Four young children sit round a small green table at a fun Blaze And The Monster Machines party, working together on maze puzzles with crayons. The table is covered with colourful maze sheets, and the kids are focused and engaged.

Our Blaze And The Monster Machines Party Was So Much Fun!!

ByLouise

Today we had our #NickJrBlaze Twitter party. If you joined us over on Twitter you would have seen all the fun that was had by ourselves and the other mummy party hosts.
James had been looking forward to the party all week as he had invited our neighbours round and he was really excited about watching the premier of the new show Blaze and the Monster Machines on the Nick Jr channel.

Four young children sit around a small green table, each working on a fun Blaze and the Monster Machines maze activity sheet with felt-tip pens. They appear focused and engaged in solving the puzzles together.

When our guests arrived we started our party off with a couple of quick activities before the TV programme started. They all enjoyed completing their mazes and the sorting / counting puzzle. We had a few games to see who could find the most routes on the maze and who could finish the maze quickly and we played a couple of counting games with different coloured / shaped counters.

We settled down to watch Blaze and the Monster Machines at 4pm. James was hooked from the minute the programme started. I have to admit it has a very catchy theme tune and I’m sure it’ll be one I’m singing along with once it becomes familiar. I really like that the show is educational and asks maths and science questions that has the kids replying out loud with the answers, making them learn without even thinking about it. We really enjoyed the two episodes that were on tonight and we’re looking forward to seeing more next week.

Assorted sweets on a green surface, perfect for a Blaze and the Monster Machines party, including a pack of Haribo gummy bears, yellow icing, a box of Smarties, and several individually wrapped Milky Way bars. Five children sit around a green table at a party, focusing on a craft activity with colourful buttons and glue. One child wears a Superman shirt, and Blaze and the Monster Machines decorations add excitement as they arrange their pieces.
A toy car inspired by Blaze and the Monster Machines, made from a chocolate bar with four sweet wheels and a gummy sweet on top, perfect for any party, placed on a bright green surface. A fun, small toy car made of brown sweets, with four colourful round sweets as wheels and a pinkish sweet figure on top, placed on a bright green surface—perfect for any Blaze and the Monster Machines party!.

Our next activity went down a storm with the kids. We had to make a Blaze Monster Car out of chocolates and sweets. Each of the kids had a small Milky Way chocolate bar, 4 Smarties and a Jelly Baby. With a few dabs of icing they all created their cars. They didn’t last very long once they were complete as they couldn’t wait to eat them.

Various craft materials, including Blaze and the Monster Machines stickers, cardboard circles, balloons, wooden sticks, plasticine, and a colourful sticker sheet, are spread out on a large piece of cardboard for a fun party activity.Four young children sit on a wooden floor in a lively living room, excitedly playing party games with two cardboard boxes inspired by Blaze and the Monster Machines. The scene is full of energy as they engage with the boxes.Three smiling children kneel on the floor, each with a fun, decorated cardboard box covered in stickers in front of them. The children are wearing colourful pyjamas and are indoors near a white radiator.

Once the cars had been eaten we got to work on our third task – creating our very own monster trucks. The boys had loads of fun and although our wheels kept falling off we wouldn’t be defeater and were eventually ready to have a race.

A clear plastic bucket of water sits on a green surface, with a metal spoon, a small scoop, Blaze and the Monster Machines party favours like a pink rubber ball, a blue putty blob, an empty glass jar, and more arranged in front. A young child in a blue shirt has fun dropping a white egg into a clear plastic bucket of water on a green surface, while another child in pink pyjamas—ready for the party—stands nearby. 

We all had fun with the Float or Sink activity. We all guessed as to what things would sink or float in our bucket of water. The kids loved getting involved and were surprised that some of the items sunk whilst others floated even though they expected otherwise.

 

Lastly we carried out 3 small science experiments. We had a magnet car that whizzed around when we brought the magnet near to it, we had a submarine that sank and floated when we added a little baking powder to it and we had a hovercraft that glided across the table using balloon power.

When it was time for our guests to go home we gave them a goody bag that contained a few Nick Jr bits and pieces inside. We’ve had a really fab afternoon, the boys must have enjoyed it as they went to bed a little earlier than normal and I haven’t heard a peep from them since… I think we’ll have one of these parties more often if that’s how they respond.

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