Princess Tea HELP!

[artistsignature]

Hi all you creative people! I am hosting a princess tea party of mother's day this year and need a few crafts ideas and games. This is for elementary aged kids and their mothers and grandmothers so the kids will have a little help but not everyone is artistic (or can follow directions easily) so simple is always the best I have learned

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[kemica]

Frosting and decorating royal cupcakes?

Making princess hats out of pretty paper and tulle fabric, stickers and etc?

Painting clay pots for the magic beans to live in later?

Have a lovely party. :)

[oh_meow]

Pass the parcel of course, with some sort of craft/princess thing as the prize in the centre?

[le_soleil_noir]

http://www.freepreschoolcrafts.com/make-a-fairy-wand-or-magic-star-wand/

http://www.freepreschoolcrafts.com/paper-tube-castle-craft/

pasta necklaces with glitter?? or beads.

http://www.birthdayboutique.com/shop_images/games/game_princess.jpg
pin the crown on the princess (you could make one yourself?)

pin the horn on the unicorn!

http://family.go.com/entertainment/pkg-princess-crafts-and-recipes/

wooo lots of stuff
http://www.amazon.com/Pretty-Princess-Dress-Up-Board-Game/dp/B00000IWHP
memory lannnee

[mschilepepper]

There's a whooooole bunch of printable gift/favor boxes, and other happy little things like coloring pages here. Might help you find some ideas.

[greyshadow]

As a game, you could do Princess Jeopardy - all you need is a poster board or easel paper, post it notes of different colors and markers. Take the easel paper and draw a grid, with the columns label with whatever categories you'd like (maybe Heroes, Villains, Sidekicks, etc.). Make sure that the grids are small enough to be covered by the post it notes. Create trivia questions about various princesses (real, Disney or otherwise) and write the answer in the grids, Jeopardy-style, with the easiest up top and the hardest at the bottom. Label the post it notes with the "dollar" amount for the question and cover the grid with the post it notes so it covers the answer. Have teams of the girls with their moms/grandmoms. Give each team either a bell or some other types of noisemakers. As they answer the questions right (in the form of a question), give them the post it note with the amount, so that they can total up their "winnings" at the end. Give the winning team some kind of prize. You can have multiple boards created and play