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*Ask people to set up their sleeping bags as soon as they get to your house.*Announce that no one can sleep on sofas or beds. It causes fighting sometimes.*Stay outside until it gets dark and get as much fresh air as you can before you're crammed in a room with a bunch of other people for the whole night.*Play outdoor games or organize a scavenger hunt around your neighborhood before dinner. *Rent a movie and make lots of popcorn beforehand. *Set up a "concession stand" in the room where you're watching the movie and give every guest a plate to load up with popcorn, candy, and other treats.*Avoid Truth or Dare, especially when some of the guests are very hyper. Truth can make people embarrassed about the questions being asked, and Dare can get out of hand.*If you have a younger sister or brother who might try to bug your guests or wreck your party, ask your mom or dad if they can find something special for your siblings to do during your party. Maybe they can go on a camping trip with one of your parents, or to dinner and a movie. Your brother or sister might want to have a friend spend the night so they don't feel so left out. Just make sure that it's not a friend who would want to bug you and your guests, too!*Set out a few board games so the ones who don't fall asleep right away can quietly keep themselves busy.*Get something special for breakfast or easy. Donuts, bagels & cream cheese, fruit with whip cream and dip, individual juices.

Things You Will Need For the Party:Food and snacks*buy snacks such as: pretzels, chips, cheese curls, etc.

*get soda, maybe ice tea mix..lemonade...

GAMES

1. Scavenger hunts 2. Let's Make a Deal: You will need three boxes. Prizes of varying quality-really cool, ok and a booby prize. Each child has a chance to play so make sure you have enough "really cool" prizes to go around. Place one prize of each type under the boxes without anyone seeing. The contestant chooses a box and the prize is revealed. The contestant can then keep that prize or be given the choice to choose another. Offer incentives, like other prizes-candy, money etc. to see if they will keep the first chosen. They may keep either the first prize and incentives or choose the other box. This is their final choice. 3. Mummy: Need rolls of toilet paper, one per person. You can form teams to see who is the fastest dressing their mummy (other person) or just let them have fun. This can be very messy with the dust from the toilet paper and the paper fight afterwards. 4. Picky Marshmallow Relay: Need toothpicks, one per child and one marshmallow per team. The marshmallow is placed on the end of the first persons toothpick. They hold the toothpick in their mouth and try to pass it to the next person in line using only the toothpicks in their mouths. 5. Clothes Pin 7-Ups: 7 clothes pins per person. Clip clothes pins on the backs of all players and have them face each other in a circle (outside). At the mention of "GO" they each run around trying to get the clothes pins off each others backs. No grabbing and holding on to the other persons. 6. Talent Show or Video the kids performing to music. Lip sync is fun or air guitar/sax etc. 7. Nighttime Easter Egg Hunt: Hide eggs and prizes outside. Everyone brings a flashlight to the party. Hide items like fingernail polish, body mists, not just candy. 8. Piggly-Wiggly: Everyone lays out their sleeping bags. Choose someone to be "it." They must leave the room. Everyone else hides inside the sleeping bags (not their own). When they are ready, "it" comes back in. She sits on one of the sleeping bags and says, "Piggly-Wiggly" the person inside says "oink, oink." 'It' must guess who is inside the bag. If they are right, the person in the bag is it. 9. Rock and Roll: When your having a slumber party and going to a roller-skating rink is out of the question, make a skating rink in the garage. Have your parents back out their cars and take out other stuff in the way so you have room to skate. You can also have music and a snack bar! 10. Sweet dreams- Use frosting to decorate a graham cracker so it looks like your sleeping bag with you in it! 11. Hip hats- Decorate denim hats with jewels and sparkle puff paints and wear them around the next day. 12. Puffy pillows- Decorate plain white pillowcases with puffy paint. Let them dry overnight. 13. Popcorn Toppin'-Pop some plain popcorn. Give everybody a couple of dishes with popcorn in them. Have your guests put on all the toppings you want. *cinnamon and sugar *raisins *melted butter, pizza seasoning, and parmesan cheese to make a pizza kind o'popcorn. 14. Curly-Cute- Make rag curls in your friends' hair. Take pieces of fabric and wrap hair around them. When you wake up you hair will be all curly. 15. We Had A Ball- At the end of the slumber party, sit in a circle and sign beach balls with a waterproof marker. Write all about the good times you had together at the sleepover. 16. Brush up- Have guests try all sorts of toothpaste and vote on which one they like best. 17. Get out CD's and tapes, for people to listen too 18. Pick out some movies 19. Play some sleepover games such as: red rover, piggly-wiggly, rugrats(not the show), poker ( with candy!), and maybe some board games 20. Buy tee-shirt paint and have your guests bring tee-shirts and paint them so you can wear them the next morning! 21. Have a pajamas contest! See who has the best pajamas! 22. Pillow fights (a little rough, though) 23. Make smores!!!!!!!!!! 24. Serve whipped cream and fruit on waffles in the morning 25. See if you can borrow a kareoke machine so you can sing along to music 26. Do makeovers! 27. Make rice krispie treats 28. Make your own sundae! 29. Popcorn fights, if you have a vacuum handy 30. Think of unusual places to sleep: the attic, a tree house, a tent outside in your back yard 31. Use sidewalk chalk so your friends can draw stuff 32. Burglar Alarm-set a little timer and have everyone go out of the room. One person stays in and hides the timer. Then the other children come back in and try to find the timer before it goes off. Whoever finds it might get some kind of prize. 33. Set up a craft table to make bracelets. 34. Decorate pillowcases with fabric markers...this way they can use them that night. Put on date, etc 35. For breakfast, serve muffins and donuts, fruit and dip (cool whip works great!) Serve Orange juice or apple juice in plastic champagne glasses.~ Holly & Hannah 36. Light-as-a-feather, Stiff-as-a-board. This is one of the funniest games to play and goes in this way: 6 people play. They pick a "center" to lay on the floor face up and each of the other 5 gather around them. Two people take mid-calf, one on each side, Two people take mid back/chest, one on each side, and one person sits behind the head. Each person extends the first two fingers on each hand and slips them underneath the center. All close their eyes. They start to chant "Light as a feather, Stiff as a board. Light as a feather, Stiff as a board. Light as a feather, Stiff as a board" over and over while trying to lift the center person, without losing their concentration. Usually this works! *grins* But don't distract the center or else the balance will be lost and they may get dropped. 37. Shaving cream fight out side. 38. Invite a bunch of friends over and have a list made up of different company slogans around your town, put them in a different order on each sheet so your not all at the same stop. Split your friends into groups and give one list to each group, then have them go around town find in the places that match the slogans and have each group take a picture at each stop. additional extras: Sometimes after doing the stops try a chinese firedrill, like stop at a rest stop and run around the car three times. 39. Concentrate: Concentrate is a fun game that little kids can play. Fun-fun-fun! A little kid "in the know" conducts the mystery with their little slumber-party group one at a time. Usually they go into some dark place, just the two of them, to complete the realism. The child "in the know" stands behind the other child (who is told to close their eyes), holding their arms midway between the shoulder and the elbow and start to chant in monotone: "Concentrate, Concentrate, Concentrate on what I'm saying. Concentrate, Concentrate, Concentrate on what I'm saying..." Moving back and forth behind the head to give an eerie moving sound quality Then they immediately start into the little story. The favorite is this one:

"You're on the 21st floor of a building. You want to jump. You look over the edge...."

At which point, the child telling the story tips the other forward, in a semblance of looking down

"But you get scared..."

The story-teller brings the other child back to standing straight.

"But then you think 'well maybe...'"

Story-telling child tips the other far forward...and then gives the unwitting victim a slight push, just enough to make them take ONE step forward to rebalance themselves. Gives the kid an impossibly easy (and safe) ghost-story-like spooking out.

MORE IDEAS for younger kids:

On the invitation tell each guest to bring PJs, slippers, stuffed animal, sleeping bag, pillow, toothbrush, comb and that they get a prize for bringing it all.

Prepare slips of paper that say:1. lay your sleeping bag flat, in front of the TV2. put your pillow on the top of the sleeping bag3. put your stuffed animal on your sleeping bag4. put on your PJs and slippers5. brush your teeth6. brush your hair7. lay inside sleeping bag

The youngsters have to find the slip of paper that has a 1. on it and do what it says, then run back to the person holding the slips and find the no 2. slip....etc.... the slips can be in individual envelopes with each child's name on it so they can know which is which when they are all done, they will all be ready for quiet time......

The prize for this, as each one finishes, is a bag filled with a couple pieces of candy, a drink box, a pen or pencil and a small address book. They can exchange numbers with all their friends and have a place to put it, plus when they get thirsty- you've already provided their drink.

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It's easy to send out great sleepover invitations to all of your friends. You can either buy great looking invitations with pictures of sleeping bags, flashlights, pajamas, fuzzy slippers, etc. or make them yourself. If you want to make your own - look for fun clip art or coloring book pages to copy the images you want onto colorful blank cards.

Get creative with the sleepover invitation and cut out heads from pictures of you and your friends and then paste them to the invitations. Make it look like you are sleeping in a sleeping bag, wearing big fuzzy slippers or having a pillow fight.

Sleepover Invitation idea: Create little pillows by folding squares of felt or craft foam in half to make pillow cases. If you don’t sew, use a stapler, glue gun or fabric glue to secure the side and bottom edge of the pillow case. Stuff with a little cotton. Write the invitation on a 3x5 card and slip it into the pillow.Text: WHAT HAS 12 LEGS, GIGGLES AND STAYS UP ALL NIGHT? MY SLEEPOVER PARTY, AND YOU'RE INVITED !When making the invitations for your party use the amount of legs for your invited guests and change MY to the Birthday girls name. Thanks for the great idea Movin Girl

What to Write On the Sleepover Invitation

Date and Day of the Sleepover: June 6, 2008 - Friday nightWhat to bring: Sleeping bag, pillow, bathing suit, towel, anything special that they will need for the party.When the sleepover begins and ends: Example - 7:00 PM - 10:00 AMPlace of the Sleepover: Make sure to write in your address. Friends might know where you live, but parents will want to have this information. Hint: You might want to draw a map on the back of the invitation.Telephone number for RSVP: Make sure to write in your telephone number. Parents will want this too.If you will be serving dinner, pizza or snacks (so your friends will know whether to eat or wait until they get to the party to have dinner). Example - We will be having pizza!

Sleepover / Slumber Party Activities

Make fun matching t-shirts with iron on letters to remember the sleepoverBuy inexpensive t-shirts or tanks (you can also ask on the sleepover invitation for each girl bring one from home) and provide lots of fun iron on letters in different fonts for everyone to use. It's fun to come up with crazy sayings and make matching t-shirts to remember the party. ** Make sure to wash and dry the t-shirts before sleepover guests arrive so the iron on's will stick.

Funky Flip FlopsSuper fun and easy - perfect for sleepovers! See our funky flip flop page for complete directions and more pictures!Decorate pillowcases to remember the sleepoverUse permanent markers (you are able to sleep on them that night) or fabric pens and have guests sign each others' pillowcases during the slumber party. Decorate and doodle to create a masterpiece. You'll remember how much fun you had with your friends every time you go to sleep. fun flip flop craft, activity and favor!

Decorate cork bulletin boards with foam cut-outs (available at Discount or Craft stores)

Decorate a jewelry box with foam cut-outs, stick on jewels or paint.

Decorate picture frames with paints, foam stickers, jewels, pieces of feather boas, glitter, etc. Take pictures of you and your friends at the sleepover and place them in the frames.

Spa StuffHair makeovers, facials, peels, manicures and pedicures. (See the games section for fun spa games.)Free list of homemade spa recipes - includes a great chocolate facial mask!

Chocolate Spa Sleepover - Make this the theme of your slumber party. Chocolate everything! Send out brown and pink polka dot or striped invitations and scent them with chocolate perfume, light chocolate scented candles, paint each others fingernails and toes pink with brown polka dots, serve hot chocolate and smores, provide chocolate scented facials and masks and chocolate lip gloss ..... yum!

Karaoke - Let everyone at the sleepover have a turn at singing. Play American Idol and set up judges to vote on the best performance.

Talent Show - everyone performs their best (or worst) talent. Have judges and award small prizes.

Fashion show - dress up and give away small prizes for best walk, best pose, most attitude and best over all.

Slumber Scrap - Take digital pictures during the slumber party and make scrapbook pages later in the evening. Provide everyone with a small scrapbook, pretty paper, fun cut-outs and scissors.

Dance, dance .... dance - Then play freeze dance. Have someone turn down the volume and everyone must freeze and not laugh until the music starts again. Whoever laughs has to turn down the volume next.

Talk about boys, parents, school, life .....

Makeovers - Give each other makeovers then take pictures. These can also be funny makeovers and everyone must keep their crazy look through the rest of the party.

Paint nails and toenails - decorate with dots, stripes and flowers

Facials - Facials, Peels and Masks are fun and great for your skin. Homemade Spa Recipes

Make-undersBuy some make-up and put it out somewhere. At the slumber party tell your friends to sit in a circle around it and grab what they like. Then draw numbers or roll a die and whoever is first gets to pick a partner and give then a make-under (make it look as funny as you can!)

Make Pom Pom pets Use colorful pompoms, googly eyes, pipe cleaners, felt, and foam to create cute little pets. Then, have a pet show!

Test Your Taste buds

Have one person make something from ingredients in the kitchen and then other person has to put on a blindfold and eats the food. The person with the blindfold on then makes a guess at what the food is or what ingredients are in it.

Pillow fight!! - sent in by Alycia

Sleepover / Slumber Party Games

Truth or Dare GameTruth or dare game - Sit in a circle and ask each other truth questions. If the person you ask doesn't want to answer the question then they must do the dare. We've made a fun list of free clean (rated G) truth or dare game questions for you to print out for the sleepover. Free truth and dare game questions.

Nail Polish Birthday Spin Game - Place several colors of nail polish in the middle of a circle of girls. Have the first girl at the sleepover spin a bottle of nail polish. Who ever the cap is pointing to when it is done spinning must paint one of her fingernails that color. Then that person spins the next color of nail polish .... and so on. Paint your toes too to make the game last longer.

Foil Make Over Game - The object is to create the best outfit out of aluminum foil. Crazy game and lots of fun. This can be played individually or if you have a lot of girls separate into teams. Give each person / team 1 or 2 rolls of aluminum foil. You can also use rubber bands or pieces of string if you want. Create the most fabulous outfit you can using the aluminum foil. Tops, pants, skirts, shorts ... and don't forget the sunglasses, jewelry, hats, flip-flops, tiaras booties, belts ...anything your imagination can dream up. Take pictures of your creations. Blind Make Over GameThe first person puts on a blindfold and does the makeup of the second person. Then when they are done the second person puts on the blindfold and does the makeup of the third person. Draw numbers to determine the order. Really funny - take pictures so you can keep the memories.

Song Maker Game - Pick one person at the sleepover to go first for the game. Everyone in the group decides on a title of a song and then the person chosen first must make up a song to go with that title. Example: Little bunnies on my pillow.

Commercial Game - Draw numbers to see who goes first. The first person stands up and the number 2 person chooses an object from the room. The first person then must make up a commercial about the object and speak for 30 seconds about it. Then #3 picks an object for #2's commercial and so on.

Mummy Wrap Game - For this fun sleepover game see which team can wrap their mummy in toilet paper first. Divide birthday party guests into teams of 2 or 3 and give them 2 rolls of toilet paper. Let teams decide on who will be the mummy and then race to see who can wrap their mummy in toilet paper the quickest using all the paper. Stock up on paper and play this game a few times switching out mummy's.

Drama Bag Game - Fill shopping bags with 5 different items in each bag. A shoe, hat, party favor etc. - but fill each bag with different things. Divide into teams and give each team one bag. Go to different rooms and create a skit which includes all items in the bag. After 15 minutes come back and perform. Variation: Create a song or commercial.

Prize Auction Game - On the invitation to the sleepover ask everyone to bring an inexpensive item or a "white elephant" (something in good shape they don't want anymore) wrapped or sealed in a bag to the sleepover. Give the everyone $100.00 in play money and start an auction for the unwrapped gifts. Hold up the first sealed bag and ask who will give $1 for it... and so on. For fun you can add food and gag gifts to the auction items. Keep the items sealed and don't let anyone know what is inside until the high bidder opens the item. At the end you can trade bags or buy each other's presents with their left over auction money. With any other left over auction money you can bid on who gets to pick where they want to sleep, what game you play next, first dibs on the biggest piece of cake or who chooses the music to listen to.

M & M Challenge Game - This sleepover game can be played with m&m's, skittles or any small candy that comes in different colors. Place candy in a bowl. Sit in a circle and ask the guests to choose 2 candies - without looking. Show them to everyone and then put them in your mouth ... if they are the same color then you can chew them, if not you have to hold them in your mouth until your next turn when you can try and choose 2 more of the same color. You can't chew until you get 2 of the same color.

Oversize Board Game - This game really gets you involved ... because you are the piece that moves around the board. On a very large patio or driveway draw a large (VERY large!) game board with chalk. Make every square at least 18". Make it in the shape of a circle or oval (or a figure 8). Write "start" at the first square and then on each square write a command or action. Example: Square 2 = move ahead 3 spaces, Square 3 - jump up and down until your next turn, Square 4 = sing the national anthem until your next turn,Square 5 = go back 2 spaces ... and so on until every square is filled. Make 2 large oversize dice (paintthem white or leave unpainted and draw black circles on the sides of the "dice" - 1 - 6 dots) from boxes at least 12 x 12 - the bigger the better! Roll the dice and then move yourself along the game board -when you land on a square do what the square says. The winner is the one to reach the end space firstby landing on it with an exact roll. This sleepover game is also fun to play at night with flashlights.

Toilet Paper Share Game – You’ll need a new roll of toilet paper for this sleepover game. Gather everyone in a circle and tell them you are going to pass around the sleepover game toilet paper roll and to take as much as they think they need for the game. Pass the paper around without any further instructions and have them take sheets of paper off the roll. After everyone has their sheets then tell them they have to share one thing about themselves for each square of paper they have.

Sleepover Ball Game – Buy a large inflatable beach ball and in permanent marker write questions all over it. Place everyone in a circle and throw the ball to someone. The person who catches the ball must answer the question that their right thumb is touching. After answering the question they then throw the ball to another person. Fun questions to write on the game ball: (The more questions on the ball the better!) What is the scariest movie you’ve seen? What is your favorite color? What are three adjectives that describe you? Who is your favorite band/singer? Who is your favorite movie star? What is the nicest thing anyone has ever said to you? What do you say when you talk in your sleep? What is your biggest phobia? If you were invisible what would you do? If you were an animal what would you be? Who's your secret crush? What was your last dream about? What is one thing about you that no one here knows? What do you want to do when you grow up? Think of questions that you would want to be asked or things that you would like to know about others.

Candy Hunt Sleepover Game - Ask everyone to bring a flashlight (or provide them for everyone) to the slumber party. Before everyone arrives at the party ask a parent or sibling to hide candy all over the yard. When it gets dark have everyone take their flashlights outside and hunt for the candy.

Pillow Fight Icebreaker - For an icebreaker I usually just have everyone start in my room and start a pillow fight whoever you hit they must tell you something about them.

Play CharadesThink of fun things that go with your sleepover theme and write them down on pieces of paper. Divide your friends into two teams. The first team picks a player to act out a word. The player chooses a word - but doesn't show their teammates. The player then tries to act out the word while her teammates try and guess what she is acting out. If they guess the word the team gets 1 point. Set a timer for 3 minutes - if the team can not guess the word in 3 minutes then the other team gets one guess at what the word is. If they are right they get the point. Play to 10 points.

Don't Say It!Give out bead necklaces to each person as they arrive. tell them that if they say "birthday" (or any other words you choose) at all during the party they have to give the person they said it to their beads. the person who has the most beads at the end of the sleepover wins the bracelets. (singing happy birthday does not count). Sent in by Megan

Dress up Game!!To play:1st give each group a skit and tell them to dress up like there character.2nd DON’T GIVE THE GIRLS REAL CLOTHES use aluminum foil, Saran wrap, and toilet paper!! Sent in by Bailey Ft. Polk, LA

Party Games and Tween Games for more sleepover / slumber party games

Slumber Party Menu

Pizza - take out or have more fun making your own with fun toppings.Chips and dipVeggie tray with dipFruit tray with dipMake Rice Krispie Treats, Brownies or Cookies at midnightFondueHot ChocolateSleepover SmoresSmoothiessee food ideas for more choices ....

In the Morning after the Sleepover / Slumber Party

Make pancakes and top them with strawberries, chocolate chips, sprinkles etc.

Have a chef challenge - give everyone a "mystery" ingredient they must use in their breakfast dish.

Eat Breakfast parfaits - alternate layers of cereals and yogurts in a tall glass or parfait

Eat left over pizza

Get up and watch cartoons

Now is the perfect time for makeovers

Sleep until time to go ...

Sleepover Tips Buy extra toothbrushes and keep them unopened in a drawer in case someone forgets to bring one to the sleepover.Don't invite too many guests to sleepover at one time - too many personalities increases drama! Up to 5 is usually fine, more if they all know each other and get along. Serve healthy snacks along with the junk for a balanced sleepover.

Kids party ideas, Tween party ideas and Teen party ideas - fun theme ideas for your bday party sleepover

Truth or Dare Game - Free print outs Mall Scavenger Hunts - 8 different hunts

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