Superhero Birthday Party Games For Kids

Finding party games that work well for the under 4 crowd can be tricky. Narrow that category down to Superhero games and days before the party I was completely game-less and just a little nervous about the overall success of the party. Super Party Super Hero Parties Super Hero Games Super Hero Theme Super Hero Birthday Superhero Party Activities Superhero Games For Kids Superhero Party Favors Girl Superhero Party Forward A truly SUPER party game (for your superhero party).

Last weekend we celebrated Elijah’s fourth birthday with a really fun super simple DIY Superhero party. You can check out what we did to decorate. Today I’ll be sharing about games and favors. Party Games Finding party games that work well for the under 4 crowd can be tricky. Narrow that category down to Superhero games and days before the party I was completely game-less and just a little nervous about the overall success of the party.

Thankfully Michael is a better internet searcher than I. With a little improvisation on some fabulous game ideas at we tailored four games to fit the theme for our birthday boy and his (4 and under) friends. All original games and rules can be found at PartyGamePlus.com.

Modifications we made for the under 4 crowd will be listed below. Kryptonite Relay Race Search Kryptonite Disposer Race on To make this game simple for little ones we divided kids and parents into two teams and had them pass pieces of Kryptonite (tin foil balls spray painted green) from one container into two separate team containers at the end of each line. Even those under two could participate, and parents playing the game could keep the game moving if it stalled (which inevitably happened). The team with the most Kryptonite “won.” 2. Find the Villain* Search the same name on Even with little boys, I don’t know what villain matches with what superhero, so to help Mom and Dad out I listed what villain they should be helping their child look for on each card.

The emphasis of this game for the littles was to find the cards hidden all over the basement. Mom and Dad filled in the rest. Angry Villains/Bowling for Villains* Search Bean Bag Attack on I took the most artistic license with this game idea. After attaching pictures of villains to mostly emptied water bottles, I arranged them on a piano bench and play bricks to give an “angry birds” feel to the game. Kids took turns pitching tennis balls at the water bottles. You could also arrange these water bottles like bowling pins and use a kick ball to knock them down.

The emphasis with the kids is knocking something down. They don’t really care much how it happens.

X-ray Vision Search the same name on This game definitely relies heavily on the help of Mom and Dad, but kids had fun trying to guess what was in each bag. Today eenadu news paper pdf medak. * I’m not sure if it’s because I do graphic design work from home or if it’s because I’m just crazy, but it is SO important to me that graphics match. I found great Spiderman clip art, and Batman clip art (villains and all) that were all created in the same format. All the other superheroes and villains just had to be googled (and therefore did not match well).

Chrif ahmdou tidan haidra. *Sigh* I’m certain I’m the only one who cared. Favors Instead of party game prizes we opted for themed favors that everyone could take home.