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Magic Show
Our Magic Show is for kids 3 years and up and lasts about 20-30 minutes. Sometimes parent envision fire and boring card tricks, no way. The show is kid-oriented with only things they recognize. Our show it strategically written to reach a huge age range of kids and still be funny for the adults to watch since the kids say such cute things.
Magic is the favorite at for lots of ages, especially 4-9th birthday and is often the best choice for 1st birthdays where there are usually mixed aged cousins since babies don’t yet have the homogenous-aged little guests you’ll have more often when kids are turning 3-8 years old.
We think our Magic Show gives a nice focus for the party and gives the birthday child attention, if they want it when we take the dreams and wishes from all of their friends and use them to make a magic birthday gift!
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Interactive Puppet Story
Our story is about 20 minutes of our visit. We love it for preschoolers, but we've also performed it for up to 10 year olds. It is smartly written to naturally adjust to any developmental stages since we take so many suggestions from kids. This is not a talk-at-the-kids boring story. The kids drive the story by making sounds and clapping.
The character, for example Cinderella or a clown, tells about having brought a wonderful gift but embarrassingly lost it on the way to the party! The kids help her find it by meeting different animal puppets, giving input and making animal sounds the entire time.
“Wait! We’re at a river, it is so loud, can you make this sound? Swoosh. Oh! Here is my friend the turtle (puppet)! Can you pretend you’re a turtle popping in and out of your shell?” We won’t give away the ending, but in a fun twist the kids are victorious and Cinderella (or whomever) gives the your child the gift they’ve been looking for!
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Face Painting
No matter who we’re playing we can all face paint things like Spiderman, dragons, princess crowns, butterflies. That means if we’re playing a princess the boys always love us too. Kids are kids. They care more about what you can do for them than how you’re dressed. Boys not liking the princess is never an issue in reality, we promise.
Don’t underestimate face painting. Kids perceive it as their time to talk with the person they’ve been waiting to their whole lives to meet. We have our most candid precious conversations during face paint, “I love you Cinderella.” Or confessions from a child with an ambivalent little face, “I have a new baby sister Snow White.” “Really? I am so happy for you, I will tell Ariel too, she has lots of sisters. You seem like you’ll be a great big sister!”
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Balloon Twisting
No matter who we’re playing we can all twist balloon shapes both boys and girls like. We make swords, airplanes, poodles and even tails the kids can wear to match if they’ve been face-painted as an animal like a tiger or kitty! Balloons are great because every developmental stage loves them. The solos 12 year old boy cousin wants a balloon sword to defend himself, the teenage sister asks for a balloon flower or grandmas frequently say, “We didn’t have things like this when I was a kid.” We respond by making her a balloon flower and posing for a photo together! Get a picture of your mom with Snow White and a balloon flower - or Grandpa in a zany balloon hat with the birthday boy. Priceless.
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SingALong Circle Time
Do your kids love to sing along to nursery rhymes? Do they love to wiggle and bounce to music? Then this just may be the perfect activity for you! Our Toddler Sing & Dance activity is 15-20 minutes of just that--singing and dancing along with your favorite toddler songs.
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Party Games
From toddlers to tweens, we have games to entertain everyone! Each performer knows a variety of games to play that are appopriate for different age groups, space, etc. Many of our games can also readily be tweaked to fit varying ages. Some of our games include different variations of Freeze Dance, Duck Duck Goose, Parachute Games, Hot Potato, Cow Tag, Bulldog Tag, Head/Catch, and Statue. We often will change well known games up for younger children to fit the theme of their party--for exmaple, "Duck Duck Goose" may become "Pretty Pretty Princess." This way, we don't confuse them with new rules, yet we are still keeping within your theme. With older children, we have flexibility to play more complex games to give them more of a challenge. 30 minutes of Games is a great way to wear the kids out before your performer leaves, and you can end your party with cake!
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Princess Etiquette
Performer will teach your little princess and her friends the basics of princess ettiquette--how to wave to her adoring fans, how to blow a kiss to her prince, how to curtsy (make sure to tell her guests to dress up!), and how to walk straight and tall by practicing with a beanbag on their heads. But that's not all! The royal subjects will then learn a princess/ballet dance to be performed for the royal kingdom (that's all of you, the adults!) as a grand finale, set to princess music. Very cute, very fun, boys are encouraged and often join in too!
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Welcome
Princess/Clown/Pirate Party
Santa Claus