When you’re planning Super Bowl party games, don’t forget about fun activities to keep little ones occupied! The Super Bowl is an exciting day for adults! If you are hosting a party, or just spending time at home watching the big game, you want your preschoolers to have fun too! Get them involved in the excitement of the day with these fun Super Bowl party games for preschoolers below!
Super Bowl Party Games For Preschoolers
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Blindfold Field Goal: A football version of Pin-The-Tail-On-The-Donkey. Using colored tape, mark out goal posts on a wall. Create small footballs using brown construction paper or foam pieces adding tape to the back. With the blindfold on, spin them around and then point them in the direction of the goal! BirthdayExpress.com has a really cool and inexpensive Football Game Time Sticker game too!
Football Toss: Using a cardboard box, you can create a goal. Mark out the goal posts, and then cut out circles inside the goal area where they can toss their football. You can use a mini foam football, or if you are feeling super crafty, you can create mini footballs out of felt and either rice or corn and sew them up, creating little football bean bags. Not in the crafting mood? Grab a tabletop football game at Amazon for under $10.
Matching Game: Preschoolers get so excited when they find the matches in a game like this. You can print off some fun football images (footballs, goal posts, helmets and so on) and cut them up, all the same size. Flip them picture-side down and let the game begin!
Coloring and craft table: Set aside an area for the little ones to get creative. Lay out some football related images along with crayons, markers, glue sticks and some crafts such as buttons, pom-poms, and glitter. They can occupy themselves in between downs!
Letter matching: This one take a little preparation on your part, but so worth the time when you see their face light up! Using a blue piece of construction paper, tape a green strip to the bottom (for grass). Use yellow to create a goal post. In black marker, right all the letters of the alphabet, but scramble them up, and write all over the paper. You can add a little football in the corner for decoration too. You say a letter, and when your preschooler finds it, you yell “Touchdown!” They will get so excited!
If the little ones are entertained with Super Bowl party games for preschoolers like these, the adults are free to enjoy the game they have waited all football season for. Hopefully the ideas above can get you started on planning a great Super Bowl party for the adult and the kids.
Can you think of any other great Super Bowl party games for preschoolers? Share them in the comments!
We play a fake guessing game of the quarter scores and outcome.. no real betting going on, but they like to see if they got them right.
These are all great ideas. It’s so great to get the kids in on the action.
These are fun game ideas for the little ones! Love it!
Great ideas! So true about the match games. I find my preschoolers absolutely squeal when we play anything like that! So fun.
I wish I was American because your football is so much more exciting than ours in England! I want to sit and watch Superbowl too!
What great ideas! I have 3 little boys 5, 3, and 2 who would love to do these!
I bet your great ideas will help them not disrupt the game as much! I always forget about little ones during our get togethers
These are awesome and not just for a Superbowl party! I can see kids playing these games at a sports themed birthday party too!
Bravo for giving us some ideas to keep the little ones busy on game day. There is nothing worse than missing the big play because the kids were not engaged with something more fun.
The football toss game sounds like so much fun. I bet parents would love these games to entertain their kids so they can actually watch the game!
Great ideas to keep them busy but children love football. I guess you can thank my husband for that one. lol
This is really a great list of activities to do with kiddos for game day. Thanks for sharing.
I love all these games! I’m ready for the next Super Bowl. Such an event!
These are all great ideas! I love bean bag toss games.
Until I just read your headline I hadn’t given this year’s Super Bowl any thought whatsoever. I’m not a football fan, but I love getting together for the parties. These games are a fantastic way to get the little ones involved and keep them happy, too!
What a great way to have the kids feel like they are part of the excitement of the Super Bowl. I know my granddaughter would love the matching game.
These are fantastic game ideas for anytime, beyond the super bowl! (but it’s great to have activities for the youngsters at what is traditionally considered an adult event) Sounds like a combination of any of those games would make for a fantastic party!
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lauriel
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Superbowl games for pre-schoolers?! How adorable and to keep them engaged while the Superbowl is on!!
These are such wonderful ideas. Now the younger kids dont have to feel like they are left out of the big game!
I love the coloring and craft table idea. Kids do love that, and if they’re in a group, even better!
These sound like fun game ideas for the little ones. We don’t watch the Super Bowl here in Ireland.
Our son is already 11-years-old so while the husband and I were watching football, he was also busy playing with his iPod. 🙂