New Year’s Eve Activities with Kids


We’re in the final countdown to 2015 – can you believe it? Before you know it, we’ll be up all night partying with family and friends and yelling out “3… 2…. 1… Happy New Year!” I really enjoy celebrating on New Year’s Eve, but getting the kids involved is a bit more tricky. Here are New Year’s Eve activities with kids to help them get involved in the end of the year festivities.

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You can easily pin this post to save this fun list of ideas to come back to year after year. Let’s get started!

12 New Year’s Eve Activities with Kids

snowman hot cocoa stirrers

Snowman Hot Cocoa Stirrers | Sunny with a Chance of Sprinkles

New Year’s Wishing Wand | One Artsy Mama

Easy-maracas

Easy Maracas Craft for Kids | A Mom’s Take

Sparkling Jello Push Pops | Modern Parents Messy Kids

FREE Printable New Year’s Resolutions Activity Sheet for Kids | Jinxy Kids

Happy-New-Year-Marshmallow-Pops

Happy New Year Marshmallow Pops | A Mitten Full of Savings

Making a Time Capsule | Robyn’s Online World

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Easy DIY: New Year’s Eve Poppers (Toddler-Friendly) | Spaceships and Laser Beams

DIY New Year’s Eve Noise Makers Craft | The Adventures of J-Man and Millerbug

DIY-Party-Hat-and-Blower

New Year’s Eve DIY Party Hat & Blower | A Mom’s Take

How To Make Party Poppers! | Practically Functional

New Year’s Eve Shakers | This Mama Loves

 

My kids always love to celebrate the holidays by creating a fun craft and making yummy snacks with me before the party that they can show off to the guests as they arrive. The party hats and blower are always a hit and we can wait to try the DIY party poppers this year! Which of these fun New Year’s Eve activities will your family try first? Give some a try this year!

What are your favorite New Year’s Eve activities with kids?


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7 Comments

  1. My son is finally old enough to understand New Year’s celebrations and we LOVE making crafts. I think those maracas look like a great project for him he loves music.

  2. All day I’ve been trying to think of something creative to do with my kids and niece on New Year’s Eve. Thanks for the ideas. I love the party poppers.

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