Games fairy party

Adjust or maximize. Added to your profile favorites. Human validation. Thank you, your vote was recorded and will be displayed soon. Tags All tags. Add this game to your web page Share on Website. Add this game to your web page Fairy Party Makeup. Join other players talking about games. Visit the Y8 Forum. Go to Forum Hide. Game details. Added on 10 Mar Fairy head pieces can be created in many ways, with real flowers, with faux flowers, with paper flowers the kids make themselves.

There are tons of tutorials out there to show you how to make any kind of fairy head piece you can think of. I think the easiest, and my favorite for letting the kids make their own is a flower headband. To create purchase a pack of plain hard headbands, enough for every child to have one with a few extra's in case of accidents.

Now provide tissue paper, flowers, moss,string, twine, glitter if you dare, and whatever kind of accesories you desire and have kids glue and tie to their hearts desire. Give them time to dry and then at the end of the party let all the girls show off their creation and take them home as a keepsake.

The first of the fairy party games is lily pad relay. The object is to never touch the floor. They hop on one lily pad and pull the other in front of them and hop forward onto that one.

The first team that completes the relay wins. You can make lily pads with green poster board. Simply cut out the shape of a lily pad, add some details if you want and voila! The pond can be anything from a blue tarp, a blue plastic table covers, or just the designated playing area.

This craft is best suited for older fairies because it involves a bit of work, but if your guest are suited for it then this fairy latern makes quite the keepsake. You need quite an array of material, but the items are easily found and you probably already have many of them. Watch the video to find out if this craft is for you. As the music plays the fairies must do their best to keep the wuzzles balloons in the air, when the music stops all the girls must grab a balloon and hold it in their hand.

Call out a color, whoever is holding that color balloon gets a small prize. Play until all the fairies have won a prize. To make this game more interesting each wuzzle can have a fun challenge inside. The player must pop their balloon and complete or try to complete the challenge inside to win their prize. Challenges can be fun and silly:. Form at least 2 teams. The children in each team stand in single file. Each child at the head of the line has a spoon and a bottle or other container is placed on a chair next to the starting point of each team.

The child takes the spoon, goes to the sandbox, fills the spoon with fairy dust and returns quickly to the starting point by dropping as little fairy dust as possible and fills the bottle. Then he passes the spoon to the next player who does the same.

The first team to fill their bottle wins the game. Place stools in the center of the room. They will represent mushrooms. You can also put cushions on the floor. Place one less mushroom than the number of participants. Then proceed as in the traditional game of musical chairs. Put on the music, a magical and fairy music, the little fairies will turn around the cushions while dancing to the rhythm of the music.

But be careful, when the music stops, the children must take their place on a mushroom. The child who does not have a place is eliminated. Remove a cushion and repeat the game until only one child is left who will be the winner. If you have pretty little fairy wings to give to the kids, here is a fun game to make them win their pair of wings.

On small pieces of paper, write small challenges for the children to complete. Fold each one and place them in balloons that you will inflate. Scatter the balloons around the room or garden. Gather the little fairies and ask them to find a balloon in the garden. Once a fairy has found a balloon, she must burst it up and collect the paper inside. The fairies will gather around the adult and take turns doing what is written on the paper they found. If they succeed in their challenge, they will win their pair of wings.

Gather the children and tell them that some fairies have gone missing. The children will each have to bring back a fairy that you have hidden in your play area. Each time a child finds a fairy, you can give them a small gift as a reward, such as a small light-up bracelet. Turn on the music. The little fairies will have to dance when the music is on but will have to stop when the music turns off. The little fairy who moves when the music is stopped or who does not stop in time is eliminated or receives a forfeit.

Here are some ideas for obstacles, challenges or little games you can set up along the way. Here is a musical game that children will love.

Prepare a small treasure that you will wrap in several layers of fairy paper, for example tissue paper.