The results of the messy makeup are hilarious! Afterward, clean the girls up and have them give each other real makeovers. Blindfolded Makeovers by Brassy Apple.
Do you remember the game of M. H when you were a girl? I sure do! Create a spiral and shout "STOP" to determine when you cross off items, and the girls will have a fun future told. When it's time to get the sleeping bags out, that doesn't mean that it's time for the fun to end. Get the girls into their sleeping bags—minus one, and play a fun game of musical sleeping bags.
Who will be the big winner? Here's a unique sleepover game that would be a lot of fun and get the girls talking. It would be a great icebreaker or game for girls who don't know each other very well.
Dig through your garage for one of those big plastic balls and use a marker to write questions on it. Have the girls toss it to each other while answering the questions.
A scavenger hunt is a great game for a sleepover and you can totally customize it for the age of the girls, whether it's indoor or outdoors, and what types of things would be fun to hunt for.
You'll find a list of items to look for a traditional scavenger hunt, as well as a list for a photo hunt and a collection hunt. Get out your extra toilet paper and tin foil because it's time for a This is a great late-night slumber party game where the girls get to create outfits fit for the runway, completely made out of toilet paper and foil.
Happily Ever Mom has come up with 15 classic kids games and made them all a blast to play in the dark using glow sticks and glow-in-the-dark paint. You'll find fun games here from the traditional hike and seek all the way to a glowing treasure hunt. Tweens and teens loving getting their photo taken and these free photo props from Oh Happy Day will make it way more fun. The free set of photo props includes crowns, hats, glasses, bowties, and more fun accessories.
There's also another set of photo booth props , that include more hats, sunglasses, and mustaches. Funniest Photos from Oh Happy Day. Catch My Party has come up with a fun sleepover game and all you need is their free printable to make it happen. Who's the best rock, paper, scissors player among your closest friends? Extreme Rock, Paper, Scissors from Icebreakers.
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Continue to 13 of 19 below. Conversation Cards. Don't Say Yes. Press Conference. React and Act. The kids take turns rolling a dice. The idea is to have the first child who rolls 6 put on a hat, scarf, and gloves, then cut and eat from the chocolate bar.
As this happens, the other kids continue rolling their dices until the next person who rolls 6 replaces the current chocolate eater. Sleepover parties may turn out to be a perfect opportunity for your teenagers to hone their culinary skills. Come up with a new recipe and split the children into cooking groups.
The group that can prepare the most sumptuous meal according to the recipe is the ultimate winner. Of course, everyone gets to indulge their taste buds in the end. Twenty Questions is a popular game played on dates. In this game, one person is selected to be the answerer, with everyone else being a questioner. The answerer then chooses an object that remains secret. If the questioners cannot figure out the secret object in the 20 questions, the answerer wins and retains their role as the game proceeds to the next round.
If one of the questioners happens to figure out the subject before all the 20 questions have been asked, that person wins the round and assumes the role of the answerer in the next round. Who Knows Me Better is a fun slumber game to help gauge how much kids know about themselves. Children take turns asking a series of questions touching on their personal interests. Everyone else is expected to respond with an accurate answer. What are my worst fears? Am I an early bird or night owl?
Am I a cat or dog person? Another classic sleepover game is the much-loved Chocolate Game. Get a big slab of chocolate, a dice, hat, scarf, gloves, knife and fork. Place the chocolate and cutlery on a plate with the children sitting around in a circle. They take turns to roll the dice. Fast and crazy fun! Far too young to be playing spin the bottle, a different take on the game is to play spin the nail polish.
Set up the board like in the image. The children take a turn spinning and then must paint one nail that colour. See what creation everyone has at the end! For very young children we recommend nail polish that can be peeled off, and an adult in charge of the painting. Tame their energy by having a go at the Smartie and straw game - Suck it Up. The aim of the game is to move Smarties from one location to another using nothing except a straw and good old suction.
Chances are your sleepover guests are more au fait with their emojis than you are. Let them shine by playing a round or two of Emoji bingo.
Kids suddenly become brilliant at finding things when there is something in it for them. Use this to your advantage by staging a sleepover-themed scavenger hunt. Have the kids search for a list of items that includes everything from a cuddly toy to a toothbrush.
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