Alice in Wonderland Tea Party and Other Activities

Are you planning an Alice in Wonderland Tea Party or need Alice in Wonderland activities? You are definitely in the right place! There are so many Alice in Wonderland activities you could do.

Your Alice in Wonderland activities can take your guests on an adventure through Wonderland. We created this adventure for our Alice in Wonderland birthday party.

This blog post is all about an engaging Alice in Wonderland Tea Party and other Alice in Wonderland Activities.

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This set of themed activities made the party a journey full of fun. Our kids really enjoyed it! This blog post is set up to walk you through some really fun activities that also provide a variety of play in Wonderland.

We created some printable instructions with directions for each activity written to match the style of the book. Full of whimsical language. You can grab the printable instructions below.

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Although we used this for a birthday party, it would make a fabulous book club for kids’ activities!

Here’s a peek into the best Alice in Wonderland activities and how you can recreate them.

Turning a classic game into an Alice in Wonderland activity, this was a hit. Think musical chairs, but better. Instead of seats, the kids step from “mushroom” to “mushroom” (or log)—repurposed cork rounds painted—while “All in the Golden Afternoon” plays.

When the music stops, they scramble to claim a stepping stone. One fewer cork than the kids, and the last left standing hops out to cheer on those who remain in the game! The last one skipping in the flower garden wins!

This Alice in Wonderland activity is such a fun craft. The kids decorated plastic cat-ear headbands. They got to create their own version of Cheshire Cat ears and make them a little wacky. 

We got the headbands in purple, pink, and red. For decorating, the kids were given paper cat ears to color and glue on.  

The kids all received pipe cleaners and beads to transform their ears even further. 

Although creating Cheshire Cat Ears was a simple Alice in Wonderland activity, it was a hit! The kids loved being able to create. Wearing their art was also so exciting!

Guided by a playful printable prompt, the Mad Hatter’s Alice in Wonderland Tea Party became a game in itself. You’ll find these activity instructions in our Adventures in Wonderland guide, available in our Etsy shop. Want just the tea party instructions? Grab the free download below!

To do this activity, kids followed quirky directions like, “Think up, think up! Move down, move down, IF you’re wearing red!” If they matched the criteria they would run around the table and back to their spot.

In the midst of the madness, the kids enjoyed the tea party treats—creatures from the Tulgey Wood. You can find those treats here. 

This Alice in Wonderland activity was chaotic and silly. That made it the perfect Mad Hatter-style Alice in Wonderland tea party game. 

We used 3D-printed teacups and saucers in different colors and then painted stripes and polka dots. They were the perfect addition to the game!

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“Off with their heads!” You don’t want to upset the Queen of Hearts, especially during a friendly game of Alice in Wonderland croquet. 

This wasn’t your ordinary croquet. Mallets were transformed into pink and blue flamingos using paint, feather boas, and giant googly eyes. 

Balls came straight from the playroom—balls from the ball pit with Wonderland creatures added on. We set this all up on some fake grass that we had from our Golf Birthday Party. It made the course look amazing. 

The goal? Shoot your ball into a hoop made from none other than card guards folded and glued to the included printable green grass.

You can get that printable as part of the Alice in Wonderland activity pack on Etsy. 

As our Wonderland adventurers took turns trying their luck, we each cheered them on. Alice in Wonderland croquet with the Queen was a great activity that really added some variety to the party.

This simple craft is perfect for entertaining guests before the party kicks off or as a fun craft. We love incorporating low-key activities like this to keep everyone engaged while they wait. As guests arrive, hand them a printable card guard set and let them craft while mingling.

Another great idea is to send this craft home as a party favor. Our kids especially enjoy crafts, so they’re always thrilled to take a little piece of the party with them!

You can grab the printable here.

With each activity having creative instructions, it is all part of the play! We loved how these activities came together! They were silly and bizarre—making them perfect for Wonderland. 

If you want to check out our entire party? You can visit our Alice in Wonderland themed party blog post (coming soon). It hosts many ideas that will not only entertain, but transform your party from ordinary to something that makes you say, “Curiouser and Curiouser.”

Check out some of our other birthday parties that we have thrown and let us know what theme we should throw next!

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