Here was the door sign and various other signs:
I didn't make him a "real" cake. Instead I made him 2 out of cake pops. One he took to school with him and one we had at home for the party.
We played "Pin the Driver on the Monster Truck" using a picture a friend drew and "drivers" that I made from cropping pictures of the kids.
Then we played "Monster Wheels Toss" using Pom Pom Poppers I found on Pinterest.

Instead of using marshmallows or pom poms, we used rolled up balls of black crepe paper streamers. Two teams, two boxes and a ton of happy screaming kids with "puff-puffs" or AKA Monster truck wheels. Team to make the most puff-puffs into their box won. It wasn't as easy as I thought it would be. But it was a lot of fun.
We also played "Red Light Green Light 123" and the finale was the Monster Truck pinata that took me 4.5 days to make.
I took lots of pictures of the process of making it. But I won't post them anymore. My intention was to have a tutorial here. But perhaps I should have listened to all those questioning me "Are you sure it will break since you made it out of cardboard?" My answer was, "Of course. I only made it out of flimsy shirt gift boxes. And it's only held together with a few pieces of scotch tape".
The Birthday Boy whacked the poor pinata with all his 4 year old might. ALL the kids took turns hitting it as well. Finally, I had to step in to break that thing open. Guess it wasn't as fragile as I thought!
And finally the party favors filled with bubbles, monster truck bouncy balls, monster truck tattoos and gummy candies.
It was a blast! Happy Birthday Big Boy!!













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