Bowling Party Ideas & Bowling Games
Keep your event flowing with fun Bowling ideas, Free Bowling party games and fun printable games! Many games can be slightly altered to fit a Bowling party. Like, "Simon Says" can be switched to a different name. Trivia questions, word find, crossword puzzles, and tag are some party ideas that can adjust to almost any kind of party.
Bowling Party Game Ideas
Splash Bowling: The goal of this game is to knock down as many pins as possible with your body while sliding down a slick surface. This is a great game for children 6 years and older.
Setup:
1. Setup a slip and slip.
2. Place a set of blow up pins or soft plastic, lightweight pins at the end of the slide.
3. Make up scorecards on the computer that look like regular bowling scorecards.
4. Have music playing in the background for more fun
Playing:
Each person will take turn sliding down a long plastic surface that is slick. This is often referred to as a slip and slide. The trick is, they need to keep their arms to their side when they slide down the surface. Anyone with their arms not by their side gets a penalty. The person with the most pins knocked down after 12 rounds wins.
Splash Bowling: The goal of this game is to knock down as many pins as possible with your body while sliding down a slick surface. This is a great game for children 6 years and older.
Setup:
1. Setup a slip and slip.
2. Place a set of blow up pins or soft plastic, lightweight pins at the end of the slide.
3. Make up scorecards on the computer that look like regular bowling scorecards.
4. Have music playing in the background for more fun
Playing:
Each person will take turn sliding down a long plastic surface that is slick. This is often referred to as a slip and slide. The trick is, they need to keep their arms to their side when they slide down the surface. Anyone with their arms not by their side gets a penalty. The person with the most pins knocked down after 12 rounds wins.
Bowling Party Ideas
Crazy Bowling Game: This is a twist on a regular bowling game. The goal of the game is still to receive the largest amount of points; however, it is a bit trickier.
Setup:
1. Have a list that describes each move
2. Review the list yourself and be able to demonstrate how to do them
Playing:
First, you will review the rules with the participants. The same rules apply as in bowling but you may want to add a few more so children do not get hurt. An example would be to remain seating while a person is bowling.
An example of a crazy bowl would be to bowl standing on one leg. Another example would be to bowl backwards. You can make up as many crazy bowl approaches as you want. Just make sure they are doable and not going to injure anyone who tries it. The person to score the most points at the end of the game wins.
Setup:
1. Have a list that describes each move
2. Review the list yourself and be able to demonstrate how to do them
Playing:
First, you will review the rules with the participants. The same rules apply as in bowling but you may want to add a few more so children do not get hurt. An example would be to remain seating while a person is bowling.
An example of a crazy bowl would be to bowl standing on one leg. Another example would be to bowl backwards. You can make up as many crazy bowl approaches as you want. Just make sure they are doable and not going to injure anyone who tries it. The person to score the most points at the end of the game wins.
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