A Teddy Bear Picnic Birthday Party

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The twins turned 4 on Sat. 4!!!!   I arse hardly consider it.

We historied with a Teddy Picnic themed birthday party.

The Twins had a marvelous day and were on such a high for the residue of the weekend.

THE INVITATIONS

Instructions to pull in these invitations can be found here.

THE PARTY HATS

Instruction manual to cook the Bumble Bee Headbands rear end atomic number 4 base here and the Teddy Support Spike Headband can glucinium found here.

A produce box from the market turned upside down, painted and holes punched into it proved to be the perfect way to stand the headbands heavenward.

THE CAKE

I loved how IT turned come out. I had my head cragfast in the icebox for a Clarence Shepard Day Jr. as I iced it because the house was so uncomfortable and I needed to keep it cool, but the kids best-loved it, and that is all that matters.

DECORATIONS

Decorations were unbroken middling simple. There were slews of balloons, violent and lily-white check tablecloths on the ground with matching cushions, plain white tablecloths, a handmade banner preceding the cake table and pushover themed tableware.

THE Food for thought

For the kids:

Snack cups: (pictured above) containing cheese sticks, popcorn, and pretzels.

Slip tolerate sandwiches: assorted integral wheat berry and white gelt dig in the shape of teddy bears. Half were filled with cheese, the other half with nutella.

Assorted snacks: Candy, Sun Chips and Shimmy Grahams.

For adults:

Peach and Brie Quesadillas: Flour tortillas filled with peach and brie slices, with honey happening the side for drizzling.

Blimp Rolls: A typical Australian party food – served with tomato plant sauce tomato ketchup

Tea Sandwiches: Miscellaneous whole wheat and white lolly filled with roast beef and mango chutney

Salsa and Corn Chips: Home-brewed corn and black bean salsa with corn chips for scooping.

Produce: A bowl of fresh colorful and yellow blood-red tomatoes and another with peaches.

Beverages:

Lemonade, Chocolate Milk, and bottles of water some large (for adults) and pop-overstep (for the kids).

To help reduce spills, we retire plastic cups with lids and straws.

ENTERTAINMENT

Teddy Bears:  IT was a Teddy Outing afterall, thus each guest brought their pet bear with them.

Balloons: we took 2 Balloon Clock He balloon kits with us so my husband was able to blow one's stack balloons on postulation. We took extra balloons in the company colors and unconnected them in a declamatory hungry room. The kids loved that.

Photo Boards: Present are the instructions for the Bumble Bee photo board. I sketched and so had my Word paint a Teddy one the good morning of the party too.

Craft Table: Coloring pages and a couple of small craftiness projects.

Bee Movie: We position red and white checked tablecloths and pillows along the snitch and played the Bee movie patc the kids ate their lunch. Information technology was a big hit. And it was only $5 at Target.

Playground: There was a playground at the location we had hired.  Thankfully there was also a large tree to provide nicety on what turned out to beryllium unmatchable of our hottest days.

Dope area: There was also a tumid grass area where the kids could run, where we lay kayoed the sheets and pillows for the movie and likewise where we put out several extra large balls for the kids to kick around.  We also had a few bumble bee flying toys.

Music:  We played Marisol's favorite Compact disc – the one she listens to (almost) daily in her bedroom while she hosts tea parties for her dolls, and that the kids mind to outside when they are splashing in their little pools.

TREAT BAGS

After scrub respective stores for a dyad of weeks, I came up with quite a collection of bee and bear themed gifts for the kids, ranging from full toys, jigsaw puzzles, sticker sheets, craft activities, books, and bags of Teddy Grahams to name a few.  Each endowment was wrapped in paper and trussed with yarn and arranged in a large picnic basket.  As the little guests left they were able to select a gift from the 'lucky dip'.  Bags were as wel provided to hold gifts, craft projects, and headbands and to bind balloons soh it would be easier for the kids to take their goodies home.

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