Guest Arrival and Introductory Activities. Invite them to a station where one of your helpers can have removable monster truck tattoos ready for them to stick on. Tape butcher paper on the lower portion of the wall so the kids can reach.
Have picture samples of monster trucks for the kids to get ideas from. Provide painting accessories and get the kids to paint monster truck mural while waiting for others to arrive. Monster Truck Party Games. Cut out license plate shapes for all your party guests. Mark them so the numbers and letters are unique to their names.
At game time, blindfold the kids one by one, spin them around twice, and get them to stick their license plates onto the truck where they belong. Get the kids to hunt for the items. Have a limit set for the number of goodies the kids can collect — so everyone has a chance to find items. You can get the monster truck name list from official Monster Jam site. If the majority of the kids at your party are not familiar with Monster Jam trucks, then write various car makes, such Chrysler, GMC, Toyota, etc.
Your guests will have a blast trying to identify what kind of truck they are. Make sure you check the care information on the fabric paints and let the parents know the drying time and washing instructions. You can also ask the kids to bring old clothes with them that they can change into while painting.
At game time, provide children with painting accessories and the pictures of trucks for ideas. Have them design their own Monster Jam T-shirts which they can take home after the party.
Divide your monster truck birthday party guests into two teams. Let the kids choose the team name. Line the teams up. Give first person on each team a large spoon or a shovel, and put a small empty pail in front of each line. About 40 feet away, at an equal distance between teams, place a large pail filled with dirt. The game ends when the large pail is empty. The team with the most dirt wins! Sit children in a circle.
Play music in the background. Have them pass toy truck or car while the music is playing. When you randomly stop the music, the person holding the toy goes out of the game but receives a small prize. Play until everyone has a prize. Get the kids to race their trucks in a duel match. Have a round-robin competition first where children have to race against each other once.
Keep track of victories. Then have championship playoffs, where top-victories getter has a chance to go against the person who has the least wins.
Continue playoff races until you have two people dueling in the final. A retro dump truck on top of an antique grain sifter I found in my neighbor's garage!
I love that it helped serve as a judge for the races. This Monster truck party was such a hit. The kids loved all the party activities, especially my girly girl daughter. Just goes to show there's no boy stuff or girl stuff…just awesome KID stuff! Party activities can make or break the event. You need something constructive for these boys to do or they tend to get destructive! Which Monster Truck party activity is your favorite? If you have a future Monster Truck party please let us share your event and show off all your hard work!
You are a fount of ideas! I will be revisiting this soon! My oldest son would LOVE everything in this post. Great ideas! Pinned and followed you on Pinterest, too. Wow — you really went the extra mile!
I am sure any boy would love a party like this and even girls.. Such a fun day to remember and one that he will treasure probably all his life. This is an awesome idea!! And my nephew loves monster trucks. Have tons of them at my brothers place. I will definitely pin and share this idea! Your email address will not be published. Submit Comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. I love reading, globe trotting, and frozen yogurt. Read More.
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This game gives little kids the chance to release some energy. Just make sure you have an indestructible area to play it in or move it outside. First, build a wall out of toy blocks or cardboard boxes. Next, give each party guest a toy monster truck. Have them all stand behind a line and, at the same time, push their trucks as hard as they can toward the wall. The object is to knock down the wall of blocks in one fell swoop.
Rebuild the wall and play the game over and over again until the group's energy wanes. A fun game for kids of any age is to set up an obstacle course of real tires you can source old tires from a tire garage. Alternatively, use inflatable swimming rings wrapped in black duct tape. If you choose to use real tires, warn the parents to dress their children in old play clothes, as they may come home dirty. Place the tires side-by-side so the kids have to step through them like in a boot camp workout.
You can also stand a few on end and let the kids crawl through them. Or, you can create a course that is a combination of the two and add other types of obstacles to suit the age group. Turn the classic ring toss into a monster tire-sized game. All you need is a monster truck tire—again, made from an inflatable ring—and one orange traffic cone.
Place the cone in the middle of the party space. Then, line kids up behind a starting line and have them take turns tossing the tire toward the cone. Give each player three turns to score points ringing the cone. The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.
Prepare for this game just as you would a traditional game of musical chairs , but use tires or inflatable pool rings, instead of chairs. Have the children walk in a circle around a ring of tires while music plays in the background. Once the music stops, kids need to find the closest tire and sit in it.
The one left standing is out. Remove one tire after each round and the last child left in the game wins. Kids love building their own monster trucks out of cardboard boxes. For this imaginative art project, they can use their favorite monster trucks as inspiration. You will need several small boxes, paint, markers, flame decals, stickers, and flags.
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