Sleep Over Party Planner

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Make a checklist one month before.

• Set the date, the numbers, the time of arrival and collection arrangements for the following morning.

• Send out invitations with RSVP's so you know numbers. Keep a list to tick off as they reply.

• Decide whether to order, buy or make the cake, if ordering do it now.

• Buy non-perishable items, paper cups, plates, napkins, balloons, decorations, party bags and contents.

• plan games to play and what videos and playstation games to hire.



1 Week Before...

• Phone anyone who hasn't responded to their invitation.

• Buy any remaining non-perishable goods and packet food, for example crisps and drink cartons.

• Finalize games, make any props, decorations needed.

• Make a mini survival kit for their tent, with a torch and map on to the loo.




2 Days Before...

• Make an ice cake, fill party bags.



The day Before...

• Buy fresh food and cake if necessary.

• Decorate inside the house.

• Clear the living room as much as possible of furniture and valuables that could get damaged.



On The Day...

• Fill the lunchboxes.

• Put balloons or decoration on front door and or garden gate .

• Hire videos and playstation games.


Indoor camping can really get their imagination going.


What makes a good goody bag?

Kids love traditional party toys like blowers, a paper hat, a candy stick as well as novelty toys such as hand-help puzzle games, o a colorful kaleidoscope.
Find shops and department stores, or check out places like local museums, gift shops for more unusual ideas.