Mickey Mouse birthday party theme ideas for kids.
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Mouse party ideas including decorations, invitations, activities, games,
party food, favors and goody / loot bags.
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Mickey Mouse Ears template
Mickey Mouse Invitation Ideas
Mickey Mouse Ears Invitation
See our
Mickey Mouse Ears template
to create these invitations.
Print and cut out the Mickey Mouse ears template and the insert
to use for a pattern. Trace and cut out the Mickey Mouse
Ears from black cardstock or heavy construction paper.
Trace and cut out the circle insert (You can transfer to a word
processing program and type up the invitation information on the
insert before cutting out) in white, red or yellow paper.
Glue the insert to the large black circle of the black template.
Embellish with white buttons.
Glue a piece of red scrapbook paper to cover 1/2 of blank black note cards. In the center of the red paper glue on two small white buttons (or make buttons out of white paper) and place a yellow ribbon across the top of the red paper.
Mickey Mouse Party Decorations
Along the walkway to the party
entrance have Mickey Mouse ears or mouse footprints made from black
construction paper taped to the ground.
Decorate the party table with a solid red tablecloth and black plates -
use three plates at each setting 1 large black plate and 2 small plates
for the ears.
Yellow napkins with red flatware are a great accent to the black plates.
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Mickey Mouse Party Activities
Mickey Mouse Ears
Use black baseball caps (you can cut the brim off to look more like the
hats at Disney World) or black headbands to make fun Mickey Mouse ears
for the party guests. Cut out 3" circles out of stiff felt and
glue onto the hat or headband.
Mickey Mouse Coloring Sheets
Print out Mickey Mouse coloring sheets and have them laid out on a table
with lots of crayons. Let the children choose a sheet to color
while the other guests are arriving.
Mouse Ear Treasure Hunt
Object of the game is to find the hidden mouse ears - the special red
ears can be turned in for a prize.
Cut Mickey Mouse shaped ears out of poster board about 3 - 4" wide.
Mickey Mouse Ears Template
Cut most of the ears out of black poster board or cardstock, but also
cut 3 or 4 (more depending on how many special prizes you want to give
out) from red poster board or cardstock.
Buy several small prizes and number them. On the back of the red mouse ears place a number that corresponds with one of the prizes you bought. Hide the mouse ears all over the backyard, park or party room. Send the children off to look for the hidden mouse ears. If they find a red one they get the prize that corrHide black Mickey Mouse ears and have a number on most of them soeveryone can turn it in for a prize. If you are having a piñata you can enclose the red ears inside the piñata with the party candy.
Mouse Ear Ball Toss
You will need three large black containers ... 2 that are a little
smaller then the other container. Trash cans or plastic tubs will
work. Set out the black containers to look like Mickey Mouse's
ears - the larger one in the center with the two smaller containers at
the top of the larger one to look like the ears. About 4 -5 feet
from the Mickey Mouse ears place a piece of tape on the ground that will
be where the kids line up for the game. Give the first player in
line three small balls (ping pong balls are fun to play with because
they bounce and can bounce in and out of the containers) and have them
try and get one ball in each container. When the kids have all
played the game move the piece of tape back a few feet to make it more
challenging.
Pin the Tail on the Mouse
Buy a large poster or draw a picture of Mickey Mouse on a
large poster board. Trace Mickey's tail from the poster and make
several tails out of poster board or construction paper ... or use long
pieces of black ribbon for the tail. Make one for each party guest. Write their names on the
back of their tail and attach a piece of double stick tape. Hang
the poster on a wall and line the children up opposite it.
Blindfold them one at a time and see who can place their tail closest to
the tail on the poster. The closest to the original tail wins.
Party Games for 5 and 6 year olds
Party games for ages 7, 8 and 9
Birthday games for 10, 11, 12 years old
Strawberries and Pineapples in a large bowl
Cut out Mickey Mouse ears from cheese, cookies, brownies, fruit or
almost any food item and place them on plates on the party table.
For fun fruit and cheese kabobs cut out mouse ear shapes from
cheese and fruit. Skewer onto wooden skewers and place standing up
in sturdy cups.
Pizza - using Mouse Ears cookie cutter cut out ears from slices of
mozzarella cheese and place on the pizza.
Oreos (mouse ears!)
Bake cupcakes in red paper holders, ice with white frosting and insert two Oreo cookies in the frosting for mouse ears.
Mickey
Mouse ears
Character themed notepads, pens or pencils
Mickey and Minnie mouse Fruit Snacks
Cheese crackers
Small packages of Oreo cookies
Red paper sacks - fold over top about 3 inches to close bag and
paper punch two holes through the part that is folded about 3 inches
apart. Thread yellow or black ribbon or a black pipecleaner
through the holes (from back to the front) and tie the ends in front.
Glue on two white buttons in the middle of the red sack for Mickey's
buttons.
Mouse ears to hold the party favors
White cups or sports drink containers painted with black mouse ears
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