All little girls love having their friends come over for a sleep over, but sometimes slumber parties can be tough to plan. Not only do you want to have enough food, drinks and movies, but some Great Slumber Party Games For Girls too! While watching a scary movie or the latest chick flick may be a fun idea, they will likely get bored and want something else to do. That’s where these fun and classic games come into the picture.
GREAT SLUMBER PARTY GAMES FOR GIRLS
Truth Or Dare: This is the most popular of all the slumber party games for girls! Set limitations for safety, but have fun watching the girls do things like eating a pickle dipped in whipped cream and sprinkles, or run around the outside of the house shouting that they love whoever their current crush is.
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Tissue Paper Wedding Dresses: There is nothing more fun than dressing up and pretending to be a bride. A great fun slumber party game for girls is to hand out the crepe paper, toilet paper or tissue paper and have teams of 2-3 girls create a paper wedding dress on one of their team members. They must model their dresses and be judged for the most creativity or best dressed.
Makeovers: Grab your box of makeup samples or head to the local discount store for the $1 bins of makeup and stock up to let the girls do makeovers on each other. Make sure to monitor if you let them use things like curling wands, hot rollers or flat irons.
Spin The Bottle Of Nail Polish: Instead of the classic kissing game with a bottle, this is made fun by changing out the colors of nail polish that are spun. Whoever the bottle points to has to paint one of their nails that color. You end up with colorful nails and tons of giggles.
Scavenger Hunt: This is a great activity to do if you have other parents willing to help by driving the kids around town to take pictures with various things like a lamp post, a recycle bin or other fun and creative things. You can also do this in your home, but it tends to get a bit harder in cramped spaces.
Two Truths And A Lie: This classic is a great way for girls to get to know each other. Go around the room and take turns telling two things that are true and one thing that is a lie. Let the other girls in the group try to figure out which is the lie. This is a great way for kids to share things others might not know, but they are proud of.
Next time you are planning a special sleepover for your daughter, check out this list of great slumber party games for girls for ideas to keep them occupied. Remember to always have rules so nobody gets hurt, and everyone has fun together. Don’t forget to check out our other great ideas for Spy Party Games For Kids too! Still need ideas? Check out all our party games for kids!
What are your favorite slumber party games for girls?
My children all loved having kids to sleep over. Some good tips here might come in useful for my grandchildren. We only had a problem once with a little girl who just cried her eyes out at bedtime, her parents had to come and pick her up – my children were baffled.
I want to have a slumber party!
Anything with music is a good game for slumber parties
great ideas thanks
This review has given me some great ideas for my granddaughters upcoming slumber party…I really like the
Spin The Bottle Of Nail Polish
Thank you so much for the great ideas! Not sure we are ready to handle sleepovers yet though!
My girls love having slumber parties! The idea of spin the nail polish bottle is so cute.
Some neat ideas!
thanks for the great ideas, we are always trying to come up with things to do at slumber parties!
My daughter is going to a sleepover soon so this post is timely. I like the makeover idea and the spin the nail polish idea.
Thanks for the ideas!! The makeup one is always a hit here 🙂
These will be great for our up coming sleepover
My grand daughter would especially like the makeover idea
I would of never thought of all the things to do. Thanks for the info.
such great ideas.thanks for sharing
I used to love slumber parties when I was little and have so many wonderful memories!
What great games highlighted and had to laugh at spin the nail polish bottle as when I was little, spinning the bottle meant something totally different for me! To wish I was ten again!
Slumber parties were big fun. I didn’t get a chance to go to a lot of them but when I did, I loved the games and all the food. My friend Christina’s mom always had lots of my favorite potato chips and we played lots of board games. Everyone brought their favorite board games and we played for hours.
My mom didn’t allow me to go to slumber parties when I was little so I missed out but I will allow my daughter to go if I know the parents well. Can’t wait until she experiences her first slumber party
I love watching my girl when she has sleepovers with her girl friends. She is 14 yrs old and still loves to have sleep overs. however, i am no longer allowed to call them that. Lol. I love the nail polish game. As it will work no matter the child’s age.
These bring back so many wonderful memories! We also used to do cotton ball races with a wooden spoon and a mason jar. Sleep overs are so much fun!
What fun! I remember the day of sleepovers! I feel like kids don’t have that type of innocent fun anymore, so great suggestions for building lasting friendships and letting the girls have some fun!
I remember slumber parties from when I was younger! I always thought the games at slumber parties were so much fun. These are great party ideas, I don’t think we ever did the wedding dress one.
Oh cool! You took all my favorite games as a child and put them into one place. Did your daughters have fun testing them out?
Hey now, where is the boy games? LOL! I so remember my slumber party days. I remember when I had to beg my mom to allow my 3 friends to stay over. I think back then we played M.A.T.C.H. and donkey kong on the nintendo LOL!
I have great memories of sleepovers when I was younger and in the girl scouts. I remember playing all sorts of board games like Mall Maddness and Dream Phone! So much fun. The truths and a lie game was a favorite back then too!
I remember having sleepovers when I was a kid. They were so much fun. We played MASH, board games, watched movies, told stories and raided the refrigerator in the middle of the night. I can’t wait to have kids and see how much fun they have with sleepovers.
What fun ideas! Slumber parties are some of my favorite memories of growing up and two truths and a lie is still good fun, even as an adult : -)