Where The Wild Things Are Party Decorations : Lindakendall

Where The Wild Things Are Party Decorations

Are you looking for the perfect party decorations to bring the magic of Where the Wild Things Are to life? Look no further! We've put together a list of our favorite ideas to help you create a whimsical and unforgettable party.

Start with a color palette of greens, browns, and blues to create a forest-like atmosphere. You can use these colors in your tablecloths, streamers, and balloons. For a touch of whimsy, add some animal print accents, such as zebra or leopard.

No Where the Wild Things Are party is complete without the iconic monsters. You can create your own monsters out of paper bags, felt, or even stuffed animals. If you're feeling creative, you can even make a piñata in the shape of one of the monsters.

The food at your party should be just as whimsical as the decorations. Serve up some "monster munch" (popcorn), "wild thing" fruit salad, and "crown roast" (a roast chicken with a crown of vegetables). For dessert, you can make "monster cupcakes" or "wild rumpus cake." Your options are endless and up to your creativity!

Don't forget the activities! Set up a craft station where kids can make their own monster masks or puppets. You can also have a "wild rumpus" dance party, or read aloud from the book "Where the Wild Things Are."

With these decorations and activities, you're sure to throw a Where the Wild Things Are party that will be the talk of the town. So get ready to let the wild rumpus start!

Monster Mask Craft

Materials:

Paper bags
Markers, crayons, or paint
Scissors
Pipe cleaners
Yarn

Instructions:

Cut out the bottom of a paper bag.
Decorate the bag with markers, crayons, or paint to create your monster's face.
Cut out two eye holes and a mouth hole.
Bend two pipe cleaners in half and insert them into the sides of the bag for the monster's horns.
Tie a piece of yarn around the top of the bag for a hairband.
Let your child wear the mask and enjoy the party!