My little sister is going to be 8 years old and she's having a Harry Potter themed party on saturday...

Question

Does anyone have any good idea for good party games that can involve all her friends and be to do with Harry Potter? Thanks!

Answer 1

Capture the snitch: Some sort of scavenger hunt, freeze tag, or some sort of keep-away type game?

Potions class: Mix some potions, or just something or the sort?

Bertie Bott's beans eating contests: Buy a big box of them and either have guessing games or who can eat the most disgusting ones.

Pinata in the shape of Malfoy's head.

Make your own magic wand: Just a bunch of craft supplies like feathers, pipe cleaners, straws, glitter, etc. so they can make their own wands.

Trelawney's fortunes told: Do tea leaves or mandala moonstones or something and give them fortunes.

Hope this helps.

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Answer 2

YULE ball!!!!!! it'll be cool! good luck!!!

Answer 3

make magic wands.

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Answer 4

Play a version of Quidditch, Harry's favorite game, by providing the kids with a ball, some broomsticks, and a large area to play in. Divide the group into two teams, set up two goals on either side of the yard, and have the kids try to brush the ball over their own goal line.

Have a Flavor Bean Tasting Contest. Buy a variety of jellybeans and place them in small paper cups covered with foil so they aren't visible. Pass one cup around at a time and have each player taste a jellybean without looking at it. Players must try to identify the flavors.

Let the kids create their own Wizard Capes and Magician Caps. For capes, cut length of inexpensive silky lining fabric and let the kids decorate it with felt-tip pens, glue-on glitter, and decals in the shape of stars, moons, and lightning bolts. For caps, give them lengths of felt, cut into rectangles. Fold the felt into a cone shape, staple it closed, trim off a straight edge, and decorate with glue-on sequins, glitter, puffy paints, and decals.

Make Potter's Magic Potion by combining 2 cups white glue and 1 1/2 cups water together. Add a few drops of food coloring. In a separate container, dissolve 2 teaspoons borax in 2/3 cup warm water and mix well. Mix the borax and glue solutions together, and let the kids watch what happens to the mixture. Pass out handfuls and let the wizards work their magic. Wear smocks for this activity - it's messy, but fun!