Random Very Best Winter Birthday Party Ideas For Kids (20 items)

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  (#1) Winter Wonderland

  Create a rustic, shabby, chic themed winter wonderland party featuring wooden decor, a variety of decorations that feature white, silver, and burlap, and lots of sparkly blue highlights. Add a hot chocolate bar to top it all off.
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  (#2) Walkway Tealight Decoration

  Fill a round balloon with water and set outside until about 80% frozen through. It's important that one side of the balloon hasn't froze yet. Peel the balloon off and pour out unfrozen water from inside and insert a tea light. Makes a great walkway accent.
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  (#3) Frozen-Themed Party

  Celebrate with the movie Frozen and provide each kid with a pre-made snowman kit! Decorate with plenty of snowflakes and have the theme song playing as guests arrive!
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  (#4) Candyland

  Celebrate the season with festive displays of brightly colored candies. Using candy to decorate is an inexpensive way to add some magic to your party without being a budget buster. End the party with the classic kid's favorite Candyland game and your party will be a huge hit.
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  (#5) Laser Tag Party

  Take the party indoors and celebrate with a laser tag party. Most locations allow birthday party rentals that make it convenient to have cake, pizza, and gifts after the kids are tired from playing.
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  (#6) Birthday Invitations

  These are the perfect winter birthday invitations! Use buttons on the front as Christmas bulbs and everyone will want to attend your party!
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  (#7) Glitter-Filled

  Glitter is a glamorous, inexpensive way to add cheer to your party. You can use glitter in a variety of ways and choosing several colors, such as blue, white, and silver will bring the magic of the season indoors.
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  (#8) Grinch-Themed Party

  Celebrate in style with a Grinch-themed party; serve Grinch punch with Sprite and lime sherbet and green sprinkles for a sugar rim. Serve right before watching the movie or reading the book!
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  (#9) Rock Climbing Party

  Let kids climb the walls all they want at a rock climbing gym. You can usually find one in most cities, and it's a perfect party place for energetic kids. They offer a variety of climbing structures to choose from, so they're great for children of all ages. If everyone's new to the sport, then go for the party package, which typically includes instructions and all the gear to keep them vertical for hours.
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  (#10) Little Chef Party

  A party where the kids create their own meal is fun and easy, plus you can adapt this theme to accommodate kids of all ages. Make it a pizza party with already-prepared dough divided up into small balls. Set out bowls of grated cheese, sauce, and assorted toppings – then leave the rest of the work to the kids. Use extra dough for dessert pizzas topped with Nutella and ice cream. Make invitations that look like menus and give everyone their own chef hats, aprons, and wooden spoons for party favors.
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  (#11) Santa's Cookies Craft

  Let your kids decorate their own Santa's cookies plate featuring their own artwork and signature! All supplies can be purchased inexpensively from any craft store; special paints will allow each child to add their personal details!
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  (#12) Santa Ornament Craft

  A fun project to do together at a party; pick up a pack of clear ornaments from any craft store and mix red glitter with water-diluted glue. Have the kids pour the mixture into the ornament and roll it until covered on the inside; decorate the outside with craft paint.
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  (#13) Lego Party

  Many craft stores offer Lego building parties, but you can do the same theme at home for a fraction of the cost. Purchase small inexpensive Lego and Bionicle kits, or set up plastic buckets of assorted Legos for kids who like to create their own masterpieces. Create a Lego party theme with Lego cut-outs, a Lego cake, and play hide-the-Lego games.
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  (#14) Ice Skating Party

  Why freeze outdoors when you can have fun on the ice indoors? Take the party to an indoor rink for an ice-skating lesson. Hire one of the teachers at the rink or from a skating club to teach beginners the basics and pros some new tricks.
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  (#15) Closepin Christmas Tree Craft

  Give each kid four or five clothes pins, and have them cut out green triangles from construction paper. Decorate each tree with crayons, glitter, and craft paint and then glue to each clothes pin.
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  (#16) Nutcracker-themed Party

  Decorate the party room with hanging snowflakes, cotton lined floors, white balloons, white mini-lights, and bowls of sugar plums (candies). Make gingerbread houses by gluing together graham crackers and decorating them with different colored icings and candies. While the glue is drying on the houses, head over to the cookie decorating bar where kids can shape cookies to cook and decorate, or just fancy up pre-made ones.
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  (#17) Sparkly Cupcakes

  Great (and glittery) idea: using crushed rock candy to give cupcakes some sparkle. These festive treats are sure to be the highlight of any kid's birthday party!
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  (#18) Hockey Game Party

  If your child wants an action-packed party, take the kids out to a hockey game. Buy group tickets for a pro-level game or go for a birthday party package that's offered on the team's website. Sticking to a budget? Look for games played by local minor, junior or college teams, or check nearby rinks to see if you can catch local league games – they're almost always free to watch, and some rinks are even housed in "fun centers" with other activities inside, like laser tag, mini rides, and arcade games. Or allow the kids to join in on the game by visiting your local roller or ice rink for a hockey birthday party package. Pack up sport-goody bags filled with hockey t-shirts and water bottles.
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  (#19) Mall Hunt and Movie Party

  Not only are shopping malls full of holiday activities during the winter, but they often have a movie theater inside. Plan a birthday party scavenger hunt in the mall that includes lunch and one of the new winter movies.
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  (#20) Theater or Puppet Party

  There are always plenty of holiday plays and puppet show performances during the winter season. Take the party goers out for a show, then afterward, hit the town for dessert or set up an ice-cream sundae bar at home. Make invitations look like a playbill and include autograph books with pens for goody bags – they'll be useful after the show.

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