Boys Slumber Party
First, plan a menu that allows for the boys to help you in the food
preparation process or order Pizza.
For desert, let the boys make root beer floats. You will need large disposable
cups, rootbeer, and vanilla ice cream. Let the boys scoop their own ice cream
into their cups. Pour in the root beer and let them enjoy.
If it's summertime and a nice night, here's a game they can play outdoors.
Ghosts In The Graveyard:
A little like hide and seek, only played at night. In the summer when it gets
dark early, it is fun to play this spooky game. One person is �It� and must
count like this:
One o�clock, two o�clock, three o�clock ROCK, four o�clock, five o�clock, six
o�clock ROCK, seven o�clock, eight o�clock, nine o�clock, ROCK, ten o�clock,
eleven o�clock, twelve o�clock, MIDNIGHT!
After yelling MIDNIGHT, It must find the ghosts who are hiding. The ghosts try
to jump out and scare the person who is It and run to the base before they are
tagged. Everyone should be armed with flashlights for safety!
After that:
Quiet the boys down for a while by showing a rented video. Be sure to choose one
that is age appropriate. Try to get a new release that none of your guests have
seen, yet.
Make sure you have a variety of board games for those who don't want to see the
movie. Give the boys a choice of Monopoly, Risk, Yahtzee, and other favorite
games. Let them play in one large group or in small groups, depending on
interests.
Have them change into their pajamas. Make popcorn and juice for them. Invite
them to tell scary stories around the kitchen table. Turn off the lights and
give them a few flash lights. If you plan to stay right with them, instead of
flash lights, you can light a few candles to set the spooky mood.
Bedtime:
It's time for bed, even if they aren't going to sleep. Let them play one more
game and then it is time to sit down and calm down. Set a prearranged time
limit. When that time is up, they must get out the sleeping bags.
Pillow Fight:
Pick the room you will hold your pillow fight in (preferably the one with the
least amount of breakables). Move the breakables out of the room and arm your
kids with throw pillows. Lay down the ground rules. No hitting in the face or
head, no smothering, and if someone yells "Mercy!" That gives them immediate
immunity from being hit. Close the door and walk away until the time limit is
up.
Go to bed. Just because they are going to be up all night giggling and talking,
doesn't mean you have to be up all night. Besides, you'll want to get some rest
so you can make them all breakfast in the morning.
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