Birthday Party Games for Toddlers
Coordinating birthday party games for toddlers can be a challenge. Children who are 2 and 3 years old are typically full of energy and short on attention, making any organized games difficult. A few classic party games for toddlers have wide appeal that are sure to entertain the toddlers at any birthday party.
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Bubbles for Toddlers
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Blow bubbles and allow the toddlers to chase the bubbles as the children begin to arrive at the birthday party.
Follow the Leader
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Play "follow the leader" games for an organized way to let the toddlers burn off a little energy before sitting down to open presents.
Toddler Treasure Hunt
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Hide a few special items throughout the birthday party venue and allow the toddlers to search for the items. Inform the children what they are looking for and allow them to keep their treasures.
Toddler Sing-Along
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As the birthday party winds down, one of the best birthday party games for children can be a simple sing-along. Sing songs such as "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" and "I'm a Little Teapot." Incorporate hand motions or dances into the songs.
Pinata for Toddlers
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While toddlers cannot typically break open a pinata, they will love trying. This is a great birthday party game to bring out if tensions start to rise between the children.
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Whether youre a parent, teacher or caregiver, art activities for preschoolers will help you keep your little ones busy while providing them with a creative outlet. Craft projects help children to develop fine motor skills, learn about art and develop
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Getting your toddler involved in ballet at this early age is a playful activity that helps build other important skills. In addition to refining motor skills, kids will also learn to let loose, gain confidence, socialize and follow directions. Depend
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