You can stick to this lineup, but you can also modify these games to fit your theme (if you have one) or to coincide with your child's gender. For instance, if your child is a girl, you can modify Pin the Tail on the Donkey into Pin the Bow on the Princess, or whatever tickles your fancy. One party game raved about by young and old guests alike is Charades. That is because games don't have to be expensive or fancy, they are merely for fun and amusement. Barn Buddies You whisper a name of one farm animal to each child. Make sure you also tell the same animal once to another child. Let each child know that there is another person that is similar to the farm animal given to him or her to act like. Below are several children's birthday party games you might want to consider: 1) The "Who Am I" Game When the young guests arrive, stick a picture of an object or an animal on their backs and tell them to ask each other questions that can only be answerable with "yes" or "no" to guess what was written there. Most owners of outdoor children's party places have entertainment and food packages for a speficic number of people (30s, 50s, etc), so you'll also have to ask how much they charge per head in case your guests exceed the number you've initially committed to. When picking a place for your child's party, you will also have to find out just how many hours is included in the package you have chosen. Ninth, he or she prefaces every trick with, "here is a little trick I got from the joint." Tenth, everytime he or she tries to impress Peewee Herman, the kids have a big question mark plastered on their faces. The eleventh sign is when he or she wears a t-shirt that states "drug-free since March. They vary a great deal - from luaus to pirates to fairy themes - so you won't run out of prospects. The Craft Party Kids enjoy tinkering with different objects. An arts and crafts party is perfect not only to keep children preoccupied during the party, but also to help tap and hone their creative faculties.