Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party

RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By (Guest Post) (09/30/2008) I am turning 13 this year and I want to have a boy girl party. I am having a bonfire and we are having a karaoke contest winner gets $15.00 and all the girls are spending the night : ) ohh and we are playing hide and seek. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By confused (Guest Post) (08/06/2008) I also have no idea what to do. Some of my friends can be very inappropriate and my parents don't know that and I hang out with the "popular" crowd so if I don't act like them that I will be so embarrassed and most of them have boyfriends and if I don't invite their boyfriends than they will get mad! What do I do! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By emily (Guest Post) (07/10/2008) I want to have a boy and girl party with my bff we have a few ideas but I think we need a little more. We also are having both boys that we like are coming and it's at our house and we don't know how to act or should we just not invite them.HELP US! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post by jess_admin (723) | (07/03/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact (submitted as feedback) I am going to be 13 and I am not having a girl/boy party but it is going to be a sleepover. I want to do a water ball fight but I have no other ideas. Katie Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By lexi. (Guest Post) (06/21/2008) I am having a 13th boy/girl party and I want to keep it simple but fun! So I kinda either have a beach bonfire or have a huge dinner party thing at the melting pot. So respond if you have any kooler ideas. :P Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By Kayla (Guest Post) (06/07/2008) I am hoping to have a party this July. It's going to be boys and girls. I was thinking a theme could be Fab Fifties, Hollywood, or Under the Sea. Hope this helps someone! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By Kayla (Guest Post) (06/07/2008) I am hoping to have a party this july. its going to be boys and girls. i was thinking a theme could be Fab Fifties, Hollywood, or Under the Sea. Hope this helps someone! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By *Addi. (Guest Post) (05/30/2008) if its dark play ghost on the grave yard thats always fun or hide and seek.....p.s. parents dont interfear the kids are prolly mature enough to takecare of themselves so no flashlights going searching just have then check in every couple hours or something....................... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By summer (Guest Post) (05/10/2008) I am having a boy/girl 13th party in a couple weeks. I want to have it in my backyard and have a bonfire. Many of you have said, don't plan games and stuff. But I have been to parties like that, and it kinda gets boring if there is nothing you really can do. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By Stella (Guest Post) (05/01/2008) I am also having a 13th girl/boy party and I also have no idea what to do! The Survivor idea is genius though! I might use that a my party! But, if I went somewhere for my party, where should I go? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By katt (Guest Post) (04/04/2008) my opinion is that you dont want something to kidish. Let them hangout and not have everything planned. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post by kidsNclutter (222) | (03/28/2005) Contact Please make sure there is adequate adult supervision at all times w/ the bonfire & that it is a safe one, not too tall...is that legal where you are? Wouldn't want the party shut down, lol, by the authorities. Kids that age can be spontaneous & anything could happen. As for activities, did you ask your kids? Each kid is different as to what they enjoy or think is cool. Sounds like it will be outdoors, possibly in the evening or dark hours? Food related things are usually popular. Or, hide-n-seek in the dark w/ the searcher having a battery operated light, no scaring unless kids want it. How about dancing, but not too near the bonfire, crank up the boom box w/ their cd's! Or have them lip sync to their favorites one or two kids at a time in front of the others...should be funny. Play charades, act out & have the others guess what the actor is doing. Or tell a continuing story around the fire. One kid starts a story, each kid has a turn to add a little bit to it. Story can follow the same lead or take a turn into a new story. This is fun for all ages. Best wishes for a fun time. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By Maria (Guest Post) (03/28/2005) Have a "survivor" party and play all those old fashioned party games like pie eating contests (with gummy worms on the bottom), see which group can put a puzzle together the quickest, relay races with toilet plungers... Also, have each team set up the "camp" with a tent. You can give out immunity awards or some kind of reward from the dollar/party store. Also, make your own camp flag, just like they do on the show. Watch the show on Thursday nights and get more ideas. Have a great time!!!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Outdoor Boy and Girl Birthday Party Post By Stella (Guest Post) (03/26/2005) I would not worry too much about planning because I know how kids are at that age. You don't want to plan something extravagant and the kids decide that is silly or un-cool, but it does depend on the type of 13 year olds you are dealing with. At that age I had a party where my friends brought their instruments and goofed around playing them. Some simple ideas are: Roast Marshmallows and make samores, Yum! If it is warm out have a water fight, or wash the car! They will hopefully find ways to entertain themselves. Hope this helps some, Stella Report Spam or Abuse