Elmo Birthday Party Theme

Hooray for Elmo Basic Party Pack


Includes 8 invitations, dinner plates, placemats, cups, forks, spoons, 16 napkins, solid-color tablecover, 18 balloons (3 colors).


Hooray for Elmo Deluxe Party Pack


Elmo says, "Hooray for you!" Celebrate your birthday with this adorable party pack. Includes 8 invitations, dinner plates, cups, forks, spoons, activity placemats, 16 napkins, tablecover, mylar balloon, 18 balloons (3 colors), crepe paper rolls (3 colors), curling ribbon (3 colors), and cake candles


Hooray for Elmo Party Pack Add-On (8)


Expecting more than 8 guests? This Pack Add-On makes a great addition to any of our Hooray for Elmo party packs. Includes 8 invitations, dinner plates, cups, forks, spoons and 16 napkins.

Hooray for Elmo Tablecover


Decorate your party while keeping the tabletop nice and clean. Plastic tablecover. Measures (54" x 108") Add even more color to your party area by covering surrounding tables with solid-color tablecovers that coordinate with your party theme. Make every day special.

Elmo loves Pizza! To get the kids involved buy pre-made crusts or use english muffins and let them create their own pizzas. You can call pepperoni Elmo noses.

Set out bowls of goldfish crackers to represent Elmo's goldfish Dorothy!

Let the kids decorate round sugar cookies or fish shaped cookies.

Apple & Eve juices can be found at your local grocery store. They come in 5 great Sesame Street Flavors - Elmo's Punch, Big Bird's Apple, Bert & Ernie's Berry, Grover's White Grape and Cookie Monster's Orange Tangerine.

Click the picture below to learn how to make Elmo's Funny Face Pizza!

Elmo Pull String Pinata


Gotta love me!

Your pint-sized party guests will adore this Elmo pinata! One magical string will release all the treasures you've tucked inside. Kids can take turns, or hold onto separate strings and pull together.

A removable sticker marks the secret location where candy and toys should be inserted. Paper.
Candy and other favors not included. Piñata fillers sold separately.

Hooray for Elmo Mylar Balloon


Mylar balloons make decorating for a party easy and fun. Be sure to have several on hand for decorating inside (tying a balloon to the birthday child's chair is a popular idea), and outside (to easily identify the party location). Balloon measures approximately 17" in diameter.

How many Dorothy's? Fill a small fish bowl with goldfish crackers and have the kids guess how many Dorothy's are in the bowl!

Pin the Nose on Elmo Draw a big Elmo face then give the kids an Elmo "nose", blindfold them and see who can get Elmo's nose in the right spot!

Coloring Contest Make sure every child wins! You can print some fun coloring pages at SesameStreet.org

Oscar the Grouch Garbage Toss Empty trash can. (You can also use a bucket.) Take junk mail that you might have around the house (or old newspapers, etc) and crumple it up into balls. Get the kids to toss the junk mail balls into Oscar's garbage can.
You can set different distances for ball toss: right in front of the target, few feet away, several yards away, etc. Have the children toss "balls" from those distances for points. Set a different point structure for every distance.

Follow Elmo It's fun to watch young kids dance. Get the music ready before Elmo birthday party. Pick the leader out of the group - he or she will be Elmo. Have the children lined up behind the leader or spread out around the room. As the music CD starts playing the leader begins moving his body with different dance moves. All the other kids copy the leader's moves. If the leader needs some help, encourage him or her with moves like: jumping, hopping, turning around, clapping hands, bending/twisting, etc. Have the birthday child going first and then switch to another player to be Elmo until everyone has had a chance.

Swim Dorothy Swim "Uh-Oh!", Elmo's pet fish Dorothy jumped out of her bowl!
Purchase a large fish bowl and three orange bean bags, or plastic goldfish. March an "x" on the floor, a reasonable distance from the bowl. The children will take turns tossing the fish into the bowl. Another variation: make fish out of orange socks, dried beans, plastic google eyes, and felt fins. Twist a rubber band to close the beanbag and the remaining fabric became the goldfish tail.

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