How to Throw a Amazing Super Hero Theme Party For Your Girls

A superhero party isn't just about dressing up; it's about empowering girls to discover their inner strengths and embrace their unique abilities. It's a chance to build camaraderie, foster teamwork, and celebrate the power of "girl power" in a fun and engaging way.  And its fun for the leaders as well.  

The picture to the right is a few of our leaders creating some really cool Super Hero Costumers

Provide craft kits or materials for girls to create their own personalized superhero masks. This allows them to express their creativity and embrace their chosen superhero persona.

Give girls silly string and go after the leaders with their webs. Of course the girls will have a blast hitting each other as well.

Variations:

• Create teams and have a "web war."
• Set up obstacles and have a silly string obstacle course.
• Play tag, where the person who is “it” tags others with webs.

What you need:

• Tables, chairs, mattresses, or other safe obstacles to create a course.
• Blindfolds (one for each pair).
• Plastic spiders 
• Timer or stopwatch

Instructions:

1. Set Up the Obstacle Course:
   • Arrange the tables, chairs, mattresses, and other obstacles to create a safe course.
   • Ensure enough space for the girls to move through the course without bumping into each other or dangerous items.
   • Scatter the plastic spiders throughout the obstacle course. Place them on the obstacles, under them, and in open areas.
2. Divide the girls into pairs.
3. Explain the Rules:
   • One girl in each pair will be blindfolded and must navigate the obstacle course using only the verbal instructions of her partner.
   • The goal is to collect as many plastic spiders as possible within one minute.
   • When one minute is up, the pairs will switch roles.
4. Blindfold one girl in each pair. The not blindfolded partner will stand at the starting point and guide her blindfolded partner through the obstacle course using only her voice. Partners should use clear, concise instructions, such as "step forward," "turn left," "crawl under the table," and "pick up the spider."
5. The blindfolded girl will attempt to collect as many plastic spiders as possible while navigating the obstacle course.
6. Set a timer for one minute. When the timer goes off, the round is over.
7. The girls in each pair will switch roles. The blindfolded girl will now guide her partner and vice versa.
8. Repeat the process, timing each pair for one minute. After both girls in each pair have completed the course, count the number of spiders collected by each pair.
9. The pair that collected the most plastic spiders wins the game.

What You'll Need:

• 30+ small balloons 
• Oversized, baggy clothing (adult sweatshirts and sweatpants work great)
• Timer or stopwatch
• Teams of 3-4 girls

How to Play:

1. Inflate the balloons. Keep them small, no larger than 6 inches, for easy stuffing.
2. Split the troop into teams of three or four girls.
3. Each team selects one member to be their "Superhero."
4. Have the chosen "Superhero" put on the oversized, baggy clothing.
5. Explain the Challenge:
   • Tell the girls their mission is to give their "Superhero" the biggest, most impressive "muscles" by stuffing the balloons into their clothing.
6. Set the timer for one or two minutes, depending on your troop's age and energy level.
7. When you say "Go!" the team members work together to stuff as many balloons as possible into their "Superhero's" clothing.
8. When the timer goes off, the stuffing stops.
9. Each team counts the number of balloons stuffed into their "Superhero's" clothing.
10. The team with the "Superhero" who has the most "muscles" (balloons) wins!