It's A Pooh Party!
This bright white card has a magical Winnie the Pooh party theme border.

Birthday Buddies with Winnie the Pooh
Winnie and Tiger Birthday buddies announce your celebration plans!

A Pooh Party!
Winnie the Pooh likes honey and balloons too. This bright white card will be a favorite party invitation.

Party with Pooh and Piglet
This bright white Winnie the Pooh party invitation will delight family and friends!

A Pooh-fect Party
Hurrah! It's your birthday! Let Pooh do all of the inviting to your special day.

Winnie the Pooh First Birthday Party Supplies

Winnie the Pooh First Birthday

  
Pooh's Playtime Plates

Winnie the Pooh Accessories

Pooh Pull-String Piñata
Pull one magical string on this 18" piñata and watch as your treasures rain down!

Pooh Mini Cake Stand
Treat your little one to his or her own 1st birthday cake, displayed on this sweet little 4"Hx5"W stand. The trim around the base cheerfully announces, " 1 Year Happy! 1 Year Fun! 1 Year Sweet!" Designed especially for a mini cake or cupcake.

4' Pooh Airblown

Winnie the Pooh Party Favors

Winnie The Pooh Stickers
Pooh Treasure Kit
Pooh & Friends Tattoos
Pooh Loot Bags
Pooh Blow Outs

Winnie the Pooh Posters
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Winnie the Pooh Hunny Bee Guess
Fill a jar with yellow and black jelly beans, counting them as you put them into the jar. Put a “Hunny” label on the front. Give each child a turn to guess how many beans are in the jar. Write down each person’s guess. At the end of the party, reveal the actual number of jelly beans in the jar. The person who guesses right, or comes closest, is the winner. He or she gets to take home the “Hunny Jar of Jelly Bees!”

Happy Pooh-Day
After everyone has arrived, get them into the spirit by singing a rousing rendition of “Happy Pooh-Day” (Happy Birthday). Save the traditional version for later when you’re serving cake or cupcakes.

Pooh Play-Doh® Fun
This activity is wonderful for youngsters who are still developing coordination skills. Purchase several containers of Play-Doh and enough Winnie the Pooh cookie cutters so each guest has one. Cover your play surface and place some Play-Doh and a cookie cutter in front of each child. This activity is sure to keep their hands and imaginations busy for a while, and later your guests can take their cookie cutter home as a reminder of your wonderful party!

Follow Tigger’s Bounce
Play this follow-the-leader game just the way Pooh, Tigger and the rest of the gang play it! If you have Winnie the Pooh music, it makes a wonderful addition to this activity. Otherwise, put on some dancing music or other happy tunes with a lively beat.

Choose a child to start as the leader. He or she begins by bouncing up and down, leading the group around the yard, around the room, or even in one spot. If you’re indoors, have the leader do things like turn in circles and rub their head while bouncing!

Pin the Tail on the Donkey
This classic game will delight your guests, especially when you give it a theme-related twist! Before the party, secure a drawing or poster with Eeyore to the wall. Use construction paper to cut out a tail for each guest; attach tape to the back.

To begin, tell the kids that Eeyore has lost his tail and can’t find it. One at a time, blindfold each child and spin him or her around three times. Then, give the child a tail and point him or her in the direction of Eeyore. Whoever pins Eeyore’s tail in the right spot, or closest to it, is the winner!

Piglet’s Make & Take Placemats
You may want to enlist the help of other parents for this activity. You’ll need a Winnie the Pooh coloring book, crayons, thin pieces of cardboard (for stiffening the placemats), and a roll of clear Con-Tact paper. 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). At the party, give each child two pages and let them have fun. When they’re finished, lay the pictures on top of the cardboard and cover them with the Con-Tact paper.

Storytime in Pooh’s Tree House
A wonderful way to calmly bring your party to an end is with a story. Invite everyone to sit in a circle and listen to their favorite Christopher Robin adventures. While you read the stories, your guests can also color a Winnie the Pooh coloring book. Or if you prefer, invite your guests to watch a Pooh video while waiting for parents to arrive.

“Pooh-nut Butter and Hunny” Sandwiches
Note: If older children will not be attending the party, and the following snacks seem too difficult for the birthday child to eat, consider using a few to make a creative centerpiece at mealtime, or serve them to the adults that participate. For the little ones, serve soft, simple treats, like cupcakes, pudding or ice cream.

Use a gingerbread man cookie cutter to make ordinary peanut butter and honey sandwiches into something special -- Winnie the Pooh Sandwiches!

Pooh-Berry Juice
Make your favorite type of light-colored fruit juice or Kool-Aid® and add a few drops of blue food coloring for fun. (You can also purchase CranBlueberry juice as an easy substitute). To add a little pizazz to your beverage, serve it over ice cubes with cherries frozen inside. It’s best to let the ice cube trays set on the counter for about 15 minutes before freezing, so the ice will be clear.

Piglets in a Blanket
Your guests will be pleased to share their meal with Piglet! To make these treats, you’ll need a package of your favorite brand of hot dogs, cheese, and refrigerator croissants. Slice the hot dogs lengthwise and cut the cheese into strips. Unroll the croissants and stuff them with the hot dogs and cheese strips. Then, roll the croissants back up and bake them as directed, or until golden brown. Cool slightly and serve warm!

Tigger-ific Party Mix
For an easy-to-grab snack, combine your favorite treats in a large snack bowl and let the kids scoop out their own mix with a small cup. Small snack items such as m&m® candies, licorice pieces, granola, raisins, coconut, and dried fruits all work well. Your guests will enjoy this tasty snack!

Jell-O Jigglers®
Purchase your child’s favorite flavors of Jell-O, and follow the directions to make Jigglers. Use different cookie cutters to make them more fun!

Piglet’s Pink Potato Salad
Make your favorite potato salad and add some catsup to the dressing to make it turn pink. Using about 1/2 cup of catsup will add just enough color to turn your potato salad as pink as Piglet!

Little Black Rain Clouds
Make rice crispy treats and shape them into little clouds. Dip clouds into melted chocolate and set them on waxed paper to cool. Let harden and enjoy!

Hunny Pot Punch
Your young guests will love this party punch almost as much as they love Pooh! To prepare it, mix 2 quarts lemonade, 3 quarts unsweetened pineapple juice, and 2/3 cup honey. Make special ice cubes using frozen strawberries and fruit punch. Place a small strawberry in each ice cube slot, fill with punch and freeze. Drop a few berry cubes into each glass and serve. Enjoy!

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