Star wars birthday party games

Other options are to balance the balloon on their lightsabers for a given amount of time or pair up the Jedi in training and have them volley the balloon back and forth as many times as they can without letting it hit the ground. Use your lightsaber to balance a paper plate on the end of your saber. Time to see who can balance it the longest. Hang streamers criss cross from any door way and just secure with basic scotch tape.

Stack various boxes from the recycling bin into different configurations and attempt to knock them down one at a time.

Star Wars Snack Mix. Star Wars Printables. These require no effort at all to make, and they will go perfectly well with your other Star Wars themed food! These pool noodle light sabers make awesome party favors too! How creative are those beautifully piped rosettes on the lightsaber cake toppers? Those stormtrooper cupcakes look amazing as well! A fun idea that your guests are sure to love.

This is definitely a must-have for your dessert table. Simple yet very effective. This will make a perfect Star Wars Party decoration that all your guests will definitely marvel at. This banner would complete the whole look of your Star Wars themed birthday party.

This Star Wars Cupcake Stand is totally out of this world! Having guests role play and imitate some of the favorite scenes in the show is something that they will all love. Improvise a prison and imitate everything the movie displayed. If done right, both adults and kids will have the time of their life. There is no going wrong with this one, especially if all those attending the party are real fans.

Talk of exciting games that every person can play regardless of their age. Just like the hot potato game, pass the death star is not only exciting but also adrenaline-rushing. Improvise the death star and play music to set things in the mood.

Please bring in a few prizes to make it even more exciting. This is a game that participants are identifying the Star War characters. This is the time to know the real die-hards from the ordinary followers. Print lots of pictures and images from the show, and have them ready for the day.

Make sure not to go for the easiest characters because it will be a walk in the park. For a little motivation, have gifts and prizes for winners who get most of the characters right.

Wrap different little gifts in aluminum foil to resemble the shapes of asteroids and moon rocks. Ask guests and kids to find one for keeps and set the entire party into an exciting mood. Who will not want to find a treasure anyway? The little ones will love the game even more. Alternatively, check out supplier's 8 and 9 for Obi Wan party costumes below center or supplier 3 for just the simple outer robe below right. Replicate Luke's lightsaber training on-board the Millennium Falcon below, from Episode IV: A New Hope as one of your Star Wars birthday party games by hanging a plastic ball on a string at around head height to represent the orb.

Take turns to blindfold each child, then swing the ball back and forth on the string and see if they can 'feel the force' enough to hit it three times with their lightsaber.

Alternatively, for younger children, you can use this Death Star beach ball. Split the kids into pairs and have them play tennis using the pool noodle lightsabers as rackets and these stormtrooper balloons as a ball. The object of the game is for each player to keep the balloon from touching the ground when it is batted towards them.

They can only touch the balloon with their lightsaber—no hands—and can only touch it once before the other player does. If they touch it a second time before other player has, they are out.

The first player to let the balloon touch the ground loses. Jedi's have great balance and physical agility, so test their skills by creating an obstacle course that has them running through hula hoops, under nets, jumping over things, and walking along a balancing beam while dodging soft balls being thrown at them. You can pick up various bits of equipment from supplier 3. Have the Padawans practice their aim by making a 2D cardboard Death Star and attaching it to a basketball hoop.

If you don't have a hoop use a bucket instead. See how strongly they can feel the force by testing their Jedi senses with these Star Wars birthday party games:. Place different objects into bags or boxes and have them reach in and try to identify the contents while blindfolded. Before the party print off pictures of different Star Wars characters or vehicles then cut into the picture so you are left with just a small section of it ex, a quarter or Queen Amadala's face, or Jar Jar Bink's mouth.

Then see how many they can correctly identify from just a small section of the picture. The Star Wars website now has an amazing sound board where you can play familiar sound effects from the films. Unfortunately you can't download them, so I would suggest you set up a laptop and speakers at your party then play back different sound effects and see how many the kids can identify.

Have a parent enter dressed as their favorite villain check out supplier 8 or 9 for costumes and let them do battle until they have managed to touch them with their lightsaber three times.