Breannahs birthday party?!
Answers: my daughters seventh birthday party is this saturday and i want to serve treats that are only pink or brown. can you help me think of things that children would like that are these colors. already i have strawberry milk and chocolate marshmellows, pink and brown jelly beans and pink and chocolate waffer cookies.
Brownies, Chocolate cake, Choco or Rolo ice cream, Cupcakes with pink icing. You could make chocolate fondue and dip strawberries in it. Donuts and cookies.
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try strawberry chocolate milk shake, they will love that.
peanut butter and strawberry finger sandwiches
lollipops, brownies, strwberry milk, strawberry ice cream , chocalate icecream, cupcakes with pink food coloring, or chocalte cupcakes with pink frosting.
rice krispies treats.... use food coloring to dye the marshmellows when you make them!
Yogurt (lots of shades of pink)
pink lemonade, brownies, pink and brown cupcakes, ummm pepsi is brown, cookie cake with pink icing, strawberry and chocolate ice cream...
Do the foods have to be BOTH pink and brown, or can they be one or the other????
~Brownie Bites (use a cookie cutter to cut little shapes)
~Pink Meltaway Mints w/ the white nonpariels on them
~Strawberry Ice Cream (w/ chocolate fudge sauce?)
~ Madelines w/ a bit of pink food color in the batter
Brown M&M's, strawberry ice cream
add some healthier stuff as well, so that the kids aren't only fueled with things that will make them bounce off the wall. serve strawberries, raspberries, ect.
also, you could have a tea party-like thing (unless you already have something specific planned) besides, tea is brown.
Chocolate cake with pink icing, Go to the Jello website (or maybe Kraft) and get a recipe for Jello sugar cookies - you mix the Jello into the cookie batter before baking and it flavors them and makes them the color of the Jello - pretty cool! Have the girls put icing on their cookies and decorate them with different toppings like sprinkles and candy. We did that at a Christmas party - really fun for kids your daughters age! Have face painting too!
you can do lots of things and gets lots of ideas if you stop into Michaels! They can help you with what you need if asked. They have many isles containing not only ideas, tools etc but also party supplies. kill two birds with one stone!
All the following must be in pink and brown like:
Invitation cards, white background with pink letters. The card could read as, You are invited to my PINK birthday party. Guests dressed in pink. Decorations in pink Paper plates and napkins in pink. Birthday cake decorated in pink This will definitely be a memorable birthday party for your daughter.
When deciding on a guest list, the general rule of thumb is to invite one more than the birthday child's age. For example, for a six year old, you would invite seven children. There are exceptions to this rule, of course. Some parents are uncomfortable to make their child choose which friends to invite and prefer to welcome the child's entire class. This is a nice notion, but if you choose to do this, be sure to have plenty of adult helpers. A few dozen youngsters can get pretty boisterous!
If you'd like to keep it simple (always a good idea!), try to schedule the party mid-afternoon, so that you do not have to serve a whole meal; snacks are sufficient for parties held at this time. Be sure to stock up on kid-friendly treats.
Lots of Games
One of the key ways to host a successful children's party is to plan a variety of fun games. Kids enjoy activity, so make every effort to keep them busy. Traditional party games such as Musical Chairs, Pin the Tail on the Donkey, and Hot Potato work well with children of this age. If you choose to award prizes for game winners, be sure that by day's end, every child goes away with a prize. One way to be sure that everybody gets a little something is to get a pi?ata. Once the pi?ata is broken, all children get to gather up some sweets and other small prizes.
Additional Game Ideas
Treasure Hunt
Hide coins or small prizes around the house or yard and then give each child a bag to hold their finds. Another option is to hide each child's filled goodie bag and then give them a map or clues as to where it is hidden.
Jelly Bean Jar
Fill a clear jar with jelly beans or other small sweets. As each child arrives at the party, ask them try to figure out how many jelly beans are contained in the jar. Let each child write their guess on a slip of paper and at the end of the party, award the jar of sweets to the child who guesses closest.
Guess Who
Tape a sheet of paper with a picture of a person on it to each child's back. If the children are able to read, you can simply write the name of a person rather than posting a picture, but for most children this age, the picture will be easier. Have the children take turns asking a question that will help them to figure out who they are. If they have trouble thinking of questions to ask, you may offer suggestions such as, "Am I a famous?" or "Am I a child or a grown up?" or "Am I a boy or a girl?"
Memory Game
The birthday child begins by saying, "For my birthday dinner, I'd like to eat ___" and fills in the blank with a favourite food. The game continues in a round with each child reciting all that was said previously and adding an item. For instance: The birthday child may say, "For my birthday dinner, I'd like to eat pizza." The next child might say, "For my birthday dinner, I'd like to eat pizza and salad." This continues until someone cannot remember the sequence, then they drop out. The winner is the child with the best memory!
Watch the Budget
Although it can be easy to get carried away, you need not spend a fortune to have a great kids' party. At this age, they are not necessarily impressed with fancy food and decorations. After the party is over, the kids will remember how much fun they had, but they won't give a second thought to what type of plates you used. So decide on a budget and stick to it - that way, both you and your child will enjoy yourselves!