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Q: Hi!
I just got hired to plan a 3-year old's birthday party, and am stuck on games. I already have Simon Says and Red Light Green Light. I also want to do a craft. If it helps, the parents have rented a moonbounce for the event. If possible, I would like to have 1 water game that does NOT soak the kids!! Thanks in advance and I rate!!
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3 year-olds should have three to four playmates over, and at this age you might have try a birthday game such as "Who can stack the blocks the highest?" I do not recommend having a clown or playing any games that require a blindfold over a child's eyes such key due to the fact either can scare children at this age. Remember the child has just turned 3, and the playmates are around that age. They are still not able to understand fully structured games very well.
Try playing games that kids will understand..and if its safe buy playdoh and make things or if you live in an area by A.C moore buy little craft toys..
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these kids are having 20-30 playmates over. they weren't born yesterday, blocks won't work. thanks i guess
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