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Glowing foam paintįor glowing foam paint, combine glow-in-the-dark paint, shaving cream, and PVA school glue in a bag and cut the tip for an illuminated painting session. Let everyone accessorize with glowstick headgear and supplies. Tip: A more affordable alternative to sneakers is to give each kid a simple white tee. They can hit the ultraviolet dancefloor after decorating their new kicks with glow in the dark stars and paint! Talk about a cool party favor! Allow the preteens or teens to let loose on their creative expression by giving each kid some white sneakers and glowing crafts.

Is your child scared of the dark? Not with all this fun! Light-me-up glowing shoes Surprise them by bringing it out one night and letting them stay up late to play in the dark. Whether your kids love playing with gloop, slime, goo, or playdough, add some glow in the dark paint during the mixing phase of your recipe. Or give them bottles to layer glowing sand for a beautiful ornament on their glow in the dark party table. Tip: Older kids can make sand art by using a funnel. Add spoons and other tools or toys to amplify the fun. Tip the dry sand into a sensory tub in the garden and let the little ones play. Combine Epsom salts and glow in the dark paint, leaving the salt to dry for a few hours. Offer the kindergarteners some magical sensory play with glowing sand.

Night Bowling. Fill water bottles with water and a glowstick to create luminous tenpins for this fun game.

Glowstick tik-tac-toe using glowsticks, shaped into rings and straights.

Connect two glowsticks and aim for a stake (cover it in glow in the dark paint for visibility). Snap and place glowsticks in water balloons for a fun game of hide and soak! Once the moon is out, the lawn games come out too - and they glow in the dark! Create a fun glow in the dark party by using glowsticks in the following ways: Invite friends and family over for a summer barbeque. Here are some of our favorite glow in the dark activities that kids of all ages will love. And they offer yet another non-screen solution to restless and bored kids. By adding glow in the dark stars or crafts to a summer garden or pajama party, you'll be giving your kids a compelling reason to keep on playing once the stars are out. Kids love slime and they’ll be super excited to be able to eat it.Glow in the dark activities are magical, mesmerizing and one notch above a simple DIY craft. Or make fun Glow in the Dark Cupcakes like these ( via OurLittleWomen blog)Ĭheck out their page for recipes and instructions and some great tips on photographing glow in the dark stuff.Īnd I LOVE the idea of serving up slime to the party food table. This neon splatter cake design is AMAZING! Love it ( via Shipwrecked on Fabulous Island Blog) Neon Glow Party Ideas Neon necklaces and glow sticks light up the party table! Glow in the Dark Birthday Party Ideas

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Use neon cups, streamers, glow sticks, light and ups plus a black-light or black light bulb to make the room glow like these parties Neon Glow in the Dark Cotton Candy! This is such a big hit with kids. Teens in Neon Glow in the Dark Glasses for Neon Glow Party ( via Catch My Party) Gotta have fun favors like these cool shades! Use colored party lights to cast a neon splash on the walls.Neon streamers hanging from the ceiling.Use glow in the dark balloons to create a balloon arch.Create banners and signs with glow in the dark paint.Hang up a black light and add some fun glow in the dark decorations.Party decorations that will take your glow party to the next level! Love this Glow in the Dark Neon dessert table ( via Catch My Party) Cool Glow in Dark Party Ideas