There were capes and masks…
…and an Assessment Centre made from a Fridge Box. Our local Appliance Store graciously supplies appliance boxes for birthday parties!
The Assessment Centre has an impressive Retinal Scan, Handprint and Fingerprint Scans, Voice Recognition (microphone), Photo Booth and Height Measurement…
and a Jail for those scowly googly balls from our Dollarstore.
I made a Candy-Thief Piñata (4 balloons tied together and covered with paper mâché) …scary, but not too scary…
and just fine to beat with pool noodles …and ultimately a broomstick.
Dad gave an inspiring motivational intro talk…
and fine Academy Co-ordinators and SuperHero Handlers (aka older siblings and friends) moderated a series of skill-testing activities including an Obstacle Course…
Feats of Strength…
and Target Practice.
Well, 6 year olds can be shy…so a couple of the invited guests couldn’t come to Adam’s party.
We actually had more SuperHero Handlers than the SuperHeroes, but we still had a lot of fun!
Check out our SuperHero Printable complete with customizable Invitation Templates, Registration and Assessment Forms and these supercool SuperHero ID Badges from our SuperHero Party 2007.
Look how much the kids have changed!
SuperHero Party 2007
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