Back to Basics Glow-in-the-Dark Game Style To speed things up grab these quick reference Charade cards or this “no words version” of kid’s Charades. Think of this as a new and improved form of charades. The only real cues will be how the neon-colored accessories are being handled and used. The other participants can then try and guess what activity is being performed.
Now let one participant at a time reach into the box and use these accessories to act out an activity such as juggling or bowling. Include glowing batons, neon headbands, glow sticks, glow bracelets, glow necklaces, and more. Glow In The Dark Charadesįill a large cardboard box with an assortment of glow-in-the-dark accessories. If you need to make the event more challenging for adults, teens, and older kids you could create separate areas where the younger children can safely hunt for these glow-in-the-dark surprises. Be sure that you include a treat (or special reward) inside each of the glowing eggs! Send the kids out to find and retrieve the eggs. Try playing them at your youngster’s birthday party as well! Hide several dozens of plastic eggs that glow in the dark. Finding Easter eggs and opening them for an “egg surprise” is always enjoyable for ages 4 and under! A glowing Easter egg hunt doesn’t have to be confined to Easter games only. While most of these glow games can be converted to games for kids, this one is great for the real little ones. Glow In The Dark Easter Egg Hunt (little kid’s) Baseball, Softball, Choose your Glow Balls Game.
Back to Basics Glow-in-the-Dark Game Style.Glow In The Dark Easter Egg Hunt (little kid’s).
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