Kindergarten Graduation Party Planning

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Kindergarten graduation party planning requires a special kind of planning. Trying to keep in control of a room full of little children and keep them amused requires complete organisation and to be one step ahead at all times.

Kids' Parties

• Did you know that children aged between 3 and 7 attend an average of 30 parties a year?

• Parties can help children to develop their social skills and fire their imagination.

• Parties are easier to plan when you have a theme. Children love to dress up, and themes like 'Sports', 'Explorers' or 'Wild West' give you plenty of scope for outdoor or indoor games, colouring or craft, imaginative food and clever goody bags with inexpensive contents. Keep a book and jot down ideas throughout the year.

• Remember, parties don't have to run exactly as planned for children to have a great time. Everyone is there to play games, eat, run around and laugh with their friends.

The Perfect Party Plan.......

First 30 Minutes

Start with a fun activity that kids can join in with when they arrive. For example, they could decorate their own plate or place-card holder. If it's a fancy-dress party, have a room where children can change and add the finishing touches - ask a few parents to be on hand to help.

Next 60 Minutes

Structured games and play.

Next 30 Minutes

Tea and the graduation cake.

Next 30 Minutes

Quiet games, the opening of presents and the handing out of party bags. Play a DVD to entertain the kids while they are waiting to be collected.

Phew, it's over! Now relax and put your feet up - you deserve it.

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