5 Winter Birthday Party Ideas for Kids

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Winter Kids Birthday Party Ideas

Summer birthday parties are easier to plan and execute than winter parties, both by kids and their parents. In the summer, the kids can be outdoors so that’s usually where the mess and the noise stay, which makes it easier to clean up also, and the kids get to use the entire yard to run off their never ending energy. Even though the summer sun allows for a little more flexibility, that doesn’t mean a winter party can’t be just as fun, for kids and parents.

You may be wondering where to find the best winter party ideas out there? If you’re looking for some craft ideas to get the kids excited about their birthday in the colder months, look no further. It’s all right here. These ideas are not just for the kids, even the parents can get involved and feel like kids again!

Indoor Snowman

Indoor Snowman Winter Crafts

Cut out circular pieces of white fabric, triangular pieces of orange fabric, and other shapes and colors of fabric that resemble snowman parts. Then, make one or several snowmen that can be stuck to the wall indoors. Even in summer, kids can have their snowman. You can even make a game out of it. Pin the nose on the snowman or who can build a snowman the fastest are two great games to play.

Window Snow
Window Snow Art

Although most of us aren’t as talented as the artist who decorated this window, you just really need to cover the window with the spray a little bit to create that “winter” feel.

Paper Snowflakes
How to make Paper Snowflakes

We all remember making snowflakes in Elementary School. However, do we remember how to make them? Most likely not, so here is a step-by-step for you…
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-6-Pointed-Paper-Snowflakes/

Pipe Cleaner Snowflakes
Pipe Cleaner Snowflakes

White pipe cleaners can be shaped and molded into all different and unique snowflake shapes. Stick them to the walls or hang them from the tables and chairs. They are simple to make, easy to clean up, and very nice to look at.

White on White on White

White tablecloths, white decorations, white cake plates. Making everything white gives a snowy feel. Even dress the birthday girl or boy in all white to look like a snow queen or king. Instant winter wonderland.

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