Pirate Birthday Party

January 26, 2021
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So your little pirate is having a birthday, eh? This super cute pirate birthday party is the perfect birthday party theme for kids of all ages from toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th graders too. This pirate theme party is filled with lots of Kids pirate birthday party with lots of pirate birthday party ideas for pirate cakes, pirate themed food, pirate games for kids and more pirate activities for your pirate birthday!

So your little pirate is having a birthday, eh? This super cute pirate birthday party is the perfect birthday party theme for kids of all ages from toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th graders too. This pirate theme party is filled with lots of Kids pirate birthday party with lots of pirate birthday party ideas for pirate cakes, pirate themed food, pirate games for kids and more pirate activities for your pirate birthday!

Pirate Birthday Party

Looking for some fun ideas for a pirate theme party? Whether you are having a pirate birthday party, a themed party with friends, or celebrating talk like a pirate day on September 19ths – this pirate birthday is filled with great suggestions! This Pirate Birthday Party was sooooo much fun to plan for our son was turning 5 who loved pirates! These pirate themed birthday party is fun for toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, grade 2, and grade 3 students. Don’s miss our pirate party food and super cool pirate birthday cake.

Pirate Party Invitation

So bummed I didn’t take a picture of the invitation – what was I thinking?!?! The party invitation had Goofy’s picture in a pirate costume with the words “Beware of Pirates.” The party details were on the back.   This is the cake table with yet another pirate flag & some pirate plates.

Pirate Birthday Party Ideas for Kids

Pirate Birthday Cake

For this pirate birthday theme we used a black table cloth and hung a larbe happy pirate skull flag behind us. For the rest of the pirate theme decorations we sprinkled some white skull and crossbone confetti round the pirate birthday cake. The cake was a work of art and cool decoration all in itself.

Pirate Birthday Cake

Pirate Birthday Cake

For the pirate cake I made an island out of rice krispie treats and stuck a playmobil palm tree in it. I used the ship cake mold and decorated it with licorice cannons, pretzel railings, playmobil pirate figures, and a sail I printed to look like pirate sails and alsy say happy birthday. I used wood skewers to put them into the cake. Finally, I piped blue frosting on the cake board to allow the ship to sale to the island and put red m and ms from the ship to the treasure chest birthday candle on the island.

The cake is still one of my favorites and my son, now 15 still remembers it fondly.

Pirate Ship shaped watermellon with fruit canon balls

Pirate party food

For food I made a Watermelon pirate ship with balled watermelon, cantaloupe & grapes inside. I got lots of ohs & ahs!
walk the plan celery
We also served Walk the Plank Celery. It is raisons on peanut butter covered celery
hot dog pirate boats and fish in the ocean jello
Finally, we served Pirate Boats (hot dots) and Fish in the Ocean (gummy fish in blue jello & cool whip sea foam). The food was all a BIG hit!
Pirate Rice Krispy Treats
These Krispy Pirate Pops were fun to make! They were the parting gift for the adults.
Walk the Plank Pirate Game

Pirate party games

I framed  by the food table a print-out that sayd What Every Pirate Needs (i.e. compass, eye patch, etc) and after each game the kids got another pirate necessity to accessorize.

Walk the Plank Pirate Game

All the kids “Walked the Plank” over our kiddie pool. So simple, but so much fun! We got lots of “Can we do it again?”

Pirate Treasure Hunt

Pirate Treasure Hunt

Being a pirate party we had to have a treasure hunt! I made picture clues since most of the guests couldn’t read. They each took an adult with them and ran all around our house & yard. At the end was a treasure box with some chocolate gold coins. It was a BLAST!

Pirate Birthday Presents

Pirate Birthday Presents

When Goofy woke up in the morning he came down to this fun inflatable pirate pool in our living room!  They had SO much fun playing in the pirate ship. In our family we have a tradition – the birthday kid gets a fun themed Mylar balloon – this year Goofy got the pirate skull – he LOVED it!
So your little pirate is having a birthday, eh? This super cute pirate birthday party is the perfect birthday party theme for kids of all ages from toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th graders too. This pirate theme party is filled with lots of Kids pirate birthday party with lots of pirate birthday party ideas for pirate cakes, pirate themed food, pirate games for kids and more pirate activities for your pirate birthday!

Pirate birthday decorations

That was fun & exhausting (I was 6 months pregnant with Tinker Bell at the time!)! With a May birthday you never know if the weather is going to cooperate so we worried a lot up to the party – but it was a great day! I wonder what theme we’ll do next year?

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  1. For your birthday party list, we have done co-ed birthday “Pirates and Princesses”. Kid crafts are color/decorate ‘Treasure Bag’ (paper lunch bag for their party favors), coloring ‘Treasure Chest’ (pre-cut-out 2″ x 3.5″ treasure chest pictures for pin-the-chest), ‘Decorate a crown &/or eye-patch’ (pre-cut construction paper patches and crown fronts with holes for different colored strings; stickers, stick-on jewels, coloring), and assorted parrot pictures to color. Party Favors table is supervised by a teen or adult: rings(2), necklaces(2), plastic coins(4), plastic gems & pearls(6), chocolate coins(4), etc. Games are ‘Pin the Chest’ (to a torn cardboard Treasure Map, with rough pictures of mountains, palms, waterfall, etc. Same blindfold and spinning kid, but everyone wins!), ‘Treasure Grab’ (is similar to pinata, but less dangerous. Shoe-box Treasure chest is filled with wrapped candy and extras from party favor table. Starting with Birthday child, each child kneels at chest and scoops a double handful to fling up in the air, circle of children grab what they can. Attending adult gives handful of candy from re-fill bowl/bag to scooping child; then next child and so forth. Grabbed treats go in each child’s self-decorated treasure bag.) We also have a costume fashion show for everyone to applaud (Princes, Princesses, Pirates; decorated crowns & eye patches). We do the birthday and candles wish near the beginning of the party, open gifts while kids eat small portions of cake & ice cream, games, full buffet and more desert, then let everyone loose to treasure hunt and explore in the back yard (different decorated boxes have many matching colored tickets inside for bringing back for prize redemption).

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