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I know Elsa doesn’t actually have a wand but my girls love them and they like to pretend to shoot icy blasts and freeze people with them, lol. I’m sure you won’t have the same winter decorations as me, but you may have other ones that will work just as well, so I encourage you to look around your home and use what you have for party decorations, which helps your party to be unique, less wasteful, and on budget 🙂 Once all the pieces have been put together, you can mount them on a piece of foam board (or a piece of cardboard if you can find a piece big enough). We also had a Dairy Queen ice cream cake for the birthday cake, you gotta have a frozen cake for a Frozen party right? 😉
My kids are also big fans. They love Olaf’s silliness and ask to watch the trailer regularly. They are going to be super excited with this free Disney’s Frozen Olaf printable. You can use the printable Olaf template for tons of Olaf themed crafts. We have several other Frozen Printables as well! Pin the Tail on the Donkey is a classic childhood game where you are blindfolded and then have to attach the donkey’s tail in the correct place. I remember playing it at parties when I was a kid. Showing my age I’m sure! White chocolate and coconut dipped marshmallows, sign “Snow Balls” (one of my new favorite party treats, so good and so easy!) How cute is Olaf? I fell in love with him with the first Frozen trailer and it was really fun to hear more about his character at D23 Expo. I really cannot wait for Disney’s Frozen to hit theaters on November 27th. The crowns came just as they are — silver with light blue hearts (like a frozen heart!) which I thought was perfect.
are a great way to add some fun to a Frozen birthday party. Kids will love a game of friendly competition, and parents will appreciate the mess-free entertainment. To play, all you need is a few small balls of snow! Divide guests into teams and have them take turns tossing their snowballs at an object of your choice. To make the snowflake wands, I used a hot glue gun, wooden dowels and ribbon. I glued the blue ribbon at the top of the dowel, wrapped it all around the dowel to the bottom and glued it at the bottom. Then I glued the plastic snowflake on, wrapped a sparkly white ribbon around and tied it, then glued that to secure it in place. You can have each player take turns wearing the blindfold and trying to place the nose on Olaf. Whoever gets the closest to the correct spot wins! Playing Pin the Nose on Olaf is a great way to add some extra fun to your Frozen-themed birthday party, and your guests will be sure to have a blast!
We’ve had incredible success with this specific game at our Frozen themed parties. Many people have asked how we made our Olaf. It is really quite simple! A twist on the classic Pin the Tail on the Donkey, this Pin the Nose on the Olaf is made out of an upcycled cardboard box cut in the shape of Olaf and painted white. Cute orange noses are cut from orange paper, 1 per guest. is a great game to add to your next Frozen-themed birthday party! This game is sure to get everyone involved, as it can be played by guests of all ages. To play, divide your guests into two teams, and give each team a list of Frozen-related words or phrases.I created a Pin the Nose on the Reindeer game and shared a story that related to the designing of that reindeer game. It might be thrilling and entertaining to host a birthday party for your child with a Frozen theme. There are many of enjoyable activities to play with the Frozen theme, such as snowball battles and Olaf scavenger hunts. Your visitors will enjoy playing these activities, and the birthday kid will feel special.
Disney’s FROZEN is still really popular around my house and so we are always looking for fun games and crafts that are “Frozen” themed. One of my kids’ favorite things to do is Build a Snowman with this FREE Frozen Olaf Printable. My kids have enjoyed just cutting it out and putting it together, but also we have used it for games like “pin the nose on Olaf” or seeing who can come up with the funnies creation.
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his fabulous and frugal DIY Frozen birthday party was decorated entirely from free printables, dollar store items, and items I already owned. The food and decorations were all DIY and frugal except for the ice cream cake. Then, one person from each team takes turns acting out the words or phrases while their teammates try to guess what they’re trying to act out. This game is a great way to get everyone laughing and having fun. Make sure to use funny gestures and exaggerated movements to really set the mood! We are so thrilled at we are resharing one of our most popular Disney licensed printables. Print out this make and take Olaf from your home or school computer. This classic ‘cut and paste’ Olaf is perfect for winter crafts or just to get excited about Disney’s newest movie! Disney’s “Olaf Presents” is coming exclusively to Disney+!
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