12 Easy Paw Patrol Party Games And Activities
by Ann Mifsud
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.
In this article, we will be sharing how you can keep your kids and their friends entertained at a Paw Patrol-themed party.
We have subdivided our Paw Patrol party games and activities ideas into categories we think are most fitting, according to the ages of your guests.
We have also separated games that require some sort of physical exertion, from activities that require children to sit down. Having said that, there are no hard and fast rules about which games and activities you will be choosing from down below. You know your kids best.
Let’s go over our Paw Patrol party games and activities.
Paw Patrol Activities For Toddlers
2. Shield And Dog Bone Decorating
Paw Patrol Party Games For 4 And 5-Year-Olds
Classic Games Adapted For Paw Patrol Party
Paw Patrol Printable Games And Activities
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Paw Patrol Activities For Toddlers
1. Trouble For Rubble
Start with some competition and excitement as you invite your guests to move cotton balls with a spade using only one hand.
What you need
- 20 cotton balls
- 2 small spades (or plastic spoons)
- Toy dump truck
How to play
- Tell the children that they will be helping out Rubble to fill a truckload in the shortest possible time.
- Two players will be competing at a time.
- On the “go” each of the two competing kids must move the rocks (cotton balls) to the dump truck using the spade. They can only use one hand for this operation.
- The one who finishes first is the winner.
Pro Tip: Keep on repeating the game until everyone has had a turn or two.
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2. Shield And Dog Bone Decorating
Here’s a chance for the little ones to indulge in gluing and sticking all sorts of craft supplies.
What you need
- Shield or dog bone cutouts (get our free templates here)
- Plenty of craft supplies
- Paw Patrol reward stickers
How to do it
- Cut out a shield or a dog bone for each child. You can print our patterns on thick paper.
- Have the children sit down and give each of them plenty of craft supplies and of course, glue and stickers.
- Instruct them that they need to decorate their shield or dog bone with the craft material they have available.
Pro Tip: Give the children enough time to finish the “project”, but don’t overdo it. There’s no need for everyone to fill one’s paper with the same amount of craft things and stickers.
You may use this activity to have your guests wind down, for example, before they start eating or cut the cake.
Paw Patrol Party Activity Sheets
3. Rocky To The Rescue
Rocky is the pup that reuses anything he can find to solve problems. Let your little ones copy such behavior, having fun creating parachutes out of recyclable material found at home.
What you need
- Plastic sheets (from clean plastic bags) – 1’ x 1’ (30cm x 30cm)
- Pieces of string cut into 8” (20cm) lengths
- Weights (stones, metal nuts, etc.)
How do you do it
- Prepare a square sheet of plastic and four lengths of string, for each child.
- Let your guests know they are on a two-fold mission: to help Rocky utilize some reusable materials and to make parachutes that work.
- Help the kids punch four holes, one in every corner of each plastic sheet.
- Then help them tie all four strings to the four holes from one end and together from the other.
- Finally, tie a weight where the four strings come together,
- When the children are ready, let them try their parachutes.
Paw Patrol Party Games For 4 And 5-Year-Olds
4. Zuma Water Rescue Relay
With kids that are not toddlers anymore, you can afford to go for games that need some more instructions. Water relay races are fun and can be done in your backyard.
What you need
- Buckets full of water (one for each team) or a kiddie pool (just one filled with water to serve all the teams)
- Plastic cups (with small optional holes in them)
- Empty water bottles (one for each team)
- Funnels (one for each team)
How to play
- Get all your guests in teams of equal numbers.
- Ask each team to stay in line and each member to stand some 3’ (1m) away from the next teammate.
- The first child is to fill the first cup from the bucket and pass it on to the next player. The cup needs to be passed from one player to the next until it reaches the last one, who in turn must fill the water that remains in the cup in the empty bottle.
- Give each team the same number of cups.
- A funnel is placed on the empty bottle to make it easier for the players to fill the bottles.
- The team that manages to carry the largest amount of water, wins.
5. Just Like Skye
Making paper planes and trying them out is always fun. Here’s how to do it for a Paw Patrol-themed party.
What you need
- Plastic hoops
- Colored paper
How to play
- Hang some hoops from the ceiling or trees (if you’re holding the party outside) at different heights and well spaced from each other.
- Help the children to make a paper plane, using different colored paper for each child.
- Here’s how to make a paper plane, just in case you forgot.
- The children then need to “fly” their plane (just like Skye) through the hoops.
- You can leave the children to throw the paper planes as they wish. Instead, you could instruct them to take turns to see who will be able to pass their plane through the greater number of hoops possible.
- Assign different points to the various hoops, depending on the level of difficulty, to get the planes through.
6. Paw Patrol Pinata
When it is time to pull on strings, little ones overflow with excitement in anticipation for that final pulling of the right string when the shower of goodies and favors flies through the air and falls to the ground.
What you need
- Paw Patrol pinata (Note: Some pinatas on sale are very small. Check if the pinata you will be buying, is the size you have in mind.)
- Goodies to fill the pinata
How to play
- Refer to our guide to pinatas here.
- Make sure you give yourself enough time to stuff your pinata with as many goodies as it can hold.
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Classic Games Adapted For Paw Patrol Party
7. Ryder Says
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.
8. Pin The Badge On Chase
The classic Pin The Tail On The Donkey, is always a hit with young children, no matter how much they would have done it before. And here is an adaptation for a Paw Patrol party.
What you need
- Paw Patrol Wall Poster (you can keep it for the child’s room after the party)
- Chase’s badges (free printouts here)
- Sticky tack
- Blindfold (a piece of fabric or a scarf will do)
How to play
- Stick the poster to the wall and prepare the badges by printing on thick paper and cutting them.
- Go here for instructions and safety tips about this game.
Pro Tip 1: Remove the sticky tack gently after the game to preserve the poster.
Pro Tip 2: Use the poster as the Paw Patrol party photo booth background.
9. Paw Patrol Scavenger Hunt
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.
What you need
- Paw Patrol party favors
How to play
- Before your guests arrive, hide the party favors in a defined area where you want the kids to play this game.
- When you are ready to start the game, tell the children that they will be helping Ryder find some gifts and put them in a carton box (included in the suggested party favors pack).
- The suggested pack above includes one of the following items for 12 children:
- Wristband
- Keychain
- Badge
- Stamper
- Blower whistle
- Instruct your guests that they need to find one from each item and put it in their box.
- If they find the same item again, they need to leave it where they found it for someone else to spot it.
- Children will take home the box full of Paw Patrol items.
Pro Tip: Write the children’s names on their respective boxes.
Safety is of utmost importance, so make sure to define the area where the kids can find the items on the list and that they have understood all your instructions.
- You may also want to set a time limit, especially if you do not want the game to take too long.
Paw Patrol Printable Games And Activities
10. Free Paw Patrol Mazes
We have created four simple mazes with the Paw Patrol theme in mind. You can find them for free here.
What you need
- Mazes printed on A4 sheets
- Crayons
How to do it
Use these mazes at the start of the party. Not every kid will arrive on time. Giving a sheet to those who are punctual, will save you from things getting out of hand. You can otherwise use these mazes at any point during the party.
11. Free Printable Paw Patrol Bingo
Picture bingo is also popular among many kids. We came across this very well-done Paw Patrol bingo, by craftymama-in-me.com.
What you need
- Bingo cards (one for every guest)
- Calling cards
- Crayons
How to do it
- Print out the bingo cards and the calling sheet. Then cut out calling cards out of the calling sheet.
- Give each child a bingo card and a crayon.
- Put the calling cards in a small container.
- Draw calling cards one by one, each time calling what you have drawn.
- As soon as you call out the drawn picture, each child must mark the same image on their sheet.
- Anyone who gets five covered squares in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row, wins a treat.
Keep drawing cards until every child has covered at least one row.
12. Free Paw Patrol Coloring Pages
Last but not least. Coloring pages always come in handy at a party for preschoolers and young kids. They will love coloring-in Paw Patrol-themed pages.
What you need
- Crayons
- Coloring pages – choose from any of these pages:
How to do it
- Use coloring pages when you want little kids to settle down, for example, before you serve them food or after a hyped-up activity.
While coloring pages are fun with young children, do not overdo it. Use this activity to your advantage.
Wrapping up 12 Easy Paw Patrol Party Games And Activities
We have shared enough Paw Patrol party games and activities to keep your 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.
All activities and games have been split according to age and the energy level needed to complete. We have compiled many of the resources you need for the games in one file for you to download for free.
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