The child that picks out her shoes correctly wins a special prize. Blindfold them one at a time and see who can pick out their own shoes from the pile. When skating time is over, line the kids up. * When the kids change into their skates, have them put their shoes into a big pile. Instead of drinking water, the kids will be able to drink melted snowflakes! Create your own label to go with the party theme on the computer or by hand. Keep the kids hydrated with melted snowflakes! Buy a pack of water bottles and remove the label. Ice Skating Birthday Party Melted Snowflakes Drink Set out different toppings to mix in such as marshmallows, candy canes, cinnamon sticks, whipped cream, sprinkles and any other treats you would like! A hot chocolate bar to allows the kids to create their very own creation. Hot chocolate is a must at an ice skating party! It’s perfect for when the kids need a break to warm up.
Ice Skating Birthday Party Hot Chocolate Bar If the party is outside, you will be able to decorate and set up snack tables a little easier than at a rink. Creating your own ice skating rink in your backyard is also an option if you are up for the challenge.
Create the invitations to look like tickets to your child’s Birthday on Ice.Ĭheck out local ice skating rinks (for ice skating rinks in Massachusetts click here) and ponds (for ice skating ponds in Massachusetts click here). Another fun idea is to stick with a Birthday on Ice theme. Be sure to include if the party is inside or outside so the kids can dress accordingly. You can let your child decorate each pair of skates before sending out to friends. Stick with the party theme and create invitations to look like ice skates. Does your child have a winter birthday? Have an ice skating birthday party! Whether it’s at your local pond, a local ice rink or at a homemade pond in your backyard, there are so many ways to make your ice skating birthday party a blast.
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