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Updated on October 12, 2024
Disney Princess Party Games. Pin the Kiss on the Frog, Frozen freeze dance, and a themed piñata make for a fun celebration.
I like to have between three to five party games or activities for the kids to do during our birthday parties. It keeps the kids entertained and I get some cute party-themed photos!
I also make sure to allow some time for the kids to free play and not have to do any organized activities.
For my daughter’s Disney Princess party, I wanted to stick with the party theme, but do activities that would be age-appropriate for the little kids as well as the ones that are older.
Pin the Kiss on the Frog
Pin the tail on the donkey games are one of our favorites. We do this one at almost every party. Since our party included all of the Disney princesses, I chose to do this in a Princess and the Frog theme.
I found an image of Prince Naveen online. I added some text with the Princess and the Frog font using Photoshop and had it printed as a 16 x 20-inch poster at Sam’s Club. (This costs under $6.00.)
You can also easily create a poster like this in the free program Canva if you don’t have Photoshop.
To ‘laminate’ the poster, I covered both sides with clear contact paper.
This method works great for larger prints or on regular-size paper if you don’t have a laminating machine at home.
I then created a printout of a bunch of kisses and printed them out on sticker paper.
I cut out each kiss and at the party, I wrote each child’s name on his or her own kiss.
Download: Kisses for Game
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Frozen Freeze Dance
The next game we played was freeze dance. I thought this was appropriate since we had just seen the movie Frozen a few weeks before.
Online, I found an image of Elsa, the ice queen. The original photo was edited in Photoshop to remove the text already on the picture. Then, I added the word ‘freeze’ using the snowflake letters font.
I had this printed at Office Max on an 8 1/2 x 11 piece of paper. We listened to music from the Frozen soundtrack (as well as other Disney songs).
Each time I stopped the music, I also held up the sign. I thought this might make it a little easier for the smaller kids to know what to do!
Note: I cannot share the Prince Naveen or Elsa images I created. I used images found online so they cannot be shared commercially here on the blog.
Piñata
I purchased a Disney Princess pinata from Amazon.
It always amazes me how much candy it takes to fill even a quarter of a piñata! Be sure to buy more than you think you will need.
I purchased clear cellophane princess bags at Dollar Tree. Before we started, I wrote each child’s name on his/her bag with a Sharpie and handed them out.
Be safe! Practice safety and explain the rules before starting any piñata game. Ex. everyone has to stand back and not rush forward until a grown-up says so. We don’t want any little ones getting hit in the head with a bat. (Sadly, this happened to my son at his own birthday party.)
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Hazel says
LOve love love these ideas. I’ve been looking for a kiss the frog game and your idea is perfect for my theme! Is there anyway you could email me your copy with the words? I’m not tech savy nor do I have photoshop. Thanks so much in advance!
Laura Silva says
Hazel,
So sorry, but I no longer have this file on my computer. You can easily add words with a free program like Canva.com. Hope that helps.
xo,
Laura
Kira says
Hi Laura,
Kiss the Frog is such a cute game. I have tried to do as you mentioned above but it keeps telling me the quality is not good enough to be printed at Costco and Walmart. I can only find 2 standing up Naveen’s. Do you remember what website you found him on? TIA!
Kira
Laura Silva says
I found the link to the picture image here: https://the-mystery-case-files.wikia.com/wiki/Prince_Naveen (as mentioned in the post). If you click on the image in the post it will pull up a new box and then you can click a link that says “see full size image”. If you save the full size image it should be okay to print at a larger size. However, I will mention that I have started to run into trouble printing these kinds of images for copyright reasons and have started to simply print them at home for these kinds of projects.
Andrea @ thedistractedhousewife says
Such a cute theme and games. Now if I could convince my daughter to have a princess party that would be great, however I fear she’d rather have a super hero theme. But that’s ok with these Ideas I could easily change these games to suit.
Laura Silva says
Thanks! It was a lot of fun. The super hero parties are fun too! I am pretty lucky I have both a boy and a girl, so I get to do both kinds of parties.