Free Printable Teddy Bear Christmas Card with Envelope

This quarter-fold Christmas card comes with a matching envelope!  Super adorable, and totally free!

Free Printable Beatrix Potter Peter Rabbit Quote

The vintage Dakin Peter Rabbit featured above can be viewed here: Peter Rabbit Plush

Printable Quote- I love you to the moon and back again

This free printable quote features Snuffles the bear looking up at a crescent moon.  Click here to print:  I love you to the moon and back quote

Free Printable Party Invitations

These quarter-fold party invitations come with matching printable envelopes!

Teddy Bear Hunt with Free Printable

     Print out these numbered teddy bears on card stock and cut them out.  The amount of teddy bear cut-outs you will need depends on how many guests will be attending and how long you want this activity to keep them occupied.
     Before the guests arrive, hide the teddy bears throughout the party location.  When it is time to play, give the children a set amount if time to hunt for the teddy bears.  The bears have numbers on them which indicates the amount of points each bear is worth.  When the time is up, add up how many points each child's bears are worth- the person with the most is the winner.
This game can also be played by organizing the children into teams instead of having them hunt individually.  Get the printable here:  Teddy Bear Hunt Party Game

Free Printable Stuffed Animal ID Card Folder- Blue Version

This is the blue version of our stuffed animal identification card folder- it makes a nice keepsake and is a handy way to record the details of your child's lovey.

Stuffed Animal Charades- Three Versions

     In a separate room, place all of the stuffed animals into a box. Have one child close their eyes and randomly pick an animal. The child then returns to the party room and pretend to be the type of animal they chose while the other children make guesses. The first child to guess correctly is the winner! This game can be made very easy for younger children by allowing them to act out the type of animal in any way they choose- the only rule being they cannot actually say the name of the animal. This game can be adapted for older children by having them pantomime the type of animal- no noise at all! For groups of children who need an even bigger challenge, rather than acting, have the child draw a picture of the animal while they are blindfolded. Set up an easel with a chair next to it so they can draw while the other guests make guesses.