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"Paper Airplane Contest" Have each child make a paper airplane. Depending on age of children, you can either have them create their own, follow a pattern or make them ahead of time. Have various contests, such as, longest flight, highest flight, furthest from a target, best crash, most flips, largest flip, etc. Provide enough categories to allow each child to win a prize.
"Pin Pilot on Plane" Draw or copy a picture of a plane on a large piece of paper. Draw an outline where pilot should be sitting. Make a different pilot for each child and either put a number or name on pilot to identify child. You can also cut out a picture of your child and paste him on pilot’s head. Using double face tape, blindfold one guest at a time, spin them around and have them try to place pilot in correct location. The child closest is winner.
"Airplane Search" Fill a large container (swimming pool, sandbox, large bowl, etc work best) with packing peanuts. Put enough die cast airplanes in container so each child finds one. One at a time, have children find an airplane. You can time them and see who finds airplane fastest. This airplane can go home with them in their goody bag.
"Jet Race" To play this wonderful game, mark a target on ground a short distance away or make a finish line on floor with tape. Make a starting line and blow up a balloon for each child. For added effects, place airplane stickers on balloons. To begin, count down from three. When you say go, each child tries to land his or her “jet” inside target, or cross finish line, by tossing or hitting it.
"Musical Planes" Here is one of children’s favorite games. To setup, you need enough airplane cutouts for every child minus one. Check out our Airplane pictures and clipart for some ideas. Place them in a circle so children have enough room to walk around them. Place children on outside of airplanes and make sure they aren’t stepping on them yet. When music starts, children will walk around airplanes. As soon as music stops, children have to sit on one of airplanes. Whoever isn’t sitting on an airplane is out. Remove one airplane and continue game until one child remains.
"Obstacle Course" This game is best played outside in a large open area. Create a runway using masking tape, chalk, cones, etc to mark boundaries. It should be around 50 feet long and 10 feet wide to allow enough room for children to maneuver their planes. Get some non-breakable items, such as, bouncy balls, sports balls, tin cans, clothing, toys, blankets, etc. These items are going to represent other planes on runway.
