Pass The Apple This energetic and fun game is easy on the pocket and quite simple. It only needs four apples. First, break the children into two groups. When the game master says, "go!" the children must pass on the apple from their neck to the next child's neck without dropping it. They must only use their neck and chin and the children disobeying would be disqualified. It's easy to make a pinata. You just need a paper grocery bag filled with all sorts of goodies and little toys and decorate it with colorful paper and stickers. Just make sure that there is an adult who will supervise this activity because the kids might accidentally hit one another with the stick. Aside from games, another child's birthday party activity you can have is a magic or puppet show. When talking about children, parties are a perfect way for them to learn to socialize and relate with other kids. If a party is interesting enough for them, they'll be talking about it for days on end. That's why it's important to keep in mind that if you're planning to host a party for children, you have to make sure it holds their attentions for more than just a few minutes to be successful. You would have to steel yourself for disappointed look on his or her face. You would not want that, would you? Well then, you have to create a party that is unique and special, the kind of party that not only your kid, but also your child's guests, will remember for their entire lives. You have to think wisely for children's parties are becoming more original and elaborate everyday. If you're lucky (and really trying not to spend so much), you can ask a friend to dress up as a clown for the event. You'd be surprised that some of your close friends will be willing to act goofy to help you out. Try to ask who wants to volunteer first before you scan the yellow pages. You never know. Not only are invitations a formal way of letting people know that you'd like their presence at your event, it's also a great way to keep the guest list in check, just in case you don't want anyone uninvited to crash your party. Of course, since you're planning a children's party, your invitations should fit the theme.