Games and Activities

At the beginning of the party, while you are waiting for everyone to arrive, have the kids make a "Rock Star" frame using glitter, stars, markers, etc. During performances, take pictures of the guests and put them into the frames as a great goody from the party.

Set up an area where guests can get ready for their performance. Have helpers on hand to provide makeovers or help the kids choreograph dance routines.

Karaoke would be loads of fun. Divide the kids into bands and let them practice a song they choose to perform in front of the entire group. Give a good amount of time for the kids to choose their song and practice their singing and dance moves too.

Additionally, the kids can create their own music videos that you can record. Play the videos back for the kids to enjoy together.

Party Tip: If there are some kids who do not want to perform, perhaps they would like to help do makeovers, work the lights during the performance, or be an audience member. Have several non-performing roles available for guests who may not be interested.

Host a dance. This will be especially fun if there is a teenager on hand to show the kids some moves to try together. Enjoy dancing as a group to their favorite rock star tunes.

Who’s a fan of Guitar Hero^®?

Dim the lights (a disco ball would make a great effect) and pull out this favorite video game to make a hero out of all of your party guests. Challenge your guests to rock out with Guitar Hero. You can either set it up as a free for all or as a tournament where everyone gets a turn to play.

Rock Band™ is another fun game to play with all of your guests either as a formalized game or with as many people as are interested. Make sure there is plenty of room to play and alternate people from drums to guitar to karaoke, too.

After glamming up, dancing, creating music videos, and playing favorite rock video games, the group will have had loads of rock star fun.