Dragon Tales Theme Party Supplies, Party Decorations, Favors,Tips and Ideas! If your child loves Dragon Tales, Party Supplies by Vicki is the place for for all of your Dragon Tales Theme Party Supplies and Party Decorations!

Fun Activities

Dragon-Foot Relay
Before the party, cut four claw-foot shapes from cardboard. Each foot should measure approximately 12" x 15" in size. (Birthday Express shipping boxes work great for this project!) Divide your guests into two equal lines and give the first person in each line two feet. These feet become the only thing they can step on as they travel from the front of the line, around a chair, and back to the start. Begin with the first two players placing one of their claw-feet on the ground and stepping on it; then, they place the other foot on the ground and step on it. They continue this all the way around the course and then return to the line. When they reach the finish line, they hand the two feet to the next person. The relay continues until everyone has a turn. The team that completes the course first wins!

Badges of Honor
Make your guests feel special and stimulate their imaginations with this fun craft project. Each dragon in Dragon Land wears a unique badge that glows when he or she overcomes a personal challenge. Before the party, cut out several badges for each guest, in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes. Provide glue, scissors, glitter, markers, photos, magazine pictures, etc., and encourage the kids to express themselves. During the party, hand out extra badges as fun favors when playing games. When sticking the badges on the children, honor them with special awards, i.e., for the Biggest Smile, Best Behavior, Most Infectious Giggle, Best Team-Player, etc.

Mushroom Hopping
This twist on an old favorite will bring a smile to every face! Pair dragons together or let them choose their own partners. If they choose partners, suggest that they pick someone their own size because they will have to jump over him or her. This game is best played outdoors since you need lots of room. Designate start and finish lines, such as trees or other landmarks. When you say “GO,” the first partner crouches on the ground (as the mushroom) while the other leaps over (as the dragon.) When the second person has leaped over, he or she crouches on the ground while the first person leaps over. Dragons and mushrooms alternate leaping and crouching until they have reached the finish line. To make the game more fun, tell each player to shout “Dragon Tales” or “Mushroom Hopping” as they leap over each other. Continue the fun with a piggyback race, wheelbarrow race, sack race, or any other fun relay race.

Singing Springs In Dragon Land
Singing Springs is full of music! Put on your child’s favorite Dragon Tales tunes, sing along, and take a trip to the land of music. For more fun, organize a game of musical chairs.

Delectable Treats

Fruit Slushies
For this refreshing drink, you will need: one 10 oz. package each frozen strawberries and frozen raspberries (both partially thawed);
one 12 oz. can frozen lime juice concentrate;
one 32 oz. bottle of ginger ale (chilled);
one 32 oz. bottle of club soda (chilled);
and one pint vanilla ice cream. Puree fruit in a blender and combine with the lime juice concentrate. Chill for at least one hour. At the party, pour mixture into a punch bowl, add ginger ale and club soda and add scoops of vanilla ice cream.

Dragons in a Blanket
To make these tasty treats, simply purchase your favorite brand of hot dogs, cheese, and refrigerator croissants. Slice hot dogs lengthwise and cut cheese into strips. Unroll croissants and stuff them with hot dogs and cheese. Roll croissants back up and bake as directed, or until golden

Power Munchies
Give your little Dragon Tales fans extra energy with this popular, easy-to-grab snack. Combine your child’s favorite treats in a large bowl (m&m® candies, peanuts, licorice pieces, granola, pretzels, raisins, coconut, or dried fruit). Let your guests scoop out their own cupful of munchies to snack on during the party.

Dragonberry Cupcakes
To make delightful dragonberry cupcakes, simply make your favorite yellow cupcake recipe. When all the ingredients have been combined, add 1 1/2 cups blueberries to the batter and gently stir them in. Bake according to recipe or package instructions and let cool. Enjoy them frosted or plain. Note: Another alternative that's just as good is blueberry muffins. Even if your guests know the berries aren't really dragonberries, they'll love them all the same!

Decorating Tips

Spread your tablecover on your party table. If your child has any theme-related toys, you can add them to the table for a more festive display. Cut several one-to-two-foot-long pieces of curling ribbon. Curl the ribbon by pulling it between your thumb and the blade of your scissors. Lay the resulting curls on your table for added color. Hang balloons in bunches for the best effect. If you choose to fill balloons with helium, wait until the party day to ensure they float well! Use balloons to mark the party spot; hang them on the mailbox, near the front door, or tie them to the birthday child's chair to mark the seat of honor. Place balloons anywhere that strikes your fancy. The more the better!Gather six or eight streamers and attach them to the ceiling in the center of the party room (or over the table). Use a light fixture over the table, if you have one, as the center point for the streamers. To create colorful two-tone streamers, put two differently colored streamers back-to-back, twist as you walk them to the wall, and attach at shoulder height.

Smile for the Camera!
Be sure to take lots of pictures. You and your child will want to remember this special party. A helpful hint: Order extra prints and send them to the parents afterward. Remember, it's not necessary to have everyone in each picture. Focus on small groups and avoid posing all the photos. Candids capture the laughter best!

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