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Construction Birthday Party

By Kayla Knudson
We’ve paved the way for you to construct the perfect birthday party for the budding builder in your life, construction cake included.
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Construction Party Food

You’re now entering the party zone, hardhats required! Here you’ll find everything little construction workers need to keep busy at work, from drinks to dessert.

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Create a build-your-own-burger zone by setting out mini burgers along with cheese and all the fixings. A careful eye will notice that the red ketchup, yellow mustard and green pickles make a perfect condiment stoplight!

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Fruit is way more fun to eat from a stick, and double the fun to eat from the back of a dump truck! We used a simple melon baller to create uniform shapes of cantaloupe, then threaded them on wooden skewers (blueberries too!).

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Construction-orange soda and pails of Green Giant Roasted Veggie Tortilla Chips in Garden Ranch add color and crunch to lunch. What’s not to love about that?

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For a final touch, we added store-bought chocolate-coated doughnuts, or as young builders see them, spare tires.

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Construction Birthday Cake 

This clever Construction Site Cake is easy to make with Betty Crocker cake mix, ready-made frosting and a few toy trucks. There’s literally no way to mess it up!

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Construction Party Favors

Just because the party is over doesn’t mean the fun has to stop! Send friends on their way with paint cans—found at a container store—filled with Nature Valley Granola Bars, Fruit Roll-Ups and Fruit by the Foot. Top with a construction toy and adorn with a handmade thank-you sign made with craft paper and stickers, then pat yourself on the back for a build well done.

Invitations

Notify your child’s favorite hard-hat friends with free printable invites and set the stage for the fun to be had!

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Activities

Pin the Nail on the Hammer activity 

What’s a construction crew to do without something to nail? Round ‘em up for a fun, easy game! Just print out the hammer and nails and attach the hammer to a wall or hanging poster board. Each child will take its turn attempting to “pin” (with tape) the nail on the hammerhead while blindfolded. Whoever gets closest wins a prize of your choice!

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Betty’s Birthday Party Checklist

Stay organized and make sure you don’t miss a single detail with Betty’s to-dos and reminders for hosting the best birthday ever!