Duck kitty party theme is a fabulous theme that is always a hit with the little ones. Of course, along with all the decorations and tasty food, you will also need to have some exciting duck games for your guests to enjoy. The ducky theme is perfect for babies and toddlers and you can come up with many great games that go along with this theme.
Party Stuff can help you out in framing some games for this theme. Check out some of the games given below and for more details you can visit https://partystuff.in/games/theme/duck.
1. Floating Bubbles Prize Game - Before the party, place a small prize inside each balloon and then blow the balloons up. Fill the wading pool with some water. Then, float all the balloons in the pool. Let each child enjoy picking out a balloon and then pop the balloon so they get a prize. They’ll enjoy having the chance to get a little wet while picking out their bubble/balloon.
2. Ducky Play- DOH - Give everyone yellow and orange Play-Doh, along with duck-shaped cookie cutters and let them cut out little duck shapes. Of course, mom, dad or some teen helpers would be useful for this activity to make sure no one eats the Play-Doh, along with helping them cut out the ducks.
3. GO FISHIN' IN THE DUCK POND - Fill a wading pool with water dyed blue using food coloring. Prior to the party put numbers on the bottoms of the rubber duckies using a permanent marker. Put matching numbers on the prize bags. Let the babies take turns selecting a duck.
4. Where's Ducky - Hide a duck somewhere in the party room and see who can be the first to spot it in two minutes. The member who spot the first will be the winner.
5. Let's Go Fishing - Beforehand buy some cheap plastic ducks and twist a pipe cleaner round each neck and shape it so that there is a small loop. Put the ducks in a paddling pool. Give each player a small bucket and a fishing rod (made out of a piece of dowel, string and a large mug hook), and see who can catch the most ducks.
6. Musical Ducks - The players are ducks and dance round the room to music. When the music stops, they have to quickly find a nest (cushion) to sit on. The last one to find a nest gets to help you with the music.
7. Pin The Beak On Ducky - Draw a simple duck on a large piece of craft paper, but omit the beak. Make the beak separately out of strong orange card and attach a bit of blue-tack to the back. Stick the duck picture to the wall. Blindfold the players and see if they can put the beak in the right place on the duck.
8. Catch A Duck - Get an adult or older sibling to dress up as a duck and have the kids try and catch him. When they do, then must then lead the duck to a paddling pool and the duck must jump in and splash about.
I hope you will like to try the above games in your Duck theme kitty party!
Party Stuff can help you out in framing some games for this theme. Check out some of the games given below and for more details you can visit https://partystuff.in/games/theme/duck.
1. Floating Bubbles Prize Game - Before the party, place a small prize inside each balloon and then blow the balloons up. Fill the wading pool with some water. Then, float all the balloons in the pool. Let each child enjoy picking out a balloon and then pop the balloon so they get a prize. They’ll enjoy having the chance to get a little wet while picking out their bubble/balloon.
2. Ducky Play- DOH - Give everyone yellow and orange Play-Doh, along with duck-shaped cookie cutters and let them cut out little duck shapes. Of course, mom, dad or some teen helpers would be useful for this activity to make sure no one eats the Play-Doh, along with helping them cut out the ducks.
3. GO FISHIN' IN THE DUCK POND - Fill a wading pool with water dyed blue using food coloring. Prior to the party put numbers on the bottoms of the rubber duckies using a permanent marker. Put matching numbers on the prize bags. Let the babies take turns selecting a duck.
4. Where's Ducky - Hide a duck somewhere in the party room and see who can be the first to spot it in two minutes. The member who spot the first will be the winner.
5. Let's Go Fishing - Beforehand buy some cheap plastic ducks and twist a pipe cleaner round each neck and shape it so that there is a small loop. Put the ducks in a paddling pool. Give each player a small bucket and a fishing rod (made out of a piece of dowel, string and a large mug hook), and see who can catch the most ducks.
6. Musical Ducks - The players are ducks and dance round the room to music. When the music stops, they have to quickly find a nest (cushion) to sit on. The last one to find a nest gets to help you with the music.
7. Pin The Beak On Ducky - Draw a simple duck on a large piece of craft paper, but omit the beak. Make the beak separately out of strong orange card and attach a bit of blue-tack to the back. Stick the duck picture to the wall. Blindfold the players and see if they can put the beak in the right place on the duck.
8. Catch A Duck - Get an adult or older sibling to dress up as a duck and have the kids try and catch him. When they do, then must then lead the duck to a paddling pool and the duck must jump in and splash about.
I hope you will like to try the above games in your Duck theme kitty party!