Lion and Baby Lion should identify their family from the crowd only by the roaring. The aim is that they should form families. So they roar or bark, etc and do no talking. Now they start making the noise of that particular animal that he/she has got. As soon as he/she indicates, everyone opens their note. Distribute the notes to all such that they are folded and no one knows what they have got. Elephant and baby Elephant, and so on and so forth for as many participants in the game. Lion and Baby Lion (each written on its own note) Mr. This is for a big group, kids as well as parents. Here’s another great birthday game… You can have the kids dress in their safari khakis, including pith helmets and binoculars, and go out on a hunting expedition to find candy-filled Lions or Zebras hanging from the branches… Animal Family Safari Group Submitted by Namita from Melbourne, Australia The object of the game is to see who can push the peanut to the finish line first… Easy? Oh, I forget to say that they can only use their noses! (and please don’t forget to video-tape!) Pinata Hunt Then line the kids side by side at the starting point and place a peanut on the starting line in front of each kid. This party activity usually produces lots of laughs (and other interesting noises…) Then they must act out their creature (no words are allowed, but animal noises are encouraged) until the others shout out the animal and then everyone has to act out the same animal together. Have the kids prepare animal index cards during the icebreaker activities and use them for this game. For example: Monkey says, “Swing your trunk like an elephant.” Monkey says, “Run like a Cheetah.” “Squeal like a monkey!” and so on. Give the kids commands to make animal sounds or move like animals. This game is similar to the classic “Simon says”, only with a safari theme party twist. Then have a race (you can do this a couple of times to let other kids be the elephant leader).
The next kid bends over, grabs the first kid’s “tail” with their “trunk”, then extends their “tail” through their legs, and so on until you have two teams of “elephants”, lined up and ready to go. First kid bends at the waist, puts one arm in front of their face like an elephant’s trunk, and puts their other hand through their legs toward the person behind them. This birthday game is hilarious! Divide all the kids into two teams, and have them line up. Here’s an awesome collection of Safari birthday game ideas, perfect for throwing the coolest ever Safari party.
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