The easiest option is to purchase a pre-made Star Wars favor pack. There are two official Lego Star Wars packages but they aren't really much different than a regular Star Wars pack. The list below describes the contents of each box, click on the link to see an image of that party favor pack.

• Lego Star Wars Favor Set ($6.99): LEGO Star Wars Stickers, Star Wars Wrist Band, Star Wars Tattoos, Wacky Whirler, Galaxy Hi-Bounce Ball, Space Putty, Solid Favor Tote.
• Lego Star Wars Deluxe Favor Set ($4.99): favor box, a LEGO Star Wars sticker sheet, one glow stick, snap n glow lollipop, glow putty egg, and glitter bounce ball.
• Star Wars Clone Wars Favor Set ($4.99): Star Wars Clone Wars sticker sheet, Star Wars Clone Wars yo-yo, Star Wars Clone Wars disc launcher, Star Wars Clone Wars mask* an assorted-color glow stick and 4 Zotz candies.
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars Opposing Forces - Party Set ($4.99): includes a Star Wars: The Clone Wars Opposing Forces - Sticker Sheet, a Star Wars: The Clone Wars Opposing Forces - Yo-Yo, a glow stick, a noise putty, and a glitter bounce ball.
• Star Wars 3D Favor Set ($4.99): includes a Star Wars disc launcher, a Star Wars sticker sheet, a pair of 3D glasses (for viewing effects on 3D items in the party packs), assorted color glow stick, assorted laser spinner and 4 Zotz candies.

If none of those options are what you're looking for than consider a few of these ideas below. Start with a Star Wars Lego gift bag and fill it with a few of the following items.

• Candy - A great candy to include is Lego brick candy.
• Small toys from the dollar store - You may be able to find Star Wars themed items depending on the store.
• Inflatable Lightsaber
• Lego Star Wars Mini-figure
• Lego Star Wars Papercraft characters - Build your own Lego Star Wars characters. Check out our R2-D2 paper craft character and review here.
• Star Wars Lego Photo - Take a photo of each of the party guests at the party doing their best Star Wars pose. Then while they are having lunch print off a photo of each child and include the photo in their favor packs!

If you hosted a Star Wars Lego party what did you do for the party favors? Let us know in the comments below.

To start you have to visit the Papercraft website here. You will be able to download the R2-D2, C-3PO, Yoda, Anakin and Obi Wan cubee crafts. These are basically templates that you cut out and fold to create a cubed version of the character. No tape is required and the whole cutting process will take between 10 - 45 minutes depending on the character and speed of cutting. I created an R2-D2 cube papercraft character below.

On the design it says that thicker paper is recommended with all papercraft characters. This is DEFINITELY true as I used cheap computer paper and it was a very tricky operation to have all the pieces stay together. The final result when printed on 9.5" x 11" standard computer paper was 1.75" in height. You can see the size of the character compared to a AA battery below.

All in all this is fun activity or craft that the kids will enjoy. It does take a bit or work and patience but the final product was definitely worth all the cutting!

The first thing to know is that as of right now (October 2011) there isn't any official Ninjago party supplies. This will hopefully change in the future but for now we're stuck without. If you're child just likes ninja's and it doesn't have to be specific to Ninjago than check out a Ninja party pack which has all the party supplies you need for a ninja party. You can also get Karate party supplies too.

If the party HAS to be Ninjago than read-on as we have done our best to help guide you to a spinning good time.

Ninjago Invitations
Invitations can be done in a variety of ways. The first and easiest is by finding a few Ninjago images online and creating your own card on the computer. However, this also takes quite a bit of time and effort, rather we recommend checking out the pre-made invitation here. Here are some pre-made Ninjago invitations that look great and might be suitable for your party.

Ninjago Decorations
A great way to decorate your venue in Ninjago decorations is by using the Ninjago poster (image top right). The poster features a few of the Ninjago's spinning on the cover. It is 3ft by 2ft so it'll definitely take up a bit of room in the house. You can also add Ninjago colors (red, black and yellow) as part of the decorations. This can be done with balloons and/or multi-colored streamers. Also, don't forget to decorate the table with a red tablecloth and yellow napkins.

Ninjago Party Favors
The party favors for the Ninjago party is where you can really get creative (and expensive). If price is an issue (and it usually is) we recommend adding one or two official Ninjago merchandise in the party favor and supplement the rest of the bag with candy and small trinkets that can be purchased from the dollar store. This makes a great party favor as the kids love the official piece of Ninjago and all the other items too! A few ideas for Ninjago merchandise includes a Ninjago t-shirt ($12+), Ninjago Key-chain and Ninjago Book. To make things easier here are all the Ninjago products that are less than $5!

Here are a few more Ninjago party favor ideas.

Ninjago Birthday Cake
Surprisingly, the birthday cake is probably the easiest part of the whole party. You can purchase a Ninjago edible image cake topper from the selection of options below. You simply peel off the icing and apply it to the already iced cake and you will have a perfectly themed birthday cake! To really finish off the cake you can add a few Ninjago mini-figures.

Ninjago Party Games
Ninjago is a very fun and interactive game and your party games and activities should be along this line. Remember that spinning is a large part of the Ninjago game and this should be taken into consideration for all your party games.

Pin the Weapon on the Ninjago: In this game you print off a picture of a Ninjago character (preferably one of the heroes). Then have your local office supply store blow it up and print it in a large format. On your own computer you can print off the picture of a few Ninjago weapons. This game is played just like Pin the tail on the Donkey but instead of the donkey and tail you are using a Ninjago character and weapons.

Spin to win: Have a contest to see who can have their Ninjago character spin for the longest. You can make this a tournament format where the winners keep on playing each other.

Spin and race: In this game have the kids line up in two lines to create a relay. The kids must spin themselves around 10 times, run to the clothes and dress like a ninja, spin another 10 times, defeat the evil balloon on the chair and return home where they tag the next Ninja in the line.

Ninjago Party Food
For the party food we recommend browsing through our Lego party food articles. The food doesn't have to be specific to Ninjago and Lego themed food will definitely suffice!

Hopefully this Lego Ninjago party planning article helps you to throw a terrific party. If you hosted a party, are going to host a party or have more ideas for this party theme let us know in the comments below.

The Popsicle tray can also be used for making chocolates, soap and wax moulds. It's a great item to add to your party decorations for that extra special touch!

Edible image toppers are simply icing that has an image printed onto them. You simply bake a cake or cupcake and ice as you normally would (with white icing). Then, very carefully, you transfer the image topper to the cake. The result is a cake (or cupcake) that takes on the exact image printed on the icing!

Lego Star Wars Birthday Cake

Lego Star Wars Cupcake Image Topper

Cupcakes are a great way to make personalized cakes for each of the kids. This also makes cutting the cake much simpler and you don't have to worry about icing or decorating a large cake. All these reasons is what's making Cupcakes a VERY popular option for kids birthday parties.

Lego Candy Pieces - For a very simple Lego cupcake decoration you can simply add Lego Candy pieces to each cupcake. Be warned that this might be better for a dessert than the birthday cake.

Lego Mini-figure Toppers - For a cupcake topper that the Lego-lovers will enjoy you can add a Lego Mini-figure to the top of each cupcake. The kids will love this as they get their very own Mini-figure with each cupcake! Simply, choose a mini-figure from the Lego theme that your child likes the most! Note: This works best to put a lego piece below the mini-figure so icing doesn't end up on the mini-figure itself!

Lego Cupcake Image Topper - Adding a Cupcake image topper to each cupcake is fairly simple. You simply bake a cupcake, ice it as normal. Then peel off the cupcake image topper and apply it to the icing. Press down and then wait for 30 minutes for it settle into the icing. Once complete you have a great looking cupcake with very little work!

Lego Pieces Cupcakes - You can create cupcakes resembling a Lego piece by baking your cupcake batter in a square cupcake pan. Then ice your cupcake with one of the Lego primary colors (yellow, blue, red or green). Next, bake a batch of mini-cupcakes using a mini-cupcake pan and ice accordingly. Then add the mini-cupcakes to the square pieces to create a square lego cupcake piece!

Photo from Always a Bowl of Cherries

Decoration Supply List
Primary colored balloons and streamers
Colored tablecloths or materials
Boxes and Styrofoam cups (for making large Legos)
Primary colored wrapping paper
Small Legos (for scattering)
Lego coloring pages (printed from online)
Poster paper (to use as backing for the Lego coloring page placemats)
Crayons

Food Supply List

Birthday cake pan (Lego-shaped pan or rectangular pan and cupcake pan)
Birthday cake mixes
Plain white icing
Food coloring
Lego Candles
Lego Cake Toppers
Potato chips
M&Ms
Several different colors of Jello mix
Different colors of punch or juice
Lego Ice Cubes
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Game Supply List
CD of “kid music”, CD player
clear plastic cups
several tablespoons
coffee cans or milk jugs
plastic jar with lid, filled with Legos
Check out the games to play here.

Party Favor List
Lego Theme favor boxes
Brightly-colored ribbon
Lego candy
Small Lego Toys
Plain picture frames
Hot glue gun
Check out a pre-built Lego Party Favor Bag here

Duplo sets: A favorite of the 2-3 year olds, Duplo sets are large Legos, made specifically for small hands. Check out Lego Duplo Sets here. The Play by Numbers set provides entertainment for young kids, and also allows them to learn the numbers 1-10 as they play.

Thomas and Friends: This is another popular set for young children. Make Thomas the Train and his friends using large Lego blocks. Check out more Thomas Train Lego gifts here.

Older children might enjoy gifts related to particular movie interests. For example, Lego makes Toy Story Lego-themed sets, like Construct-a-Buzz, Construct-a-Zurg, Woody’s Roundup, and Buzz’s star Command Spaceship. Likewise, your child might like a Star Wars-themed lego set, such as Luke’s Landspeeder or an X-Wing Fighter.

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Pre-made Lego Kit: Celebrate Express has a set of lego party favors which includes LEGOVille blowout, LEGOVille stickers, toy fire engine, assorted color-dough and cookie cutter and a sheriff's badge clip

Lego blocks goody bag: Fill a small plastic bag with Lego blocks, twist at the top and tie with bright, primary-colored Legos. These could also serve as prizes for the party games. You could even use a Lego Party Favor Box to put the favors into.

Lego candy goody bag: Buy Lego candy and fill the party favor bags with that, similar to the Lego blocks goody bag. Kids think Lego candy is really cool – the pieces can actually fit together, so kids can build before eating!

Lego picture frames: Early in the party, have another adult take a picture of each child. Print these pictures and place them in inexpensive picture frames. Call each child over individually, and have them select some Legos with which to decorate their frame. Hot-glue the Legos to the frame to decorate it. This party favor makes a nice, lasting favor for each child to take home.

Creative Lego Party Favor Idea
If you're looking to make a totally different and fun party favor for the kids at your party then create something out of lego! Simply get a big box of lego pieces, Amazon has 884 pieces for $50. You'll probably need between 50 - 100 pieces per child depending on the size of the box you're going to make. Then get your child and you to create little houses, boxes, bags or whatever other shape you want out of lego. Just be sure that it can hold some other stuff. Then put candy, toys, keychains and whatever other Lego Party Favors you want into the lego creation. Now the kids will get both the lego and the candy inside!

Pass the Lego
Sit the children in a circle (or 2 or 3, depending on the number of children at the party). Give a Lego to one child, and start the music. The children pass the Lego to their left as quickly as they can. When the music stops, the person who is holding the Lego is “out”. Shrink the circle, and start the music. Play continues until only one person is left – the winner!

Lego relay
Put children into lines, with the same number of children in each line. Across the yard, put several small piles of Legos – one for each line. At the front of the lines, place a clear, empty plastic cup, marked with the “finish line”. Give the first person in line a tablespoon. Their task is to run to the Lego pile, scoop Legos into the spoon, and hurry back to his line. The first person puts his spoonful of Legos into the cup and hands the spoon to the next person. The first team to fill to the line on their cup is the winning team.

Lego toss
For this game, you will need coffee cans or milk jugs with the tops cut out. Give children a handful of Legos. Stand children a reasonable distance back from the can or jug, and have them toss the Legos one at a time. Count how many Legos each child tosses in, and the one who “rings” the most is the winner. For more fun (and older children), you might assign a point value to each Lego (red = 2 points, yellow = 3 points, etc.), and tally each child’s score.

Guess the number of Legos
Fill a jar or other container with Legos. As children enter the party, have them guess how many Legos they think are in the jar. Each child should write his or her guess on a scrap of paper and put it into a small box next to the jar. Before the end of the party, check the guesses and award the jar of Legos to the person whose guess is closest.

Free build
The joy of Legos is the opportunity for kids to be creative in their construction. Allow children time to build their own creation, then award prizes. Ensure that each child gets a prize – “Most Creative”, “Best Built”, “Wackiest Building”, etc.