Pokemon Go Invitations
Make these fun Pokeball invitations using our FREE printable template!
The red ball comes out and the party information is on the back.
We used the free font "Pocket Monk".
Print out the pieces, trace onto cardstock and glue. (We wanted shiny invitations so these were made from extra party plates in red, white and black from the Dollar Store.)
Pokemon Go Gym War Game
This is a fun and fast paced game that is great for a Pokemon Go party!
3 Hula Hoops, Pokeballs or bean bags (1 for each player), Large space
Set the 3 Hula Hoops on the ground in a triangle pattern at least 25
feet apart from each other. These will be the teams stations.
Divide players
into 3 equal teams.
Assign each team a hula hoop station. Place one pokeball or bean
bag inside the hula hoops for each player.
The object of the game is to have as many pokeballs inside their
teams hula hoop at the end of the time limit.
On "go" players will run to another teams hula hoop, take a pokeball and
then run back to their hula hoop and place it inside. Then
they run to gather another pokeball for their team.
Players cannot block or guard their homebase.
Players can only carry 1 pokeball at a time.
Play continues until the time is up (try a 1 minute practice run so everyone can understand the rules and then play 2 or 3 round that are 5 to 10 minutes long).
The team with the most bean bags in their
station at the end of the timer wins!
See below for a picture of the Pokeballs we made.
Free How to Make Pokeballs tutorial
Target Practice
Hula Hoops, baskets or boxes for targets, pokeballs or bean bags
Set up the targets and assign a point value to each one. The
harder to hit targets get a higher point value.
Players throw 3 pokeballs through (or into) targets. Add up scores and the player with the highest points after 4 rounds wins a prize.
Candy Pokeball Game
Fast paced game that kids of all ages love!
Candy, small prizes, plastic wrap and dice
Before the party make a large ball filled with layers of prizes and
candy by wrapping plastic wrap around a small ball.
In each layer
of plastic wrap place a wrapped candy or small prize. Continue
wrapping and adding prizes until you have a large ball about 1 foot in
diameter.
Players sit in a circle. The first player takes the Candy Prize
Pokeball and tries to unwrap the layers as fast as possible. They
get to keep any candy or prizes that they unwrap during their turn.
Before the game starts give 2 dice to the player to the LEFT of the
player with the pokeball.
While the first player is
unwrapping the ball the player to his left is rolling 2 dice trying to
roll doubles as fast as they can roll. When the 2nd player rolls doubles the ball is
passed to them and they hand the dice to the person on their left. Continue until all the prizes and candy have been found.
Pokemon Go Pokeball Hunt
This is a fun game for kids of all
ages!
Plastic eggs or fillable containers, Small Pokemon characters
and/or candy.
Make your own fillable pokeballs very inexpensively by buying 50
red plastic eggs and 50 white plastic eggs and interchange the
tops and bottoms of the eggs so each has a red and white side.
With 50 white and 50 red eggs you can make 100 egg shaped (red
bottom with white top) or 50 more round shaped (red bottom with
white bottom).
Fill with candy or a small Pokemon figure and
seal with black artists tape or black electrical tape. We
made 100 eggs (check Amazon where we purchased ours) for about $12.00.
Hide the Pokeballs around the party area before the party. When
it's time for the game have players hunt to find all the Pokeballs.
Tip: If you want players to find the same amount of eggs divide the
number of eggs by players and tell them to search for "X" amount of
eggs. When they have found all their eggs they can help other
players search.
Or divide the eggs into groups (one group per player) and write a number on each egg in the group. Group 1 would all have a small #1 on the bottom of the egg, group 2 would have a #2 etc. Mix up the eggs and hide them. Assign each player a number and have them search only for their eggs. First one to find all their eggs could win an extra prize.
Play with Pokeballs instead of fillable
containers. Make some fun Pokeballs from ping pong
balls (see our
free tutorial for Pokeballs) and write a small number on the
bottom of each ball.
Assign a number to the prizes that correspond with the numbers
on the bottom of the balls. After players find all the
Pokeballs are found let the players trade in their pokeballs for
prizes.
Pokemon Go Party Decoration Ideas
Cover party tables with 1/2 red and 1/2 white plastic table cloths. Run a strip of black duct tape down the center.
Make these fun Pokemon Go flags!
These flags are easy and inexpensive to make. They are
made from plastic tablecloths, black duct tape and pvc pipe.
Each one cost under $2.00!
Tutorial coming soon!
We made 8 of these flags that lined the fence leading to the
Pokemon Go party.
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