Fun winter kindergarten birthday party

[Anonymous]

Planning my daughter’s winter birthday party. I am open to all girls or an all class party. I personally do not like trampoline or bounce house type parties.

Can you recommend some fun birthday party ideas for a kindergarten child?

I am open to hiring entertainment for our house or having the party at a venue. Not sure if I want 20 5-6 year olds at my house though.

[Anonymous]

Where do you live or where is your school?

[Anonymous]

Goldfish does birthday parties. The water is warm too.

[Anonymous]

Invite 5 kids over and have a gingerbread house decorating activity.

[Anonymous]

Where do you live? In Fairfax county, we used to do pool parties at the rec centers. I don't know if they're doing parties anymore though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Invite 5 kids over and have a gingerbread house decorating activity.

+1. This is cute. When they are older, sledding or ice skating. Can't go wrong with an activity/outdoor free play then good food.

[Anonymous]

Themed party at a rec center with an entertainer - dance, sports, whatever she likes. My DD still talks about a Descendants dance party she went to pre-pandemic.

[Anonymous]

Here's a quick list of the indoor things we've seen and done over the years:

Princess party
Magician
Carnival Party
Arts and Crafts/Painting/Ceramics
Skating
Cooking
Fashion show party

[Anonymous]

Rec center indoor pool parties are popular in the colder months where I am (Loudoun). Bowling is pretty common, too.

DD5 has also been invited to a few “spa” parties at a local kids’ salon. They do the girls’ nails, some glitter on their faces, and then they have a dress up fashion show. You could do something similar at home!

[Anonymous]

I used to work at a bead/jewelry store and we often had little girls' birthday parties. They would make a bracelet and it was always a huge hit.

[Anonymous]

There are painting businesses like Muse Paintbar that host birthday parties. The birthday girl picks a picture for the group in advance of the party to paint on canvas with the help and encouragement of an employee/artist. Each kid gets to take their completed painting home to frame (if they want to frame it). It's in a separate room so you can bring the cake, food, favors, etc. We had a few parties there, and I think everyone had fun. My kids still have their paintings years later.

[Anonymous]

We're having the girls in my daughter's K class over for a spa party at our home. Painting nails, soaking toes in pink water, and a yogurt "mask".