Think about old times as you gather with friends and have a fun filled Fifties party. Even if those invited were not born in the fifties, those who were will be more than willing to give history lessons about the decade of milkshakes, Cadillac cars, drive-in movie theaters, poodle skirts, and leather jackets.
What's My Line: This game is designed to have the players guessing the jobs of other players by asking various questions. Similar to Twenty Questions, have the player asking the questions only receive 10-20 questions before he or she must guess what the occupation is.
Fifties B.I.N.G.O.: This game is played like a traditional B.I.N.G.O. except instead of numbers images from the fifties are placed on the cards.
$64,000 Question. This is a fun game in which players can win fake money from answering a series of general knowledge questions on pop culture. The player's objective is to earn the coveted $64,000 (which in the 1950s was a very large sum of money). Every question answered the player earns $4,000 and with the hopes they reach the grand prize. If the player decides to take the money and run if they feel like do not know the correct answer, the money they have collected can be used to receive a fun party favor. Most people will find that if the prices are placed on the party favors prior to the party the party itself will go smoother. For example, a notebook can cost $4,000 while a quality picture frame can cost $20,000 and so on.
Bottle Avoidance: The fifties were a time of real soda bottles, great music and a lot of fun. Place a couple dozen empty soda bottles on the floor spread out over the entire party area. To play the game the guests should try to avoid knocking over the soda bottles that are on the floor. The first player who can successfully navigate his or her way around the bottles is the winner. Blindfold each player, and after every turn, the bottles should be moved around so players do not try to memorize where the bottles are located. Bottle Avoidance can be played in teams as well. The best part about this game is that the teammates can help each other around the bottles.
Furthermore, having an assortment of Fifties Party Games and Printable Activities will make a Fifties party a very memorable event.
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Mrs. Party... Gail Leino gives her two cents worth on fashion and entertaining. Plus, she generously provides information on free party games, activities, menus, recipes, party favors, invitations, decorations, and party supplies. Use her tips and ideas for an awesome celebration. Plus, theme music and movie song lists to add a special touch to any celebration.
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