Birthday for Everyone Day / Unbirthday Party Games
Unbirthday Party Games
Everyone celebrates with classic party games like musical statues and pass the parcel, so no one misses out on a birthday party.
How to run it
- Choose a few classic games, such as musical statues and pass the parcel.
- Prepare a parcel with a small treat in each layer.
- Play music and run the games.
- Make sure everyone gets a turn or small prize.
- Finish with a group celebration.
You will need
- music and speaker
- wrapping paper
- small prizes
Make it easier or harderKeep rules simple for younger children; older children can run a game.
SafetyCheck prizes for allergens and choking-size items.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 1, Outcome 3Children share joy and belonging through inclusive group games.
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