You don't need to have a reason to throw a party. You also don't need to spend any money. I found that out, as a homeschooling mom with many kids, living in a cramped mobile home on a shoestring budget. So I declare today, Alice in Wonderland Day, for no other reason than that it is cold and dreary and Through the Looking Glass is a frabjuously good story.
Here's a way to celebrate Alice and her friends with activities from Disney's the old cartoon version, Tim Burton's new versions and Lewis Carroll books "Through the Looking Glass," "Adventures in
Wonderland" and "Jabberwocky." Start with free printable Alice in Wonderland
activities from the Tim
Burton version. Print Disney coloring pages from the cartoon here.
Of course, have a Mad Hatter tea party with these Alice in Wonderland crafts, birthday party decorations. Use free printable valentines as Mad Hatter tea party invitations, thank you
notes, greeting cards and party supplies. Or have a Valentine's Day party with a Red Queen of Hearts theme? How about a Mad Hatter tea for kids birthday parties or a Jabberwocky theme for tweens and teens. Or use as an inspiration for a Jabberwocky
Halloween costume!
Have guests dress as the Red Queen, White Queen, Mad Hatter, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Alice, the Cheshire Cat or Blue Caterpillar. Use free printable Lewis
Carroll Alice's Adventures in Wonderland coloring pages for vintage images,
clipart and crafts. Here are Alice
in Wonderland movie activities
and lesson plans, free
printable tea party crafts and Disney
Alice in Wonderland tea party invitations.
Check out recipes for tea party snacks, too.
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