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SCOOBY DOO BIRTHDAY OR HALLOWEEN PARTY
 We all love Scooby Doo - if your considering a scooby doo party, here are some fun party ideas. All items listed for this party idea are available at http://www.PartyBasic.com
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INVITATION IDEA:
1) Regular invites that match the Scooby theme
2) Make your own on 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper (white or any bright fun color). This will be done one your computer -
*Find a picture of Scooby that you like...add it to the side fairly large
*Then use wording such as listed below and put it to the left of the picture or have the picture on top and the wording centered below -
WE'RE GOING TO BE DOG GONE CRAZY AND YOUR INVITED!
Please join in on our special birthday celebration for:
{child's name} - {birthdate}
{If you will have food served other than cake you can add that here}
Location: ___________
Date and Time: __________
Please RSVP by: __________
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DECOR IDEA:
*Lots of streamers in: Green and Blue to match partyware
*Wall decorations & banner are available
*Hang Ghosts over table of food, cake or present tables: Use 11" black balloons and a white plastic rectangular tablecover - Inflate a balloon. Cut the tablecover into 4 equal pieces. Drape the tablecover over the balloon, leaving the tied end of the balloon on top. Cut a small slit in the top of tablecover and push the tied end through. Mark and carefully cut out eye holes. Attach to the ceiling or hang from trees in the yard - where people would be having cake and over the present table, with curling ribbon. Your ghosts will come to life as the wind moves them as people walk by.
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ACTIVITY IDEAS:
*Treasure Chest Pinata -
*Help Scooby find the Treasure - use the guidelines of a treasure hunt. Break them up into 3 or 4 groups (depending on age) and put an adult to help each. Give each group a simple hand drawn map of your yard with an "x", when they get to the "x", they will find another message or map- send each group to different parts of the yard. After about 3 maps or secret messages - have the final map for all groups lead to the same place, where a box will be with their prize. Depending on age will make a difference as to what type of small token they receive. I can help you more with this if you would like to give me your children's ages.
*Scooby Snack Drop - Have child stand over a jar with a somewhat small opening (depending on child's age). Give each child 5 dog biscuits shaped like bones and see how many they can put in the jar by dropping them as they stand straight up
*Scooby Snack Toss - Centerpiece Party Game Item# 270661 - Toss the scooby snacks into Scooby's mouth.
*Frisbee - all dogs and kids love to toss balls or frisbee's. (older children- frisbees - younger children - balls).
MUSIC: Prerecord some sounds from a scooby doo show along with the theme music - Play it in the background during the games!
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FOOD:
*Pizza - Scooby and Shaggy were usually seen with pizza.
*Put out a Bowl of Scooby snacks for the dog
*Put out a bowl of cookies you've premade shaped like dog biscuits - for the kids!!
*CAKE - most local grocery store bakery's do photo cakes - they look great and are inexpensive. You can choose the photo of your choice or your children with the dog or a picture of scooby - the bakery will blow up the photo and decorate around it - they look wonderful!
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Good luck with your party planning, to help I have a FREE printable party planning worksheet and timeline at: http://www.partybasic.com/planning.html
Click here for SCOOBY DOO PARTYWARE AND DECOR.
All items can be found at http://www.PartyBasic.com
SCOOBY DOO and all related characters and elements are trademarks of Hanna-Barbera. © 2001 Balloon Ghost Idea is courtesy of 1800PartyShop Consultant site
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