Do you have a Disney Tinkerbell fan at your house? If so, you are going to want to take a peak at the tinkerbell birthdaywe planned for my daugther. Thetinkerbell party is complete with lots of tinkerbell birthday party ideas including pretty tinkerbell decorations to feel like you are in magical pixie hollow with lite flowers, tinkerbell food, and funtinkerbell games like a lost things scavenger hunt too. Thistinkerbell birthday partyis fun for all ages from preschool, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th graders too.
Tinkerbell Birthday
Ready for lots of fun tinkerbell birthday party ideas? My daughter loves Tinkerbell and she has had her heart set on a tinkerbell birthday since last year. And I couldn’t’ wait to make her little dreams come true. Here is my daughters 7 year old tinkerbell birthday party filled with themed food like magical fruit wands, pixie tree, fairy lights, balloon flowers, and tinkerbell actities for kids . I hope it inspires your next party! This
Tinkerbell Decorations
I decided to transform the party areas into Pixie Hollow. It really gave it such a magical, flowery feel!
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I used a roll of brown butcher paper to make two trees – one in the eat in kitchen and one in the corner of our family room. I crinkled the paper as I went & cut the top to make different branches; then I taped it onto the wall and ceiling.
Tinkerbell birthday party
I draped green tulle from the ceiling coming out of the tree branches to make a tree canopy. Then I put white Christmas lights above the tulle to give it a sparkly fairy feel to the room.
Do you see our HUGE Tinkerbell Balloon in the background. It was the perfect accent!
Tinkerbell party
Finally, I added flowers all over the ceiling. I used a pipe cleaner to make a circle and tied 6 green balloons onto the pipe cleaner and twisted the circle closed. Then I blew up a pink balloon for the center and pulled it through the center and attached it to the ceiling with 3M hooks. It was so pretty!
I had a table covered with a pink table cloth for the girls to make their crafts and eat their cake at. In the middle of the table I had a these Christmas lights with Wilton Petal Cupcake Liners over them to make pretty fairy flowers. Then I draped some leftover green tulle in the middle of the table to hide the cord. It was stunning!
Tinkerbell Party
Tinkbell Birthday Party Games
We started out with Tinkerbell “Lost Things” Scavenger Hunt. The kids all got a list of things they were looking for around our house and a cute Tinkerbell party bag to put them in. Oh, and they each had a pair of wings to find and keep (I got those at the dollar store!)
Using the ladybugs they found on their scavenger hunt, they played Silvermist Ladybug Training. The girls trained “raced” their bugs. These bugs did silly summersaults, spinned in circles, and more. They thought it was HILARIOUS!
Next up, Rosetta’s Fairy House Makeover. Using washable markers the girls decorated their fairy houses. I got these bird houses on clearance at Joann Fabrics for $0.49 each! I was amazed by the creativity and time these Preschool-3rd grade kids took in decorating them!
Finally, we played a version of Duck Duck Goose I called “Tink, Tink, Vidia”. Kids went around the circle and gently tapped people with a sparkling green wand and said Tink, Tink, Tink, and Vidia (the fast fairy) when they wanted to be chased. I was worried the 10 kids wouldn’t have much room in our family room, but it worked out okay.
At the end of the party I had the kids use the things they found on the scavenger hunt to tinker up an invention. It was spur of the moment to use up time, but the kids were so creative!
Tinkerbell food
We decided that we were going to keep the food simple. It was not only cheaper and easier to prepare, but gave more party time for games. Other than cake, we made these fruit fairy wands. We used cookie cutters to make the stars and just piled all the fruit on kabob skewers.
Tinkerbell Cake
I decided to do something a little different for this years cake. e made a tree stump cake. It was 2 whole recipes of yellow cake baked in circular pans. As always, we used our favorite marshmallow fondant to make the roots and accents that jog out of the tree stump. We also used the fondant to make the mushrooms and flower.
The cake was iced with my buttercream frosting with cocoa for flavor and tinting. Then, we used tooth picks to make the look and texture of bark and then went back over it with a lighter and darker colored cocoa frosting to give it the extra depth. On top I made circular motions with the toothpicks to make the age rings and then once again used darker cocoa to accent some of the rings.
If I do say so myself, it came out super cute! We topped it with a special Tinkerbell figure. Perfect!
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Beth Gorden is the creative multi-tasking creator of 123 Homeschool 4 Me. As a busy homeschooling mother of six, she strives to create hands-on learning activities and worksheets that kids will love to make learning FUN! She has created over 1 million pages of printables to help teach kids ABCs, science, English grammar, history, math, and so much more! Beth is also the creator of 2 additional sites with even more educational activities and FREE printables – www.kindergartenworksheetsandgames.com and www.preschoolplayandlearn.com. Beth studied at the University of Northwestern where she got a double major to make her effective at teaching children while making education FUN!
