Winnie the Pooh Party Ideas Party Tips and Winnie the Pooh Party Games

Winnie the Pooh Party Ideas, Party Tips and Winnie the Pooh Party Games

Part-eaz would like to help make your child's party a memorable one.

A Winnie the Pooh birthday party is a fabulous way to celebrate your child's birthday!

Not only do we have available a great selection of Winnie the Pooh Party Supplies, but we have also compiled on this page a list of Winnie the Pooh Party Ideas and Games to ensure that your party is an event to remember.

WINNIE THE POOH PARTY TIPS

Invitations

Create honey pots on white card with all the party details on the inside.
Make a map leading your guests to the 100 acre woods.
Hand deliver your invitations with a red balloon attached.
Alternatively, if time is short, you may prefer our preprinted Winnie the Pooh party invitations.

Food and Preparation

You've enough to do on the day so why not prepare the food in advance and serve in handy colour co-coordinated Food Boxes to match your theme. Winnie the Pooh stickers can be used to decorate your food boxes, get the party boy or girl involved this is a job they'll love to do.
Create your own Pooh Bear treats for that rumbly in their tumbly.

Rabbits Garden Grub - Vegetables with dips
Banana and Honey sandwiches
Rain clouds - Rice crispy treats. If you want your clouds to be stormy then dip them into chocolate.
Piglets in Blankets - Sausage rolls
Bear biscuits - Biscuits cut into the shape of bears
Gummy bears
Berry juice
Yummy floats - soda with ice-cream on the top
Chocolate milk

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Décor

Fill the ceiling with clear and light blue helium balloons to represent the sky
Cut out large trees from paper to make the forest
Place honey pots all around with different things in them like sweets, flowers, stuffed Winnie the Pooh characters etc.
Hang bees and butterflies around the room
Theme the room with Winnie the Pooh character foil balloons such as Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore and of course Winnie himself.
Make a large sign welcoming guests to the 100 acre woods.
Use tablecloths, napkins, balloons and other decorative items such as streamers in Winnie the Pooh colours like red, yellow, light brown and green. You can also look for Winnie the Pooh Plates, Cups and Balloons that carry images of Pooh bear and the other characters on them.

Things to do

"HUNNY" pot decorating - Have all the children decorate a terracoota coloured flower pot. This can also be used to put their goodies in before they leave.
Face Painting is a popular activity at childrens parties. Tigger is especially easy to do, so if you're not particularly artistic this is an ideal face to start!
Ask an adult to dress up as Winnie the Pooh to give out the HUNNY pot favors at the end of the party. You can take a photo of each guest with Pooh bear as they receive their favor bag and send it to them with the thank you notes.

Pinata - If you've got time you can make your own Pinata. It's easy to do - simply layer strips of wet newspaper over a balloon leaving a small hole in the back. Allow to dry and repeat the process several times. Pop the balloon and stuff your Pinata with sweets and toys. Decorate in Winnie the Pooh Party colours and hang from a piece of string. Children takes turns to bash the Pinata with a stick whilst blindfolded to release the prizes from within. This is a really fun party game but does take a bit of time and patience and an interest in arts and craft. Alternatively you may prefer to stuff a ready made Plain Pull String Pinata and simply add a Winnie the Pooh foil Balloon attachment. Pull String Pinatas are particularly ideal for younger children in your party.

WINNIE THE POOH PARTY GAMES

To keep a party going, it’s always advisable to have a numerous supply of activities planned as the playing time of each game often far exceeds the time spent in planning them.

Keep the children busy - here are 10 of our favourites….

1. Pin the Tail on Eeyore

Each player takes it in turns to be blindfolded and is given a "tail" with his/her name on it. With lots of encouragement from the other players the blindfolded player locates the Donkey and places the tail on the picture. Leave all the tails on the picture until everyone has has their turn. The winner is the person who gets closest to the correct place.

2. Bees in the Honey pot

Paint clothes pegs black and yellow to look like bees. Throw or drop (depending on the age of the children) the "bees" in to a honey pot.

3. Pooh Bear, Pooh Bear, Heffalump

Get all the children to sit in a circle. Choose one child to be "it". This child should then walk around the circle tapping the other children on the shoulder or head saying either "Flower" or "Weed". If the child taps someone and says "Weed" the child that has been tapped must get up and chase the child that is "it". If the child who is "it" gets the whole way round the circle and sits in the other space without being caught, the child who is Weed then becomes "it".

4. Tigger's 100 acre wood race

Have all the children line up on a start line. On your mark, the children have to bounce like Tigger to the finish line.

5. Pooh Bear Balloon toss

In a large space, give some balloons out and get the children to keep all the balloons in the air for as long as possible while passing them to each other.

6. Follow the Tigger

Get the children to follow a leader (maybe start with an adult to get the ball rolling). The children have to follow whatever the leader does as they move around. Suggestions: hopping, hands on head, jumping, running, skipping, silly walks, turning round, waving arms, being an animal, being a posh person etc.

7. Pooh Bear beanbag toss

Get a large picture of Winnie the Pooh and cut out his tummy. Give each child three beanbags and see who can throw the most beanbags through the hole in Pooh Bear's tummy.

8. Piglet says

An adult or the birthday child is Piglet at first. Piglet faces the rest of the group, who stand where they can see Piglet well. Piglet gives commands for the children to follow such as "Piglet says...Clap your hands" or "Piglet says...Kick your feet". The children are to obey only those commands that begin with the words "Piglet says". If the command does not begin with these words (for example "Jump up and down") the players should ignore it. Anyone who does it is out.

9. Buzzy Bees

Choose two children to be the Bees. The Bees then have to try and tag the other children. If a child is tagged, they are frozen till another child crawls between their legs.

10. Sticky Bear

Get all the children to sit in a circle. Pass a small Winnie the Pooh around the circle to the music. When the music stops whoever is holding the Bear is out. The person left at the end is the winner.

Prizes - If you want to give away some prizes for your Winnie the Pooh party you should be able to find some Winnie the Pooh related colour books, or Stickers, something that the kids will be able to do while home.

Party Favours

If you decorated "HONEY" pots, then fill those with their goodies
Use brown paper bags. Roll the tops down and write "HONEY" on the front. Fill with Pooh bear treats.
Alternatively, use our Winnie the Pooh Party Bags and either fill with your selection of Pocket Money toys or purchase them readily pre-filled.

IN SUMMARY

As you can see hosting a Winnie the Pooh party can be much easier than you’d think. We hope you found our list of Winnie the Pooh Party Tips and Game suggestions useful for hosting your birthday celebration.

You may wish to view our extensive range of Winnie the Pooh Party Supplies by clicking the link below.