of the turkey. You can
also send the feathers with the invitations and ask the guests to bring them,
filled out, for the party. Have extra feathers for the guests who forget their
feathers. |
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 | Yankee
Doodle Mad Lib (ages 3-16)
Try a new spin on an old favorite at
your patriotic party. Have a printout of Yankee Doodle Went to London with several words
left blank. Ask for alternates for the blank words—stuck some ice cream in his
hat and called chicken soup. Read the new version aloud.
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 | Dinosaur
Maze (ages 4-10)
Race through the maze to escape the volcano and
gather as many bones as you can. |
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 | Robot Maze (ages 4-10)
Help the robot
through the maze, collecting as many nuts and bolts as possible. |
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 | Birthday Sudoku Game (ages 4-16)
Print these kids Sudoku games for your party. They’ll bring
a splash of fun and a sprinkle of party spirit.
Can you believe how easy it is? All you have to add is a bit
of scissors and glue. |
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 | Capture
the Alien (ages 4-16)
Put three aliens on
the back of each guest with a piece of masking tape. Instruct the guests to
capture as many aliens as they can. The game is over when everyone has lost
their aliens from their backs. The winner has the most aliens. |
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| Capture
Time (ages 4-16)
Print
out several small clocks, and cut out. Tape three clocks on the back of
each guest with a piece of masking tape. Instruct the guests to collect
as many clocks as they can. The game is over when everyone has lost all
sense of time, I mean, when everyone has lost their clocks. The winner
has the most time, or clocks. This is maybe the only way to capture
time at your New Years party. Again, my computer doesn't seem capable
of making a graphic for this printable party game. So sad. |
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 | Snatch the Leprechaun’s Gold (ages 4-16)
Put three
pieces of gold (yellow paper cut from this
download) on the back of each guest with a piece of masking tape. Instruct
the guests to collect as many pieces of gold as they can. The game is over when
everyone has lost their gold pieces from their backs. The winner has the most
gold pieces. This was a favorite at our family's St. Patrick's Day party.
Everyone wanted to play it over and over. |
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