This Soccer party page is a supplement to the jam-packed GENERAL sports kid birthdays section where you'll find lots of the coolest basic sports-related birthday party ideas...
This party will be KICKIN' good time!
A great place to have this party is at a local park where you can have the kids exert lots of their energy running around chasing soccer balls...
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Make a goal in your back yard or at a park by putting cones (or anything for that matter) to be the perimeters of the goal. Line the kids up in front of the goals and have them practice kicking or heading the ball into the goal and showing off their fanciest or silliest tactics. You can even have a contest to see who can keep the ball up in the air the longest using their head, knees, feet, etc.
Aside from these classic drills and games, here are a few more game ideas for Soccer themed kid birthdays: (Don't forget to pass out these fun soccer horns to get the kids roaring and cheering their friends on. The cheer phones are also great for using as cones.)
These inflatable soccer balls can also come in handy.
This is a great game for soccer kid birthdays. Set up two goals that are rather close to each other. Separate the group into two teams and have them play a game of soccer with a balloon. Another fun balloon game is to have the teams compete against each other as each kid "dribbles" a balloon to a designated point and returns. The first team to finish wins.
Set up bottles full of water in a triangle (just like in real bowling) and instead of rolling the balls with your hands, have the kids kick the balls from a distance. You can keep score just like a bowling game.
For this game, give each kid a large inflated balloon. The purpose of this game is for players to hit the balloon up into the air, and keep it floating for the longest time while only using their heads.
This is a small twist to freeze tag. One of the kids is chosen to be the referee (which is actually the 'tagger'). The referee needs to run around and tag other players by sticking a yellow sticky note on them (which indicates that the player has received a yellow card - meaning that they have committed a foul) and needs to freeze. The only way a player that is frozen can be free again is if another player crawls under their legs (the players need to keep the yellow sticky notes on them). If a player has received three yellow sticky notes that player is out of the game. The last person to stay in the game wins and can become the referee next.
Here's another hilarious game for soccer kid birthdays. Divide the guests into two equal groups. About 25 yards away, place mounds of inflated white and black balloons (over-inflate them to make popping easier). At the sound of a whistle the first two relay contestants, one from each team, run to the balloons and remove one. Each must sit on a balloon until it pops (you can have them try to pop a balloon by stepping on it instead). Once the balloon pops, the players run back to the starting line, and tag the next player in line. The first team to complete the course wins.
This is a game that's best with a larger group of kids at outdoor kid birthdays. Have everyone stand in a big circle while one of the kids is chosen to stand in the middle and be the "Soccer-Ball Blocker". Then one of the kids in the circle kicks a soccer ball to a person on the other side of the circle. The soccer-ball blocker needs to try and intercept. If they achieve in doing this they become part of the circle and the person who tried to kick the ball to another player becomes the new soccer-ball blocker.
Pinatas are a "kick" at outdoor kid birthdays such as this. If the kids are old enough, you can have them try to break this Soccer Pinata by kicking it while they are blindfolded!
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Black and white is your color scheme so use black and white balloons and streamers.
Cover the table with these inexpensive tissue grass mats to create a clever "grassy" soccer field table. Use white athletic tape to create the goal lines, halfway mark, center mark, penalty area, touchlines and corner arc.
A cool idea for soccer themed kid birthdays is to provide the kids with a set of face paints and have them paint their own faces in their favorite team's colors.
Provide each kid with a white balloon and thick black marker and have them create balloon soccer balls (these'll be great for the balloon-popping game described above). You can also hand out Nerf Soccer balls (a great gift to take home) and paints and have them create their own ball of art.
Purchase an inexpensive T-shirt for each guest from a discount store. On the back of each jersey, have the guests write their last name and add large numbers using fabric paint. You could also purchase two different colors of shirts, and divide the kids into teams at the outset of the party.
Check out the cool Soccer theme party cake ideas on coolest-birthday-cakes.com, the Web's largest gallery of homemade birthday cakes. You'll find thousands of cakes submitted by visitors like yourself with photos and how-to tips.
Even though we don't live in a black and white world, try setting the table with lots of dark-and-light-colored snacks to imitate the colors found on a soccer ball:
You can gather all sorts of soccer trinkets, such as whistles, tattoos, pencils, mini soccer balls, squirt bottles, etc.
Here's an excellent ready-made Championship Soccer Favor Pack with lots of cool stuff for the kids. It'll also save you the time of piecing together your own favor packs.
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Before you set the kids loose, here's a really great resource for soccer parents where you're sure to find lots more ideas and great soccer info: www.soccer-for-parents.com.
Enjoy!