Spy Birthday Party Cakes

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Use all kinds of detective graphics (magnifying glass, dark spy glasses, etc.) and print them out on card stock. Then you can draw on as if there was a seal and a serial number on it to look more real. On the other side of their ID badge they can then write their name on and fingerprint it for more of a personal touch. The kids use the toilet paper tube to decipher the last clue. To make this clue, cut a long strip of paper and wrap it around the toilet paper tube.

Only then add glue and secure the folded flaps. You can also make a bomb cake from a sports ball pan for such birthday party themes. For the bomb’s wick you can use a piece of red licorice or a real sparkling candle/decoration. It’s pretty simple to create a magnifying glass cake.

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Spy themed birthday cake by Charlene Owens. Like the crime scene tape & easy to put shades on top. Last, it’s fun to give each kid a small spy notebook to write their code names in. You can easily make them if you have a computer.

The favor bags can also be simple brown bags that you can write “Top Secret” on them. You can also print these Top Secret signs out and tape each one onto a manila folder or small briefcase. You can also write on the cake platter something like “BOOM” or “BANG”. A cool idea for the fuse on top of the bomb is to put a few tall candles bunched together or light sparklers. Take a look at all the coolest homemade Spy Detective birthday cakes. You can also dip your kid’s fingers in ink and have him/her make fingerprints all over the manila envelope.

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Each guest takes an end and has to follow their ‘wire’ all the way to the other end to ‘defuse the bomb’ and collect their prize. This game can get a little crazy, but kids love it. Create a playlist of all the best secret agent music and play it during the party. I also used square black vases to hold the cutest cake pops from Let Them Eat Cake Pops. Spy Birthday Party ID Badge - Secret agent badge. Editable text and photo for a personalised finish.

The final clue leads the agents to the backyard, where they find this Time Bomb Piñata. Stay tuned for my next post to find out how I made it. Kids will have a blast playing with squirt guns at an outdoor party.

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We even wrote their Secret Agent names on them. Use your EVIDENCE bags to collect your goody bag items as you unlock each box. Detonate each bomb to retrieve the money and find the clue to your next mission.

You can learn more about the CIA seal it on the CIA website.

Bombs have been left behind with clues to your next mission. In a small room that can be completely dark – we used our mudroom – place the paper towel roll and other items as a distraction. By placing all the mission envelopes in the entryway, we had a good central location to keep going back to. The boys opened the envelope and took turns reading each mission. If you'd rather not hide the cake, make the mission to find the big gift you're giving, such as a new bicycle.

You can personalize the message or leave the area for text blank and write your message by hand, to give a personal touch. If you have a large number of guests, split them into teams of 10 or less. When I ran the party for 30 kids, I made 3 copies of the mission details and clues so that there would be no more than 10 kids in each team. Explain that secret agents need to know how get through laser beams, without letting the dangerous lasers touch them. This code generator allows you to create text based clues that don’t need internet access. On the hidden side, place a table and set up several bowls with mystery objects inside.

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Set your table ahead of time and place the letters to your secret password on the back of plates and even under cups, napkins or forks. Three lock boxes are hidden in the next room and clues are all around. With enough dummy clues, each kid will get a chance with the invisible ink pen. You can hand-write each mission like we did or type them up in an official-looking font. We used some construction paper the same shade as the envelopes. We planned 2 hours for the party and finished up with cake with only 5 minutes to spare.

You could also center the party around making spy crafts, such as toilet paper roll binoculars, pretend cameras, and egg carton eye mask disguises. Put your spies' physical skills to the test with an obstacle course. Then turn over and cut out a piece of the bottom to stick a surprise toy in the cake, once putting the toy, stick the cut cake piece back over it. Then turn the cake back to it’s original position and frost the whole thing.

If you don’t want to have black frosting – it does color your teeth – you can also frost with chocolate frosting. Place a mini-flashlight inside, pointing up so it illuminates the hole without blinding anyone. Set up the box child-level outside the party room, with a sign that says “Retina Scanner”. Partygoers have to pass the eye scan before entering.

A good theme makes all the difference for a great party. What follows is an account of what happened and how we pulled it off. We’ve included links and downloads if you’re inspired to do something similar. I am totally going to utilize this for my son’s 8th birthday! As soon as I mentioned he got so excited, this is totally up his alley. I will definitely be sharing these brilliant ideas, thank you sooooo much.

You can also write the invitation with really tiny letters and send a magnifying glass in the envelope for them to understand what is written. You can write all the party details with invisible markers on a white piece of paper and with each invitation enclose a pen that makes the writing appear . If you have the time, patience, and adventure in you… a really cool birthday party themes idea is to create DVD’s with the invitation. Have someone dress-up as a secret agent or even the president . They can be really serious and talk as if he’s talking to detectives, telling their mission to them. If you don’t have a video camera, you can also create a CD.