Pin the Tail on the Donkey is a classic childhood game where you are blindfolded and then have to attach the donkey’s tail in the correct place. I remember playing it at parties when I was a kid. Showing my age I’m sure! This party was for my 3 year old Elsa fan who’s favorite color is purple, so I knew I wanted the color scheme to include purple, light blue and white. White chocolate and coconut dipped marshmallows, sign “Snow Balls” (one of my new favorite party treats, so good and so easy!) Ice sculptures are a great way to turn a Frozen-themed birthday party into an unforgettable experience. The ice sculpture race is a great game that allows guests to create their own unique sculptures and showcase their creativity.

Participants will be divided into teams and given a set of tools to shape the ice sculptures. The team with the most impressive sculpture at the end of the race wins. Not only is this an exciting game that encourages creativity, it also helps guests bond with one another and have a blast. Snowmen are awesome winter themed crafts that are festive but non denominational. It really is perfect for all kinds of school crafts and events. Everyone is on a budget, so a fun free craft is a great way to stretch a holiday break dollar. Use this to make a snowman or Olaf stencil. Have fun and get creative with this Olaf printable. As with pretty much all my printables I’ve provided two paper sizes – A4 and US Letter (8.5″ x 11″) – use which size is appropriate for your printer. Frozen birthday parties are a great way to have fun with friends and family. Some great games to play include a snowball fight, an ice sculpture race, an Olaf scavenger hunt, and a Frozen-themed version of musical chairs. Other activities could include making snowman crafts, playing a Frozen-themed trivia game, or having an obstacle course. With so many options, your guests are sure to have a blast! Frozen Birthday Party Games Once all the pieces have been put together, you can mount them on a piece of foam board (or a piece of cardboard if you can find a piece big enough).Finally, end the night with a fun obstacle course or a Frozen-themed version of musical chairs! With so many options, your guests will be sure to have a blast at your freeze dance party! Make sure to bookmark our blog for more non religious coloring and printable activity sheets. We are sure to share more fun winter preschool and elementary school fun art projects as the winter holiday season approaches. The PDF for Olaf is a high resolution so you can print it out to be fairly large and have it still look really nice. It is also great for a “photo” opp for your child’s party – or even a cute wall decoration for their bedroom or play area. There are so many things you can do with it. How cute is Olaf? I fell in love with him with the first Frozen trailer and it was really fun to hear more about his character at D23 Expo. I really cannot wait for Disney’s Frozen to hit theaters on November 27th.

are a great way to bring a little bit of Frozen magic to your next birthday party. Have your guests compete to build the best snowman, complete with a carrot nose, coal buttons, and a hat of their own making. With the right supplies and a little bit of creativity, these snowmen can come to life! After the contest, you can take a group photo with the snowmen, letting each guest take a copy home as a fun reminder of their special day.

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A Frozen-themed version of musical chairs and an Olaf scavenger hunt are great options for those looking for a little competition. For the creative types, create snowman crafts or play a Frozen-themed trivia game. An obstacle course is sure to get everyone’s heart racing. With so many games to choose from, your Frozen birthday party is sure to be a hit! Award points to the team with the most successful throws. For extra fun, include a few hidden surprises like coins or candy in the snowballs for an added element of excitement. Snowball toss games are sure to provide a fun and unforgettable experience for everyone at the party!