Have a Roaring Good Time at a Safari Jungle Party with Safari Jungle Party Games and Activities

Bring the thrills and excitements of the Safari Jungle theme party with fun party games. Safari Jungle Party Games can range from relay race tag games, throwing games, find and capture, and other fun games that will keep children active all party long.
The Crocodile Walk: This fun filled and exciting game is played by putting a board on blocks. The object of the game is to walk across the board while trying to balance small objects on the players head such as fruit (players can use one hand to balance the fruit (emphasizing holding onto the fruit because food is in short supply in the safari jungle). Spilt the players into team and have each player walk across the crocodile crossing as fast as possible. The first team to complete their turn without falling is the winning team. If a player should fall off the board they must start again. from the beginning.
Monkey Banana Relay race. Monkey Banana Relay race is played by giving one banana to each team (spilt players into two teams). Create an obstacle course for the players using boxes, chairs, tables, and anything stationary. Line the players up in single file. On go, the first player in each team places the banana between their legs or chin and must run as fast as possible without dropping it. If the player does drop the banana they must start the obstacle course from the beginning. Once the first player returns to the starting line they must give the banana to their teammate. If the first player used their chin to carry the banana the second player must use their legs alternating carrying techniques. The first team to complete the obstacle course wins Monkey Banana Relay Race.
The Elephant Game: This fun game is played with either big bags or large containers of peanuts. Line up 5-6 buckets or players with the peanuts inside. Before placing the peanuts inside the buckets or pales place small safari jungle toys such as tigers, elephants, zebras, monkeys and other animals. Spilt the players in two teams of 4-5 players depending on the number of players available. When the players hear the word, go they race to the peanut containers and try to locate the toys that have been hidden under the peanuts. Once the toy is found, they race back and tag their teammate and then that teammate races to the bucket to find another toys and so forth. The players can choose which bucket or pales they want to look through. At the end of the time the team with the most toys wins.
More often than not most guests will enjoy a Safari Jungle party complete with games and activities making it the talk of the school for quite some time.