ABC Party

Have fun with the letters at this ABC Party full of activities that also teaches the alphabet.

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The activities suggested here are suggested for one year old children.

Sometimes we forget that they are little and don't have the ability to do things that older children can do.

Simple activities that don't take a lot of time are best for this age group.

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ABC Party Fun

Pick the activities that form your childs name. If your son is named Adam you would pick an A-D-A-M.

If the letter shows up twice in a name rather than repeating the game, have a coloring page the children can color.

To keep track of the letters and activities completed you can post blank pieces of paper on the wall...one for each letter of your childs' name. As each activity is completed tape a large letter to that paper. When all letters are in place your childs' name will be spelled which means its time for cake and ice cream.

ABC Party Activities:

A is for Airplane:
Give each guest a small toy airplane to play with. Guests keep the planes as a party favor.

B is for Balloon:
Give each child an air filled balloon to bat around the room!

C is for Clapping:
Have everyone sit in a circle and sing the song Patty Cake.

D is for Dancing
Play some lively music and dance.

E is for Elmo
Read a short story with Elmo in it. Or watch a short video.

F is for Flying
Pick up your child and fly them in a circle. Hold onto their body not their arms/hands.

G is for Giggles
Blow bubbles at your child to make them giggle.

H is for Hats
Put a variety of hats into a pile in the center of the room and have kids try them on.

I is for Inside
Have a tunnel the kids can crawl into and out of. Use a box with both ends cut off.

J is for Jingle Bells
Give each child a small ribbon with a bell attached. Show them how to jingle them.

K is for Kitten
Crawl around on the ground and meow like a kitten.

L is for Lights
Give each child a glow light bracelet and turn the lights down.

M is for Music
Sing and dance to some popular childrens music.

N is for Noise
Give each child a little drum or musical instrument to hit for making noise.

O is for Open
Give each child a small wrapped toy to open.

P is for Pudding
Make Chocolate pudding for finger painting! Messy but so much fun.

Q is for Queen
Give each child a paper crown to wear and a piece of cloth to wear as a robe.

R is for Rubber Ball
Have each child bounce or roll a rubber ball.

S is for Swing
Parents pick their child up by their waists and swing them into the air.

T is for Tent
Set up a tent between two chairs and let the kids play inside it.

U is for Under
Hide small toys under boxes and let the kids find them.

V is for Verse
Sing a couple of fun nursery songs as a group.

W is for Walk
Place child standing on your feet and walk around in a circle.

X is for Xylophone
Have one for each guest to play with. Borrow a few if you need to.

Y is for Yarn
Make Yarn Threading cards out of heavy cardboard. Give one to each guest to play with.

Z is for Zipper
Put a few pieces of round cereal like Cheerios into a zipper bag and give to each guest.