Bob the Builder Party Supplies, Theme Decorations, Party Planning Ideas

Join the imaginative world of construction and teamwork
with Bob the Builder and his partner Wendy!
© HIT Entertainment PLC and Keith Chapman 2001.

Party Supplies and Decorations

Bob the Builder

Bob the Builder Deluxe Pak
Build the best birthday ever with Bob the Builder! Your Deluxe Pak for 8 includes invitations, 9" plates, cups, forks, spoons, placemats with games on back, 16 napkins, Bob the Builder tablecover, mylar balloon, 18 assorted balloons, 50 yards of curling ribbon and 3 rolls of 81' crepe paper streamers in 3 colors, 50' of authentic caution tape, 6 orange construction cone candles and cake candles.

Bob the Builder Basic Pak
Includes 8 invitations, plates, cups, forks, spoons, placemats, 16 napkins, tablecover and 18 balloons.

Favors and Prizes

Bob the Builder Favor Boxes
Each 4" x 6" box includes a construction vehicle, assorted construction vehicle cookie cutter, Play-Doh, Bob the Builder blowout and sticker sheet.

Favors & Prizes

Fun Games, Activities And Crafts

Crafts & Activities
Theme related children's crafts and activities for children's birthday parties.

Can We Build It? Yes, We Can!
This simple activity is a great way to entertain guests while you’re waiting for everyone to arrive. All that you’ll need is Play-Doh® or modeling clay, and your guests’ creative minds will do the rest.

Protect the children’s work area with a plastic covering, place your choice of modeling materials within easy reach of everyone, and let your guests have fun creating whatever their hearts desire. Set the mood by singing or playing the Bob the Builder song (Can he fix it? Yes, he can!) while the kids use their imaginations.

Buried Treasure
Your guests won’t need coaxing to dig in to this exciting game! Simply hide a number of small toys in a sandbox and let your guests have fun digging through the sand in search of the buried treasures.

Incorporate the theme into the game by hiding construction-related items, such as miniature tools or construction cones. Purchase miniature construction toys to resemble Bob’s machine friends Muck, Lofty, Scoop, Dizzy, and Roley for more fun!

Bob’s Bean Bag Toss
This game is even more fun if you have a foreman’s construction hat or a tool belt for the bean bag thrower to wear. Prepare for this activity before the party by making “rock” bean bags from a pair of grey socks, filling them with beans and closing them with a rubber band.

If your child has a toy dump truck or other construction machine toy, use it as the target. If not, draw a dump truck on the side of a cardboard box. Give each guest a turn to try and toss their “rocks” in the dump truck (or through a hole cut in the cardboard.) Even if you have to help the kids toss the bean bags, they will still enjoy the game!

Wendy’s Clean-up Relay
For this team relay, you’ll need wooden blocks, a bucket, and a plastic “monster claw” toy (the kind where you squeeze the handle to open a claw on the other end.) Divide the kids in teams, lining them up on one side of a large play area; place buckets on the other side. Place a claw toy and an equal number of blocks by the buckets for each team.

To begin, the first person on each team runs to their team’s blocks and uses the claw toy to pick one up and put it in the bucket. When finished, they return to their team and tag the next child, and so on until completed. The first team to finish, wins!

Make & Take Placemats
This coloring activity is a great way to bring your party to a close while you’re waiting for parents to come and take your guests home. Before the party, purchase a Bob the Builder coloring book or print out Bob the Builder coloring pages from the Internet. You’ll also need to provide crayons, thin pieces of cardboard (for stiffening the placemats), and a roll of clear Con-Tact paper.

To prepare, remove the pages from the coloring book and cut the cardboard to match the size of two coloring pages. (Cut the Con-Tact paper a little larger.) When your guests are ready to color, give each child one or two pages and let them have fun. Make sure to write names on the pages when they finish. Then, lay the pictures on top of the cardboard and cover with the Con-Tact paper.

Wheel Barrow Races

Divide your party guests into two equal teams in two single file lines. Have the leader of each line get on their hands and knees. At the start of go the player behind them will grab his/her ankles and hold up their legs so they can only walk on their hands. Race to a designated area and have them reverse on the way back. Continue until one team finishes first.

Boulder Toss

Divide your little workers into two equal teams in separate lines. Give the leader of each line an inflated balloon. At the sound of go they must try to pass the balloon in the air to the next person in line without it ever touching the ground. When it reaches the end person have them pass it back to the front. The first team to get it to the front of the line wins.

Dirty Fun

Entertain them for hours with a load of dirt and some trucks, pails and shovels.

Pinatas

Bob the Builder Piņata

19" Bob the Builder Piñata
Pull one magical string on this piñata and watch as your treasures rain down! A removable sticker marks the hidden location where candy should be inserted. Piñata fillers sold separately.

Piņatas

 
Pinata Fillers

Kids love the excitement of trying to break open a piñata and see the treasures rain down. This 96-piece assortment of toys and candy is perfect for eight guests, and will bring even more fun to your piñata activity.

Pull-String Piñata Kit
Turn your piñata into a pull-string for a gentler piñata activity. Kit includes trap door release and 20 pull strings

Tasty Treats And Menu Ideas

Work Site Sack Lunch
Make your guests feel like they’re having lunch on the job with Bob the Builder and his friends! Simply make a sack lunch for each guest using individually packaged food, such as juice boxes, dried fruit snacks, crackers and cheese, etc. Complete each lunch with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, Bob’s favorite! For fun, cut each sandwich into a silly shape using a cookie cutter. Pack each child’s meal in a lunch box or lunch bag and write his or her name on it.

Cream Puffs
This sweet treat is a favorite of Bob the Builder! If baking your cream puffs is out of the question, purchase some from a local bakery. Depending on the size of these delicious treats, give each guest his or her own cream puff, or cut each one into pieces and share it among your guests. Serve them in the bed of a toy dump truck, backhoe, or other construction vehicle for more fun!

Edible Tools
This requires a bit of creativity and preparation, but it’s guaranteed to get your little ones interested in their fruits and veggies! You’ll need toothpicks and your choice of fruits and/or vegetables. A round slice of cucumber can be easily shaped into the head of a wrench and attached to a celery stick handle. Or, slide a few black olives on the end of a thin carrot stick to make a screwdriver with a handle. Stick a round banana slice on a curved apple chunk to make a hammer head; attach it to a celery stick handle. Be creative and have fun, but be sure to remove toothpicks before eating the tools!

Mudslide Moo
Provide chocolate milk at your party for a “dirty” treat your guests will love! As you serve it, tell your guests there was a mudslide in your refrigerator.

Bob the Builder’s Birthday Cake
Transform your child’s birthday cake into a job site inspired by Bob the Builder and his friends! First, purchase your child’s favorite flavor of cake mix and two cans of frosting (one white for decorating). Bake cake and cool completely before icing it. When finished frosting the cake, take the white icing and divide it into two portions. Tint the first part yellow, and the second part black using drops of food coloring. Using a decorating tip, draw thick vertical lines on the sides of the cake, alternating the yellow and black. For variety, write “Caution” or “Construction Ahead” in bold black letters, outlined in yellow, on opposite sides of the cake.

Buy miniature construction toys to resemble Bob’s machine friends Muck, Lofty, Scoop, Dizzy, and Roley. Decorate the top of the cake with the toy machines, mini construction cones, or tiny homemade road signs mounted on toothpicks. For more detail, build a log house with pretzel sticks, or a sidewalk with graham cookies. Use cocoa mix for dirt, caramels for boxes, pretzels for lumber, etc. The kids will be delighted with your creative scene!

 Children's Birthday Cakes

Birthday Cake Recipes
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Cake Decorating
Cake pans, cake toppers, cake decorating kits and candles, not all themes available.

Bakeries and Professional Cake Decorators
Locate bakeries and professional cake decorators in your area to order a children's birthday cake to coordinate with your kid's theme party.

Decorating Tips

Balloons
Use balloons to mark the party spot; hang them on the mailbox, near the front door, or tie them to the birthday child's chair to mark the seat of honor. Place balloons anywhere that strikes your fancy. The more the better!

Pastel Personalized Banner
Your child's name on his or her very own Happy Birthday Banner! Our colorful 18" x 72" banner is made of durable plastic with handy metal grommets for easy hanging and years of use. You will be asked to provide the name(s) that will appear on your personalized banner when you check out. (Recommended for all ages.)

Primary Personalized Banner
Your child's name on his or her very own Happy Birthday Banner! Our colorful 18" x 72" banner is made of durable plastic with handy metal grommets for easy hanging and years of use. You will be asked to provide the name(s) that will appear on your personalized banner when you check out. (Recommended for all ages.)

Party Music

Birthday Party CD
Kids' Birthday Party Music CD
Add fun to your party with this wonderful collection of 18 songs. Includes favorites such as "Candy Man," "Lollipop," "The Name Game," "Yakety Yak," "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," "Disco Duck," and "Happy Birthday to You."

© 1994 Turn Up The Music, Inc.

Costumes

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Hats and Bandanas

Wigs

Gifts

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Say "CHEESE"

Be sure to take lots of pictures. You and your child will want to remember this special day.

1. Keep you camera close in hand through out the party so you don't miss a moment.
2. Get close, fill the frame with the subject(s) you are wanting to capture.
3. Take action photos, capture the thrills and emotions by taking candid pictures.
4. Focus on small groups or individuals, you do not need to have every guest in every photo.
5. When you have your film developed, order extra prints and send them to the parents afterward.

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