Today, we’re focused on my Vintage Tea Party activities. (If you missed Part 1, you can see it here.) At our party, we:
- Made party hats
- Dressed up with feather boas, gloves and necklaces
- Sugar cube teaspoon relay
- Walking while balancing books on heads
- Tea pot pinata
Making Tea Party Hats
Our first activity was to make our party hats. The girls could chose boas, butterflies, and flowers to attach to their hats and I helped them with the hot glue. Once at the table, the girls opened their crackers for necklaces, put on their gloves and they were ready for tea, which of course, was our main activity.
Sugar Cube Teaspoon Relay
After tea, we went outside for a few games. First up was a teaspoon relay. We broke into teams. Each girl had a spoon with a sugar cube. They had to carry the spoon straight out and drop the sugar cube into a teapot. Whichever team got the most cubes in the teapot won the relay.
Walking With Books on Heads
Tea parties are a great opportunity to make manners and ladylike behavior fun, so we practiced walking with books balanced on our heads. They really got engaged with this activity!
Tea Pot Pinata
Finally, we had a piñata. Each girl had an empty goodie bag for collecting her piñata treasures. I thought they didn’t need any more sweets, so our piñata minimized the candy and included teapot stickers and dress-up rings.
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