Teenage Birthday Party Games Fun Party Games

We all know how teens love their music, so this teenage birthday party game is bound to be a hit.

Prepare a list of songs, with the name of each written on a piece of paper and placed in a suitable recepticle. Before the party you may wish to consult a teen to help you come up with some pertinent and popular titles. Add some toddler songs, like "Old Mac Donald" as well.

Divide your party guests into teams. Each team takes turns selecting a piece of paper out of the recepticle. They then act it out for the other team to guess. A point each is awarded to the team that guessed correctly and to the team doing the charade.

Should the selected song be deemed unsuitable by the team they can choose to do a toddler song instead. Once all the songs have been correctly guessed, the game is over. The winning team is the one with the most points.

Here's a teenage birthday party game for the creative thinkers amongst your guests.

Teams of two or three work together to come up with zany, hilarious acronym deffinitions for a list of pre-selected words.

These can be any sort of word, for example, HAT. This could stand for Hot Aunty Teaparty.

At the end, each team takes turns sharing their acronyms. You could all then take a vote to see which team came up with the best one.

Players sit in a large circle. One player begins the game by chosing another player who they think they can easily make laugh. They then approach and say, "Baby if you love me, give me a smile." Immediately afterwards they must try to make the player smile. This could be by pulling a funny face or making silly gestures, or anything allowed in a pre-agreed set of acceptable behaviour. This will to a large extent depend on the ages of the party group.To make the game more of a challenge you could make a rule that you are not allowed to touch another player to make them laugh.

The other player must respond, "Baby I do love you, but I'm afraid I cannot smile." They must not laugh or even smile. If they do then they are 'it' and it becomes their turn to circulate and make another player laugh. However, if the starting player fails to make their target laugh then they must continue until they find someone who does.

You would never believe how old newspapers could be useful for playing teenage birthday party games.

Divide your participants into equal teams. Provide each team with a stack of old newspapers that you've been saving up for just this occasion. You may also like to ensure that you have other 'fashion design' tools handy, like string, cellotape, scissors, pegs and clips etc.

The task is for each team to create a fashion garment for their 'model' (a nominated member of the team) to wear. Set a time limit for this if you like.

Once completed, you can stage a mock fashion parade and award prizes in different categories such as: most durable design, most way out design, most practical design or most glamorous design.