It’s Mexican Fiesta time or better known as Cinco de Mayo. Create family memories with these fun ideas
Cinco de Mayo is a celebration held on May 5th. It is celebrated in the United States and regionally in Mexico. There are so many great family fun ideas on celebrating this day. here are a few I discovered in my search.
Facts and History:
To begin our fun I thought it would be good to share with my kids some Cinco de Mayo: Quick Facts and History – Click here for a great resource from Spoonful
Decorations
Ruffled Streamers
What is a celebration without party decor’? Add in these fun to make Ruffled Streamers from Dana Made It. Click here for step by step how to.
Mini Pinate
Surprise your kids with a mini pinate as the table favor with this step by step idea from Oh Happy Day. Click here for full how to instructions
Games
Add a bit of fun to your celebration with fun games :
Mariachi Musical Chairs Use mariachi music for this version of musical chair game game!
Pin the Tail on el Burro (Traditional pin tail on Donkey)
Limbo Kids love to see how low they can go
Pass the Chili Pepper Pass a chili pepper while music plays (Mexican version pf Hot Potato)
Sweets and Treats
Cinco de Mayo piñata cookies
Does it get anymore festive then celebrating Cinco de Mayo with these adorable and edible multi-striped, burro piñata sugar cookies? They come complete with hollow centers that you can fill with a secret stash of your favorite candies. One you Break open or bite into these festive treats you will discover the sweet treats inside.
She knows website gives us not only step by step written instructions and recipe but has also created a step by step video. Click here and get ready to celebrate Cinco de Mayo wit these festive cookies.
Deep Fried Mexican Ice Cream
Kids of all ages can join in and help make this sweet and cool Mexican treat that is fun to eat while celebrating Cinco de Mayo
click here for step by step recipe from Tatertots and Jello
Churros and Chocolate
Anything with chocolate puts a smile of my face – so take a Mexican tradition of Churros and dip them into chocolate for a perfect Cinco de Mayo desert. Click here for the full how to recipe from The Baker Upstairs