Ideas for an nine year olds party...?

Question

Preferably something original and not boring (and low budget) !!

Answer 1

if its a boy you should take him and some of his frendz out for bowling party if its a girl go to a movie and take some of  her frendz then wen u get home giv her a surprise

Answer 2

for a boy or a girl?

Why not pick a theme like pirates or fairies and have a dress up party. You could make pirate cakes or fairy cakes and have the whole thing at home with different games?

Answer 3

I had a water balloon party for my daughter (very cheap) It was exhausting for me(all those water balloons) They had such a blast for hours, they had forts and then came in to make hats and shield out of tin foil. It was great and didn't cost me hardly anything!

Answer 4

Hmmm...

I'd say sleepover.

Or if you don't wanna do that,

I'd say a movie (cake duh)

and pin-the-tale-on-the-donkey.

Pssh im 12 and the donkey game is still rad! hahaha

Answer 5

pizza party

or whatever food the kid likes and serve it for his or her  birthday

Answer 6

a girl or boy? well when I was 9 everyone was into theme parties like mine was hawian and I set up all these games and things that i got online myself and everyone had alot of fun, but I'm a girl i think boys were into going to the movies...

Answer 7

boy or girl? cant go wrong with a sleep over. Make Nachos, buy junk food, have cake and ice cream. Play a few games watch movies. buy stuff from the dollar tree for prizes. that's what i always do and we always have a blast. click on the link to find a dollar tree near you.GOOD LUCK!!!

Answer 8

make em' play the "make mommy something to eat" game:))

fun for the kids and helping for u :))

just kiddn ... try a kids pool or something (you can rent i think)

Answer 9

1.bad grammar

2.HORSEZ

Answer 10

if it's a girl, sleep over with dinner items, not snacks.

If it's a boy, paintballing, flag football, or if there's one near you, arcade trip.

Answer 11

pin the tail on the donkey, pinata

Answer 12

girl or boy?

back yard beach party- kiddie pools, slip and slide, BBQ and sand box

have it at a local park- they can go in the playground, you can have a small baseball game, and bring all the food and cake with you picnic style

Answer 13

oooh...

tough one.

well, bowling is always good, but kinda expensive. Rock climbing would be considered original, but again is expensive. There's cooking, piggy bank/plate painting, you could buy some clay and make models (people, animals, make bricks into houses),  all of these could be considered boring if they don't take up enough time. if you use one of these ideas you'll have to think carefully about it.

good luck, hope I helped. =]

Answer 14

For food, I would do a make your own pizzas and sundaes.  They love it at this age.  You can make the dough yourself, or, get some thick pitas for the crust.  Put out some pizza sauce and toppings and let the kids design their own.  Same with sundaes.  Get a tub of vanilla and then a variety of toppings.

For games, kids at this age still enjoy musical chairs.  

The present wrapped game is always good.  That's the one where you get a small present (nothing too pricey) and wrap it up a lot until it looks like a big present.  Play music and when it stops that kids unwraps a layer.  Repeat until all the layers are undone.  

Also the chocolate bar game is great.  You need a chocolate bar, oven mitts a knife and fork and a dice.  Pick a number on the dice that's the target number.  Have the kids sit in a circle.  They each get a roll to try and get the number.  Once a kid gets the number he gets to get on the They love this game!

Answer 15

I would say a sleepover inside or a campout. campouts are awesome!!! roast marshmallows and hotdogs. maybe do a craft or two. have a skwirt gun fight or go to a pool. anything is fun. you could even just go to the park an have a picnic.

Answer 16

The last Party my boy had, age 10 was at home

we move funature out to other rooms (only have a small flat)

ordered pizza (my boy enjoyed making the order with his friends, checking it with me the ringing the order in his self) - would have made my own to save money but the ovens broken.

I got the pop corn maker out

Owen chose a favourite film from our cupboard (was a really good but obscure film so that his friends hadn't seen it yet as they can all afford to go to cinema and have seen everything!)

I put down cushions, dimmed the lights, and encouraged them to pretend they were at the cinema so that they understood the rules

We had a break half way through for a few games in the garden.

there were only about 6 friends though

could theme it to some thing they really like.

Highschool musical is popular and they could dress up, watch the film, do a quiz, have a talent competition, do kareoke

foot ball parties are good, if theres a Dad they could reff while foods being done.

water fun in the garden, everyone brings own water weapons

Answer 17

Paintballing!