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If you're in the tweens and you want to throw a party, here is some advice on how to do it.

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    Write a list of how many people you want to come to your party.
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    Make your invitations. You can make them on the computer or buy them. If you make them, give them a special twist. For example, for a pirate-themed party, you could:
    • Put them in the microwave to make them look dirty and old.
    • Make the invitations look like a treasure chest with a flap for the lid to the chest. Write the party information under the flap.
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    Hand out your invitations at least one week before your party.
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    Prepare for the party. After everyone has responded to the RSVP, buy your supplies and decorations. If you are hosting a party outside of your home, make sure you make all the necessary arrangements.
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    Plan your games and food then a few days before your party buy the food and games. For example, you can set up video games, board games, and pizza for food and games!
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    Get all your decorations and supplies ready. On the morning of the party, hang the decorations and such.
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EditTips

  • When choosing music, try picking dance pop or synth pop. It also helps when the songs are familiar to your guests. A lot of these songs play on mainstream radio and you could even check out some Top 100 charts online. Make sure you use the clean versions of songs.
  • For games, try to have a treasure hunt or some other game requiring kids to look everywhere for things. It's a lot of fun.
  • You can combine themes if wished, for example, a Hollywood and pirate party together and make it a pirate premiere.
  • Ask your friend to help out with planning your party.
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EditWarnings

  • Remember to ask your parents or you will get into trouble inviting kids over without their permission.
  • Don't invite lots of people or things will get crazy and it is harder to be a good host with everyone.

EditThings You'll Need

  • Balloons
  • Decorations
  • Supplies
  • Food
  • Games and music
  • Party favors

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Categories: Teen Parties

Recent edits by: Gloster flyer, Chris, Illneedasaviour

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