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Game details. Apparently in the 19th-century female guests at sophisticated parties played a game where they could sift through sand for the chance to take home a fine piece of jewelry. Purchase some cheap but fun costume jewelry and a sack or two of play sand. Bury these treasures in a bucket or a plastic bin of soft play sand. Each girl has an opportunity to sift for a piece of jewelry. The fun part is that every child goes home with a pretty piece of jewelry.
Go to your local party store or outlet and purchase a princess themed pinata. If the birthday girl has a favorite Disney princess, choose that character.
Fill up the pinata with an assortment of different kinds of candy, bracelets, costume jewelry, and stickers. Blindfolded players will take turns hitting the pinata. The great thing about a pinata is that everyone wins when the pinata finally breaks.
Note: Since this game involves blindfolded kids swinging a stick around, you will definitely want to supervise the game so that no one gets hurt. Part 1 You can start the activity as a group art project where everyone designs the royal thrones. Dress up some ordinary chairs as fancy princess thrones.
Use fabric, streamers, stickers, and any other accessories that come to mind. Part 2 When the thrones are completed, arrange them so that the girls can play several rounds of the fun musical chairs party game. A classic game with a royal princess twist. The princess leader wears a tiara during this version of Simon Says. Princess says hop on one foot. Princess says touch your nose. Players will all take turns wearing the tiara and playing the role of the princess.
Mix up the tempo of the game for older groups. The game will get sillier as it gets faster and faster. This is a Princess variation of the classic Pin The Badge party game. Blindfolded players take turns trying to stick a tiara on a poster of a princess. We have found that velcro is safer and more kid-friendly than push pins. The player who most accurately sticks the tiara on the princess wins the round.
Play several rounds and make sure that everyone has multiple chances to play. Instead of a ball, in this version, the players sit in a circle and pass a fancy slipper around while everyone sings a song music plays. Play several rounds of this game. Here is the song:. This is a fun game that will get everyone moving, Explain the rules to the children before starting this game. The game is simple enough. Play some ballroom music and encourage the children to dance while the music plays, but to freeze the moment the music stops.
Stop the music periodically. Keep the game going until the last girl is standing. She is the winner. In a variation of these games, the princesses pretend to faint and fall asleep ala Sleeping Beauty. This fun game comes courtesy of the Play Party Plan blog. It puts a fun twist on the popular Rapunzel story.
If you can find skinny dowels it might be preferable, or you can just sand down the sharp pointy ends. The princess is having a royal tea party.
Have the children dress up with costumes, hats, shoes, and jewelry. Find some pretty teacups and dishes to use for the party.
Depending on the ages, the children might enjoy having some very cute stuffed animals participate in the fun. Why not have real tea and fun cookies to give it a real tea party feel. The twist in this version is that the princess sits with her back to the players while looking through a hand mirror. She closes her eyes and says the phrase while the players each try to advance upon her first. When she opens her eyes and catches a player moving, that player has to return to the starting line.
In this version, she has to catch the players while looking behind her through the reflection of the mirror. Make two teams and have them compete against one another in a game of princess related trivia. The team that answers the most questions correctly wins a prize at the end. The questions should be relatively easy. Ideally, they should be based upon Disney or other popular movies that the children will all have likely seen.
Classic books and stories about Princesses are also good. The Princess and the Pea is a good one. This is a twist on the classic story. Instead of searching for a pea, you can use a green tennis ball or some other rubber ball.
Stack up a tower of pillows. These are your mattresses. Hide the ball pea in the pillow tower. Every girl gets an opportunity to play the role of the sensitive princess. Take what you like. Adapt them as you see fit. Or you can try to create your very own original Princess game. The important thing is that everyone has fun together. Username or Email Address. Remember Me. Search Search for: Search.
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