How do you do a back to school party?

Throw a Back to School Bash

Serve food in brown paper lunch sacks.
Play school-themed music, such as “Wonderful World” by Sam Cookie.
Decorate with chalkboards, globes, stacks of textbooks and flashcards.
Play traditional schoolyard games such as tag, foursquare, dodgeball, tetherball, and kickball.

How to plan a back to school party?

Caramel apples with pencil sticks

Rustic wood shelf filled with school supplies; used for decor and party favors

Fresh farm flowers gathered from local farmer’s markets

Notebooks arranged on a 4-tiered wire shelf

Apple stamped linen bags with Tree Top applesauce pouches

Darling ruler crates+centerpieces

Flashcard banners

Stacked school subject book cake

How to throw a back to school party?

– Ask each guest to bring a particular item—glue sticks, paper, pens, etc. – After the work is done, let the kids play and eat. – At the end of the party, deliver the backpacks to your local YWCA, school district office or other programs that help kids in need. – Tip: Call those organizations ahead of time to find out their needs.

What can you bring to a school party?

– Who says you can’t have that really sugary slush? Or some of them nachos coated in cheese sauce? A school dance is not a school dance without the food! – If you plan on kissing someone stay away from strong smelling or sticky foods, especially anything that contains garlic. – Bring some mint or chewing gum to freshen your breath up after eating.

How to make back to school fun?

– Dish created during class at Cook Street School of Culinary Arts. Photo courtesy of Cook Street School of Culinary Arts – Dish created at Cook Street School of Culinary Arts. Photo courtesy of Cook Street School of Culinary Arts – Dish created during class at Cook Street School of Culinary Arts. – Dish created at Cook Street School of Culinary Arts.