Catch The Villain
by Christina Palma
(Long Beach, CA)
Print 10 (or more if a lot of kids are playing) villains of any superhero and have them laminated. Next, write the name of the villains on separate index cards or pieces of paper. Tape the villain pictures to the ground in a circle (this can be played inside or outside).
Have a child stand on one of the villains (there should be no extra villains) remove any extra villains. Have someone in charge of playing music, have the children walk in a circle stepping on one of the villains at all times; this game is kind of like musical chairs, when the person stops the music each child should be standing on one of the villains, pick one of your cards. Whoever is on the villain that you picked is out and they remove their villain from the floor.
So, for example, if you have a joker as a villain and you pick the joker card, you can say "batman defeated..." (give a short pause) "THE JOKER!" It's fun to use different villains from one superhero, so when you say "Spiderman defeated...." it can make the children who are on Spiderman's villains anxious and excited. When it's down to two villains the person who isn't on the villain that you call next is the winner.
You can Google the name of the superhero villains (batman villains, superman's villains) and a bunch pop up, just save the image and print. Than you can delete the image from your computer when finished.
This game was THE HUGEST HIT at my son's party! The winner got a prize and after the kids wanted to play over and over again, in fact, they played till the party ended. So I am sure your child will love it!
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