Disney Pixar Cars Movie + Crafts/Activities



My son had a movie-themed playdate with his friend and they watched Disney Pixar's Cars. I made the boys their own movie tickets I found over at Momma's Playground (I just added in the date & time). Of course they dressed for the occasion and my son even has the cutest Lightning McQueen slippers that he received from a from a friend.




I did a Matchbox Car painting activity with my son awhile back and my friend has been talking about trying the activity with her son. I thought it would go perfect with the Cars theme. We covered the table with butcher paper, placed paint on paper plates, and let the boys pick 2 matchbox cars each to paint with. I printed Cars Coloring Pages for them to also paint on.



The Finished Painting





Cars Coloring Pages





The boys made Cardboard Box Cars back in April and we decided to have those with so they could pretend to race along with the movie.



Cars-inspired Food:

Antifreeze- green juice (I have also seen grape juice as motor oil)


Tires- chocolate donuts (idea also from Momma's Playground)


Lightning McQueen cups


Cars Fruit Snacks



Wheels Pasta- homemade mac & cheese




Their painting acted as a fun tablecloth for us to eat dinner over :)


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5 comments:

Ruby said...

what a cute party we love cars i think once we get some little friends we will def. have a themed playdate. Thanks for sharing.

Anne@LittleSproutBooks said...

Wow - my son would love this! He's a big Cars fan too. This is a birthday party quality playdate!

cheryl golangco said...

The painting with cars activity never fails! I let my students do this a year ago, they had so much fun "driving" the cars and making a wonderful work of art! :)

Kim said...

I love the idea of the themed play date like that. You did a fantastic job of getting activities and snacks to coordinate. I love it!

Christianne @ Little Page Turners said...

Cute idea to make their own movie tickets. My eldest currently distrusts all movies (having been recently scared by one), so maybe this would help me get her excited about them again. :)

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