10 Easy Paw Patrol Party Games

This animated series, so much loved by our little ones, boys and girls alike, is a fabulous thematic inspiration for birthday celebrations for preschoolers and children as old as five and six.

Here I share Paw Patrol party games we created for our own kids.

Last Updated: June 4, 2024  |  5 min Read

Find detailed breakdowns for each game, including the benefits they offer, the intensity level of physical exertion, age appropriateness, suggested playtime, number of players, and the materials needed.

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1. Trouble for Rubble

How to play

Invite your guests to move cotton balls with a spade using only one hand. Provide 20 cotton balls, 2 small spades (or plastic spoons), and a toy dump truck. Two players compete at a time.

On “go,” they must move cotton balls to the dump truck using the spade with one hand. The first to finish wins. Repeat until everyone has had a turn.

2. Rocky to the Rescue

How to play

Kids create parachutes using recyclable materials. Provide plastic sheets, pieces of string, and weights. Each child gets a plastic sheet and four strings.

Punch holes in each corner, tie strings to the holes and together at the other end, then attach a weight. Let the kids test their parachutes.

3. Zuma Water Rescue Relay

How to play

Water relay races in the backyard. Provide buckets of water, plastic cups, empty bottles, and funnels. Divide kids into equal teams.

Players pass a cup of water down the line, filling the bottle at the end. The team with the most water in their bottle wins.

4. Just Like Skye

How to play

Kids make and fly paper planes through hoops. Provide plastic hoops and colored paper. Hang hoops at different heights.

Help kids make planes and try to fly them through the hoops. You can assign points to different hoops based on difficulty.

5. Paw Patrol X’s and O’s

How to play

Set up the Paw Patrol Tic Tac Toe Game Set in a clear, flat area. Decide who will be X’s and who will be O’s. The first to get three discs in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) wins.

6. Ryder Says

How to play

Simon Says is a very popular and educational game for 3, 4, 5, and even 6-year-olds. At a Paw Patrol party, it is not Simon that gives the instructions but Ryder. Find “Ryder says” commands here.

7. Pin The Badge On Chase

How to play

Adapt Pin The Tail On The Donkey with a Paw Patrol theme. Stick the poster to the wall, prepare our free badges, and let kids take turns sticking the badge on Chase while blindfolded.

8. Shield and Dog Bone Decorating

How to play

Let the kids decorate shield or dog bone cutouts with craft supplies and Paw Patrol stickers. Provide cutouts (also included in our free pack), craft supplies, glue, and stickers.

Each child decorates their cutout. This activity is great for winding down before eating or cutting the cake.

9. Paw Patrol Mazes

How to play

Print our Paw Patrol mazes (included in free pack) and prepare crayons for each child. Use these mazes at the start of the party or any time to keep kids occupied and settled.

10. Paw Patrol Scavenger Hunt

How to play

This is not the usual scavenger hunt. It is also a rescue mission where the kids find particular items related to the pups. Ryder needs the kids’ help! You will discover that this is also a good way to make use of party favors before they get them home after the party.

Final Thoughts about Paw Party Party Games

We have shared enough Paw Patrol party games and activities to keep your little guests entertained for as long as the party goes. If you are unsure how long a party for toddlers and children until they are five should be, check this out.

Find the free resources you need for the games in one file. 

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More party games

Find more party games in these age-appropriate sections:

Toddler Party Games

Kids Party Games

Teen Party Games

Party planning tips

And if you need a step-by-step guide for party planning go to Kids Party Planning Pro: Getting Started Step By Step.