I used my PSA Peel and Stick Stamps, some circle punches, colorful patterned scrapbooking paper, and the LEGO man graphic again (from the free LEGO printables) to make fun cupcake toppers, too. I used the same LEGO man graphic and some bright patterned scrapbooking paper to wrap and decorate some Fruit Punch juice boxes. Twizzlers, Lemonheads, Cheese Balls, M&Ms, Crunch Bars … YUM! I think the kids liked feeling all grown up, scooping and serving themselves their treats. I chose candy and treats that coordinated with the bright primary colors of LEGOs. I used various clear glass containers and some plastic scoops and tongs to create a colorful kids snack and candy bar. The kids loved experimenting with making marks with the various LEGO pieces and wheels. When I yelled “LEGO,” they rotated to the next station to their left. There were two kids at a stamping station at a time.
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I showed them how to press the LEGOs onto the stamp pad, then onto the picture frame to make interesting marks and designs. Then I gave each kid a pre-cut cardstock picture frame to stamp on. I set up four stamping stations each with a container of various LEGOs (including wheels) and a kids ink pad. The kids loved being blindfolded and spun around before trying to pin the party hat onto the LEGO man. (You can find the image for this poster and the party hat in the free LEGO printables below!) We just used a little masking tape “roll” on the back of the party hat for it to stick to the poster. Then, I printed a party hat on cardstock and cut it out.
I uploaded the photo into PicMonkey and added a speech bubble with “Happy Birthday, Sawyer!” I printed it as a tiled image on 4 sheets of paper and then used rubber cement to paste them onto a sheet of foam board. I took a closeup photo of Sawyer’s LEGO man to create this LEGO man poster. When everyone had their racecar ready, we propped the racetrack up on a chair and let the LEGO races begin! Īs the kids arrived, they got a set of LEGO wheels and a cup of LEGOs to build their own speedy race car. I used a yardstick and black and yellow permanent markers to create a racetrack complete with checkered flag finish and the title “SAWYER SPEEDWAY” on a piece of white foam board. Easy, peasy personalized LEGO party invitation! Them I used the photo to make a simple photo card invitation at. Then, I took a silly photo of Sawyer holding the LEGO number. DIY Photo LEGO Party Invitation:įirst, I had Cliff and Sawyer create the number 6 out of LEGOs on a baseplate. He wanted a LEGO party, and a LEGO party is exactly what he got.
And an awesome kid deserves an awesome Birthday party, right?! LEGO Printables for a Kids LEGO Party! I cannot believe that my Sawyer turned 6 years old this week! I’m so proud of the little man he’s becoming he’s such an awesome kid. (All free LEGO Printables can be downloaded at the bottom of this post.)
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