My Little Girl is having a M&M theme birthday party. Can anyone give me ideas for the party.?

Answer 1

Why did the blonde get fired from the M&M factory?



She threw away all the one's with W's on em. Sorry.

Good luck with your daughter's B'day. Let them build their own ice cream sundaes complete with M&M's.

Answer 2

Pin the M on the M&M character?

I think one key is to go with bright colors... that way, it can be bright and cheerful in the spirit of M&M without being totally ad-nauseum.

Instead of all that chocolate, what about little clear plastic cups that have different M&M colors of Jell-o in them with whipped cream on top?

Fill an empty jar with different types of M&Ms and have the kids guess how many are in the jar... the winner gets the whole jar to herself.

Little white gloves for all the girls to wear during the party just like the M&M characters?

An M&M hunt... if it's nice out, hide smaller packages of different types of M&Ms around the yard (like an Easter Egg hunt). Each child gets a little basket they can keep to hold their goodies...

If they're smaller kids (like 3, 4 or 5)... print out an outline image of an M&M character that all the kids can color with crayons...

Hope these ideas are a start. Good luck with the party!

Answer 3

Cute theme...you could make little cupcakes with m&m's on them...have m& m's on her cake like the characters ofcourse ... fill a jar up with them also and have ppl guess how many are in there and reward the winner with a prize. Also dont over do it. Use m & m's colors alot but not specifically the theme too much thats a lil tacky I mean use the main m & m colors for the table cloths, hats etc. but dont make EVERY LITTLE THING M & M. Hope it goes well :)

Answer 4

How about hunting for a certain color?

Put the child in a blindfold and empty a big bag of m&ms into a bowl. Have the kid pick up a handful of M&Ms (they have to pick up the same amount, say 10).

Each color is worth different points (such as red - 2 points, yellow - 3 points, orange could be negative one point, brown - 1 point, blue 15 points, green - 5 points, etc). Count up the points and the winner is the person with the most points.

Answer 5

Make Giant M&M cookie pops:

The hardest part about these cookies may be finding the Popsicle sticks, unless you live near a party or craft supply store, or you have kids who eat Popsicles nonstop. But get ready, these may well be the ones your kids choose. Wrap the cookies in colored plastic, tie with a ribbon, and you might make it to the party with a few still uneaten.

2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
1 cup unsalted butter, softened
3/4 cup sugar
1/2 cup packed light brown sugar
2 large eggs
2 tsp. vanilla extract
2 cups red and green M&M's

In a large bowl, mix the flour, baking powder and salt. In a separate bowl, cream the butter and sugars, then add the eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addition. Stir in the vanilla extract. Gradually add the flour mixture until combined. Add the M&M's and stir again. For chewier cookies, refrigerate overnight.

Preheat the oven to 300 degrees. Using a 1/3-cup measuring cup, drop the dough onto baking sheets, about 3 inches apart. Insert a Popsicle stick, at least 1 inch deep, into each one to form a pop. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, or until light brown. Set the baking sheet on a wire rack and cool for 5 minutes. Using a metal spatula, transfer the cookies to racks and cool completely. Makes 15.

Answer 6

M&m Party Theme

Answer 7

Well, you need lots of M&Ms, of course. Decorate the cake with them, at least (a simple angel food cake with whipped cream on it, topped with some sort of chocolate bar (usually chopped up) is great, and pretty easy to make, as you could use a cake mix). And maybe a game could be to try to toss M&Ms into a small pail (sort of like a ring toss, but not). Another could be to hide M&Ms about a room or 2 and have the children find them (like an Easter egg hunt).

Answer 8

We bought a gum ball machine and filled it with M & M's. We lined all the children up at the end of the party and gave each child 4 or 5 pennies. They each put their own pennies in and got their own M & M's. It was the hit of the party. They talked about her party for years to come.

Answer 9

Here's a fun idea... have all the kids get into groups of two. Have each two-person team stand on opposite sides of the room. Give each child a teaspoon... then put one M&M on one of those teaspoons. The child must quickly transport it to his or her partner on the teaspoon... if dropped, the person must hurry and pick it up and return to their starting position to try again. Once they get across the room and dip the M&M on their partner's teaspoon, they must race to where they began...now it's their partner's turn! A lot of M&Ms may drop while making the exchange... if so, they still have to go back to where they started to try again. First team to successfully complete the back and forth transport wins!

Answer 10

Well, if you're talking about the candies, then besides bowls of the candies, you can buy some of the stick figures. You could have a dress up contest using plain colored bean bags to make the kids look like M&M's. You should either make up one game using M&M's or have them play cards and use M&M's like poker chips. You can have punching balloons that you label to look like M&M's with some paint perhaps.

Check the M&M's site for their ideas:
http://www.mms.com/us/baking/