We played 6 games.
1) Charms and spells class - I pretended to teach a class using the spell books and quills I made for the guests. The children loved practicing the spells and trying them out on each other. {You can download the spell book I created here.}
2) Howarts Freeze dance - We played freeze dance using some spells from Harry Potter. We used Tarantallegra to make legs dance uncontrollably and Petrificus Totalus to make the kids freeze like a soldier.
3) Pin the Scar on Harry - I drew Harry Potter on a piece of bristol board and gave every child a scar to place on his head.
4) Bean Bag Toss - I made a simple beanbag toss using an old cardboard box. {You can download a template of the head a drew here.}
5) Wingardium Leviosa - The kids used the wands I made for them to try balloons in the air.
6) Piñata - I made a simple piñata using a balloon and some paper mache. Then, I drew a simple owl on it using a sharpie. Easy peasy!
All the guest had fun with our Harry Potter games, and they were all easy and inexpensive to put together. It doesn't get much better than that!
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Gina Bell (aka East Coast Mommy)
Hello Gina! Your post caught my eye in SavvyStories and I can see you are a mom after my own heart. We are hard-core Harry Potter fans over here and have shared many special HP moments together ourselves. I love what you've done here and will pin it for my followers!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! We absolutely love Harry Potter too! You can see the rest of the party here: http://eastcoastmommyblog.blogspot.ca/2014/02/the-ultimate-diy-harry-potter-party.html
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