Reindeer Games Christmas Breakfast

I recently hosted a fun little 'Reindeer Games and Christmas Cheer' breakfast for my little church class for an end of the year party. All the kids came in their pj's and enjoyed some yummy food and fun games. Here are some of the details: Breakfast Bar

For breakfast we served all the Reindeer's favorite treats...

There was a mini hot chocolate bar also for the kids to enjoy! 

Reindeer Crossing table settings

At each place setting there was a pair of plush antlers for the kids as well.

After breakfast is was time for some fun!

Pin the Nose on Rudolph

Don't eat the Reindeer...

Reindeer Roundup

Antler Ring Toss

After the games we had a little candy cane reindeer craft for the kids to make.

Our city has a fun little tradition were Santa rides around on a firetruck and tosses candy to all the little kids, this is always such a hit with the kids and was great that is just happened to be during the party as well :)

After all the games and Santa visit we headed back inside for the kids to make their own special blend of Magic Reindeer Grain.

Reindeer Grain has been a family tradition that I wanted to share with the other kids. Most people leave milk and cookies out for Santa so why not leave a treat for his Reindeer right?!? Usually we just use Oats and Glitter but I saw this idea of a Reindeer Grain Bar on the Dickerson Diaries and loved the idea!

We had such a fun time! Thanks so much for checking out our reindeer breakfast and hope you all have a very Merry Christmas!

Vendor Credits:

Event Styling and Photographs: Sweeten Your Day Events

Party invites, signs, banners, and labels: Loralee Lewis

Plush Antlers and Inflatable Antler Ring Toss Game: Oriental Trading

Printable Reindeer games and instructions: Prepared Not Scared!

Ghost Buster Birthday Party

We celebrated my son's 6th birthday last July

 and I completely forgot to post it, I blame it on pregnancy brain! 

Anyway during the summer Mason was really into the Ghost Buster movie, so I wasn't too surprised when the idea came up. He thinks that it is just hilarious! So we watched the movie again to get some ideas for the party. 

Here is a peak at the invite...

There is one part in the movie where Slimer pops out of a hot dog cart with a mouth full of hot dogs, the instant I saw that I knew what we were going to be serving...

A local party/event rental store had a hot dog cart! SO PERFECT!

But is just wouldn't be complete without Slimer!

Slime Dogs!

I filled one of the ketchup bottles with green ketchup (aka: slime). Some of the kids loved it, others thought it was gross!

And you can't have a party without a dessert table anymore, so I did a pretty simple one because I wasn't feeling the greatest around the time of the party. 

Slimed ghost cake and cupcakes 

Chocolate covered oreos to match the color scheme

Marshmallow Pops

Slime jello

and ghost cake pops

 

I made silly little faces on each one just for fun :)

We also had some Ectoplasm to drink for those brave few...

I came up with a few activities that tied into the movie for the kids...

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The kids built little Marshmallow Men out of toothpicks, various marshmallow sizes and colored them with edible ink markers.

Mason's Mallow Man!

Next was slime!

The kids loved this one! It doubled as an activity and a party favor. They got to make and color their own slime using a few ingredients. Then we put their slime in a little container with a logo to take home  later.

Favor table

Ghost trap favor boxes filled with sour gummy candies

Proton Silly String Streams

I also made proton packs for all the kids out of gift boxes and other various items. These were the biggest hit of the party!

The proton cans attached to the triggers on the proton packs so the kids could pull the trigger and out shoot the beams.

All the kids suited up and going Bustin'

Around the corner at the park lurked....

the MARSHMALLOW MAN!!! 

It was SO SO SO fun to watch the kids just attack! Silly string was shooting everywhere!

 I think they got him alright!

Well that wraps up the party for the most part. Alot of decorations and ideas were simplified or completely left out because I was just icky, but it turned out fine and all the kids had a blast! But I have to give a HUGE thanks to Jenny of Bloom Designs for all her fabulous custom work on all the party signs and labels! She was so great to work with and her details were amazing!  I hope you enjoyed a peak into Mason's 6th birthday party!

Vendors/Credits:

Party Styling and photographs: Sweeten Your Day Events

Cake, cupcakes and toppers, treats and cake pops: Sweeten Your Day

Hot Dog cart sign, activity signs, silly string can labels, invites, and cake pop tags: Bloom Designs

Hot Dog Cart Rental: Diamond Rental

Ghost Trap favor box FREE printable: CyberDrone 

Ghostbuster costume, adult Marshmallow Man costume, and Slimer: Celebrate Express

Chocolate covered Oreos: Sweeties by Kim

Ectoplasm punch recipe: Recipe.com