January 29, 2012

Jake's Pokemon Party



Last year Jake didn't have a birthday party and so this year he decided to make up for it. Some time last November Jake approached me with plans for a Pokemon party. After weeks of preparation here is what we came up with.

Jake wanted a black & white themed Pokemon party. I used Jake's Pokemon guide book to come up with games we could play that would incorporate the different Pokemon's abilities. Winners received a Pokemon badge for that event. For those of you who might like ideas for your next Pokemon party, I will share what we decided to do.



Seismitoad’s Water Battle:

All teams will throw water balloons at each other. If you get wet from a water balloon either being thrown at you or exploding on you, then you are out. Last person left who is dry WINS!

Patrat’s Gathering Battle:

As a team you will run around and find all of the pecans that you can. When all pecans are collected the team with the most pecans wins. *Here’s the catch: You can only pick up one pecan at a time. Once you find one, you have to run to your team’s bowl and deposit it before finding another one.

Simipour’s Water Transfer Battle:

Each team will choose one person to battle. They will have 3 minutes to transfer the water from one cup to the other cup using a straw that will be given to them. The team with the most water transferred will win this battle.

Beheeyem’s Psychic Battle:

There will be one ball under a cup that will be moved around several times. Use your psychic abilities to find the ball by selecting the cup it is under. Each team will choose a representative. They will play this game 4 times. The team who gets the most correct wins.

Drilbur’s Digging Battle:

Each team will select one member to dig through a pile of sand collecting crystals. The team with the most crystals at the end of 3 minutes wins this challenge.

Ferroseed’s Destruction Battle:

Each team will have 10 balloons. The first team to pop all 10 balloons using only their bodies will win this battle. You can sit on, step on, bite, etc your balloon. You cannot use the side of the house, the grass or any other object to pop the balloon.

Timbur’s Strength Test:

Two teams will choose one person to face off against the other team. Each team will push against a board trying to move their opponent across the line behind them. The winners from each round will go against each other. The strongest team wins.



After completing all the games/battles, we had a soda burping contest (I forget which Pokemon that was attributed to), hit down a Pikachu pinata, ate our Petiny cake, and opened presents. What a great day. Happy Birthday Buddy.


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