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How to have a hopping good frog theme birthday party for kids

Leaping leapfrogs, a frog party is fly with boys and girls alike! The little tadpoles will
certainly enjoy leap frogging between the sprinklers and the wading pool.  They can
also use their frog legs for a bounce house. And a frog birthday party is an absolutely
"frogstastic" idea as a pool party for kids who are a tad older. It takes a leap of faith,
but you can also have a "toadally" good time planning a frog party filled with froggy
green favors and fun even if it's not at the pool. If you're planning a frog party, then
hop to it, because faster than a dart frog the big day will be here:

  • Start by picking a color scheme: With dart frogs as your inspiration, look to
    contrasting green with orange party supplies, foods and favors. On the girly
    side, choose pink or purple as the accent with green. A lavender tablecloth looks
    pretty paired the purple frog party plates in Melamine, left. For the boys, pair the
    plates with blue to represent the frog pond waters. Wash up the plates as
    favors or keep them for yourself long after the party is over.

  • Make lily pad place mats from construction paper. Cut a rough circle from a green
    sheet  of paper that's a bit oval in shape. Then cut a triangle off center of your
    oval like a pizza slice. Next, cut a daisy like flower from white paper, prop up the
    petals and affix it to the side.

  • Serve frothy frog pond scum drinks. Simply mix lime green sherbet with lemon lime
    soda and top with a gummy frog.

  • Hip hop hooray! Load your MP3 with "Who let the frogs out" by Crazy Frog,
    download left, and find other fun MP3 songs. Or just load "Water Frogs" from
    Best Nature Sounds and have a "ribbiting" good time when you set it on
    continual play (everyone will hear frogs in the background).
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Frog Party Invitations and Thank You Card Ideas

  • Frog Party invitations and wording ideas:
  • Leaping leapfrogs: Jordan is seven!
  • You're invited to a TOADally cool party
  • Come over to our pad Saturday, August 22 at 2:00 p.m.
  • Pond: 123 main street
  • RSVP: Jordan's fly girl at 867-5309


Setting the scene:

  • Pad the place.
  • Chalk up your drawing skills to create lily pads leading to the entrance
    of your party.
  • Float colorful lily pads on the table in bowls (see the floating lily pads,
    left) or float them in your pool or wading pool or pond with these faux
    beauties. They're hard to find anywhere but online!
  • Give everyone a pad of their own. Cut place mats from green
    construction paper, or transform green paper plates into lily pads. See
    Family Fun's Sherbet the Frog to get the look.
  • Cut green felt into lily pads and nestle frog bath toys on each for a
    party favor that doubles as decoration.
  • And finally, make lily pad cookies and nestle a frog cookie on top.

  • Pond-er this one: your party is guaranteed to be un-frog-ettable when you
    incorporate inflatable frogs into your party, such as the Banzai Frog Spray
    Pool pond, right, which is under twenty bucks with our special link.

Frog favors:
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Frog Sweets, Cakes and Cookies

  • That's frog-tastic! Bake a Wilton frog cake for your little amphibian, pictured left,
    then sit back and listen to everyone who tells you that you should bake cakes
    professionally. Serve up the fun factor when you ask party goers if they would
    like flies with the cake, which is really mint chip ice-cream.

  • Your little one doesn't like cake? Imagine their surprise, when you bring out blue
    ice cream topped with a lily pad sugar cookie on a toy frog!Find little plastic
    frogs and wash them. Bake a sugar cookie in the shape of a lily pad, and
    decorate them with candy flowers for the lilies. Make blue ice cream ahead of
    time with Vanilla ice cream that you soften slightly and mix with blue powdered
    food coloring. Return to freezer to harden. Blue powdered food coloring is
    around $2 on Amazon.
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  • More froggy fun with food ideas:
  • Make the Wilton Frog Lollipop, pictured right, lick-it-y split.
  • Top green gelatin with a few Haribo Gummy frogs.
  • Transform a Granny Smith into an apple-phibious treat.
  • Serve burgers with French "flies" (just a funny name for burgers)

Frog Party Games and Activities
If your party is at the pool, you don't need much other activity, but if your party is
indoors, then here's how to ensure kids are swamped with activities for your frog
party:

  • Play "froggie in the middle" (same game as monkey in the middle). Divide kids
    into sets of three. Two players stand opposite each other with the froggie in
    the middle. They toss a bean bag or a ball between them and the froggie in
    the middle tries to get it. Repeat until the froggie in the middle catches the ball,
    and the next player gets a turn in the middle.

  • Get hopping on a new twist to some familiar games: Gather kids in a circle for
    Tadpole, Tadpole, FROG! This is a variation on the favorite Duck, Duck, GOOSE
    game. Or create a Hop scotch with froggy designs.

  • Be toadally cool. Set out some lily pad pillows and gather up the tadpoles for
    story time and songs:
  • Spend a tad telling a tale. A favorite is "Froggy Bakes a Cake" by Jonathan
    London and illustrated by  Frank Remkiewicz. This book is anything but a
    flop: it consistently gets high ratings on Amazon. But any book from
    Froggy series will do, such as "Froggy Learns to Swim." Either would be
    apropos as you can end by serving the birthday cake or sending the kids
    out for a swim.
  • Croak like a frog! Teach the kids the Five Little Froggies song.


More cool stuff for your frog party:

  • Adopt a frog! With Grow A Frog, pictured left, you can adopt a tadpole and grow
    it to maturity. The kit includes a mail-ready card to receive a tadpole grown in a
    Florida lab within weeks of mailing it. Time it right and your child can proudly
    display a home grown frog. This product consistently gets high ratings on
    Amazon. (Please don't  disturb the natural habitat of frogs and their eco-
    system by going to the swamp.)

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  • Don't fly by this idea: Visit Family Fun to make frog blower. The kids will have
    fun fly catching with this one.





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