I'm back with Part II of my daughter's 10th Unicorn Birthday Party! Today I'll go over our activities, games and favors.
Unicorn Name Game
This was our only game and lasted during the whole party. When the girls first arrived they looked up their unicorn names using our chart and wrote them on a name tag. For the rest of the party the girls referred to each other by their unicorn names. If they slipped and accidentally used their real names they got a line on their name tag. Whoever had the least amount of lines at the end of the party was the winner!
My unicorn name was Perky Happy Feet by the way. Ha!
Note: Adults were exempt from the game!
Unicorn Photo Booth
Another fun activity appropriate for the tween set was a photo booth. I ordered a (cheap) background and also Photo Props from Amazon and set them up in one of the rooms. I had each girl take photos alone, with the birthday girl and in any other combinations they wanted. So fun!
The grownups enjoyed the photos too. ;)
Unicorn Poop Eraser
Our first craft was creating "Unicorn Poop". I'm telling you, this was a hit! We used eraser clay and had the girls roll out colors, combine them and make a poop pile shape. Ha! Added a little glitter, baked them in the oven and voila - a poop eraser!
Eraser clay was a first for me, but it's pretty easy to use! I ordered our clay from Amazon and found directions on YouTube for making the poop shape. I had the girls watch the YouTube video first and then they were off (easier than explaining it myself).
Unicorn Pumpkin Decorating
We saw a few versions of pumpkin decorating on Pinterest and adapted them to fit our needs. I bought little white pumpkins ($1 each!) rather than painting orange ones. This project was appropriate for the party and the time of year, since my daughter's birthday is right before Halloween.
For decorating we used:
-Crayola Model Magic to form the horns
-Flowers from Hobby Lobby, separated so each girl could use some (about 4-5 each)
-Curling Ribbons for hair and tails.
-Sharpie pen to draw on faces
-Pink and white foam sheets to cut out ear shapes
We attached their chosen items with hot glue and patience.
Unicorn Pinata
The Unicorn Pinata from Target was a big hit (haha). At only $15.49 and free shipping it was a great deal too! We filled it with tween goodies including:
-Tiny nail polish bottles (wrapped in bubble wrap so they wouldn't break)
-Pop Rocks
-Unicorn stretch toys
-Rainbow Skittles
-Rainbow Hair Ties
Favors
We used the homemade Unicorn Goodie Bags for the girls to place their pinata goodies inside.
They also received:
-unicorn cookies
-unicorn headbands
-unicorn Poop eraser
-unicorn Pumpkin
A grand haul!
For more information on the cookies, snacks and decorations check out: Unicorn Birthday Party Part I
Here are some links for the products that I used for the party:
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