Wiggles Birthday Party
RECIPES

Dorothy the Dinosaur Eggs
(Makes 3 dozen eggs) Ingredients: 2 cups white vanilla chips; 1 (16-oz.) can Pillsbury® Creamy Supreme® Vanilla Frosting; 1/2 cup decorator sugar or cake decors. Directions: 1. Melt vanilla chips in medium saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Stir in frosting until well blended. Refrigerate 1 to 2 hours or until firm. 2. Place decorator sugar on small plate. (Use several plates if using more than one color.) With hands, shape frosting mixture into 1-1/2" egg shapes. Roll in decorator sugar to coat. Place in paper candy cups or miniature paper baking cups. Store in refrigerator.

Banana Boats
For this cool tropical treat, you?ll need 1 banana per child, ice cream, mini marshmallows and chocolate chips. To prepare, slit each banana open lengthwise. Put ice cream, mini marshmallows and chocolate chips in the slit. Add whip cream to the top, if you wish. Eat with a spoon straight out of the skin (boat). Enjoy!

Wiggles Crunchy Munchies
For an easy-to-grab snack, combine your favorite treats in a large bowl (M&M's® peanuts, licorice pieces, granola, pretzels, raisins, coconut, dried fruit, and any of your other favorites). Then, let your guests scoop out their own cupful of munchies to snack on.

Wiggles Birthday Party
GAMES

Birthday Cake Hunt
Kids love to hunt for surprises! So on your child's big day, create a special hunt for the birthday cake! You will need the help of a few family members, neighbors, or friends. Let the children separate into teams and give each team a set of clues and party favors to find. Give each child a bag to put their favors in and make sure that each guest has at least one favor so nobody feels left out. The clues and favors should lead them to the location of the cake. We recommend keeping the cake close to home and under adult supervision. Excited children running through the house with a cake can be messy! The first team to locate the cake gets served first.

Captain Featherswords Water Brigade
Divide your partygoers into two teams, and line them up next to each other. Give the first person in each line a small bucket or cup full of water. About thirty feet away, place an empty cup or bucket for each team. When you say "GO!," the first person runs down to the empty bucket, pours the water from his or her container into the bucket, and races back to their team with their empty container. The next teammate must then race down to the full bucket and pour the water from the bucket into his or her empty container, and then return it to the next person in line. Your guests will have fun trying to keep as much water as they can in their buckets. The game ends when each team member has run down and back once.

Freeze Tag
For this popular game, guests need to spread out in the party area (or better yet, outside where there's room to run). Let the birthday child be the first "tagger." The tagger tries to tag all the other guests. If a player is tagged, he or she must freeze. Players who are not frozen can "melt" frozen players by touching them. The first player to be frozen three times becomes the next tagger.