Birthday party ideas for a teenage boy
Teenage boys can be fickle, but these birthday party ideas are a good bet to please. A Las Vegas theme party can be created with minimal supplies. Props needed for a Vegas party include several decks of playing cards, dice, fake money and poker chips. Green felt can used to cover tables to achieve an authentic look.
Teenage boys can be fickle, but these birthday party ideas are a good bet to please.
Las Vegas
A Las Vegas theme party can be created with minimal supplies. Props needed for a Vegas party include several decks of playing cards, dice, fake money and poker chips. Green felt can used to cover tables to achieve an authentic look.
Wild West
Bandannas, cowboy hats, cowboy boots and blue jeans are the essential items needed to pull off a wild west party. Other touches can include a country western music CD, plastic sheriff badges, lassos, cowbells and a longhorn skull.
- Teenage boys can be fickle, but these birthday party ideas are a good bet to please.
- Bandannas, cowboy hats, cowboy boots and blue jeans are the essential items needed to pull off a wild west party.
Camping
The primary items needed for a camping party are tents, sleeping bags, lanterns or flashlights, and firewood. Roasting hot dogs and marshmallows and telling scary stories are an essential part of any camping experience.
Sports Theme
If the birthday boy has a favourite sport or team, a sports-themed party is the right idea. Baseball fans would appreciate a party decorated with baseballs, bats, gloves and trading cards. Lacrosse fans would enjoy decorations that include lacrosse sticks, gloves and helmets.
Fishing
Fishermen usually have lots of accessories on hand that can be used to decorate a birthday party. Fishing lures, fishing poles and plastic fish make great fishing party accents.
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Hammond earned a Bachelor of Science in Marketing, including concentrations in retail and promotions, from Southern Illinois University in December 2006, and a Master of Business Administration degree from Southern Illinois University in May 2009. Hammond was editor of Signal, a radio programming guide, and contributor to Previews, a television programming guide, both publications of WSIU Public Broadcasting.