Frog Party Decorations
Get into the frog spirit! Here are a few creative frog party ideas.
- Go Green! Decorate with green streamers, table covers, balloons, etc..
- Greet your guests with lily pads. Cut out lily pads from green paper and place them along the driveway to greet your party guests. Or use green sidewalk chalk to draw the lily pads, and write a guest's name on each one.
- Hang up a Leap frog Sign in Sheet .
- Turn your house into a green jungle. Use houseplants and artificial trees to decorate the party space. Place toy frogs peeking out from behind the leaves.
- Put your frog toys to good use. Decorate your party area with any frog toys you have available, and integrate your frog toys with other toys, such as having one driving a plastic truck, or riding on a toy horse.
- Hang leap frog jointed cutouts on the walls.
- Make a sign for your front door that says "Hop On In for [child's name] Birthday Party!"
- Place Leap Frog Centerpices on the tables and sprinkle confetti to make feel like a party.
- Decorate your party area with frog balloons. Or ask an older child or adult to turn your regular balloons into frog-shaped balloons. Use our easy Balloon Animals Kit.
- Make a frog party banner that says '[Child's name]s Hoppy Birthday" and hang it near the party entrance.
- Stock up on Blowouts and party cone hats for everyone.
Frog Party Games
Want to keep your frog party guests busy? Here are some creative frog party games, crafts and more.
Frog Detective
One child is the detective and must identify the frog before all the flies are eaten!
Frog Pond Toss
Party guests will have a blast trying to toss their frog onto the lily pads Frog, Frog, Tadpole!
Frog, Frog, Tadpole!
Duck, Duck, Goose goes Froggy...
Pin the Frog on the Lily Pad
Donkey, lily pad ... what's the difference? Lily Pad Leap!
Musical Chairs
Get your guests frog hoppin' in this variation of
Swat the Flies
In this active game, the children are frogs trying to swat as many bubble "flies" as possible.
Frog Hop Races
For Older Children: Before the party, mark a start and finish line at least 10 feet apart (use masking tape if playing inside). At the party, divide the children into two teams and have them line up along the start line. When you yell, "Go!" the children start hopping like frogs toward the finish line. The first child to reach the finish line is the winner.
For Younger Children: Designate an adult to lead the children along a froggy adventure course through the house or around the yard, hopping as they go. To add to the fun, have them sing a few songs as they hop along.
Leap Frog
Have the children form a line while crouching in a "frog position", with a space between each of them. The last person in the line is the leap frog. This child leaps over each of the children in front of him/her all the way up the line, while gently tapping on the backs of the other children as he/she goes. When the leap frog reaches the front of the line, he/she crouches down to become part of the line. Now someone else is last in line, and that child becomes the leap frog. Continue the process until all the children have had a turn to leap over the other guests.
Frog Party Crafts
Printable Frog Coloring Page
Break out the crayons and keep your guests busy with our printable Frog coloring page.
Frog Paper Plate Craft
Let your little froggies get crafty while decorating their own frog!
Frog Pompom Magnets
Create frog magnets with this fun and cute craft
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