Interesting Themes For Childrens Birthday Parties Children enjoy playing make believe games because it allows them to think of worlds other than what they are used to and expand them as they wish. Make believe activities are a good way of exercising their creative faculties and allowing them to maximize their capacities for creation, discovery and foresight. Tell the players that the initial question they might want to ask the other is "Am I an object or an animal?" When the party nears the end, line the children up and have them guess what they think was taped on their backs. You can write car, cow, rabbit, horse, train, etc. 2) The "Fruit Basket" Game Place several chairs in circle, with one less chair than there are participating children. " Twelfth, he or she is more interested in squirting seltzer into his Scotch drink rather than into his trousers. Thirteenth, when his or her oversized ears seem to be too much life-like, and his or her entire act consists of showing charts and complaints about the deficit. Fourteenth, he or she spends the whole party with a gun directed to his or her temple. When picking a place for your child's party, you will also have to find out just how many hours is included in the package you have chosen. Most package parties run for three to four hours. With this in mind, you might also want to ask how much they charge per hour in excess of the original plan, just in case. The most common children's party games include Pin the Tail on the Donkey, Hit the Pinata, and relay races. You can stick to this lineup, but you can also modify these games to fit your theme (if you have one) or to coincide with your child's gender. For instance, if your child is a girl, you can modify Pin the Tail on the Donkey into Pin the Bow on the Princess, or whatever tickles your fancy. Of course, no fuss party food doesn't mean you shouldn't plan ahead. While most of these no fuss meals are easily available in supermarkets and bake shops, you have to be careful that none of the foods your serve contain potential allergens, like nuts. You won't be able to find out about each of your guests medical history (and it's a little rude to do so), so you just have to be on the safe side at the onset.