Score a Touchdown With a Kid-Friendly Super Bowl Party

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Whether your team made it to the Super Bowl or not, it's always fun to watch with a group of friends. And just because you have kids doesn't mean you have to miss out on the game-day fun. From kid-friendly food to football themed-activities, learn how to throw a Super Bowl party that's perfect for families.

Winning Decor

Winning Decor

Put your little ones to work with Snap Creative's easy-to-make paper chain. Download a football-lace printable, or use brown construction paper and white paint.

Chicks in a Blanket

Chicks in a Blanket

For a healthier alternative to a traditional appetizer, swap hot dogs for chicken sausage.

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Black Bean Dip

Black Bean Dip

An easy-to-make dip that's also high in fiber and protein but low in fat and calories can be served with tortilla chips or veggies. Adjust (or even omit) the cilantro and cayenne pepper to fit your kids' palates.

Get Their Game Faces On

Get Their Game Faces On

Help kids show their team spirit with a face-painting station. Use a water-based paint ($17, originally $30), as it will be easy to remove before school the next day.

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Play a Game

Play a Game

While the adults participate in their pool, kids can enjoy a few rounds of football bingo. Print these playing cards from Pretty Providence, and reward the winners with football-themed trinkets.

Football Pizza Pockets

Football Pizza Pockets

Pizza is a party staple, and Picture the Recipe's pizza pockets are perfect for game day. Stuff these creations with an assortment of veggies and meats for a dish that pleases everyone.

Pin the Helmet on the Player

Pin the Helmet on the Player

Make sure the players are ready for kickoff with a football approach to pin the tail on the donkey. Though you can purchase the game from Etsy ($4), you can also make your own using construction paper and a little creativity.

Cheesy-Spicy Popcorn

Cheesy-Spicy Popcorn

For a savory halftime treat, whip up some cheesy popcorn that both kids and adults will love.

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Design a Helmet

Design a Helmet

When third-quarter boredom sets in, give kids something crafty to do. Download a few of these helmet printables from Craft Jr. for the kids to color.

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Strawberry Footballs

Strawberry Footballs

Domestic Fits's chocolate-covered strawberries are an easy-to-make crowd pleaser. Not to mention they're healthier than some other common game-day treats.

Printable Football Cupcake Wraps and Toppers

Printable Football Cupcake Wraps and Toppers

Wants & Wishes Design's printable football party collection ($30) includes a ton of cute decorations, but we particularly like the cupcake wraps and toppers, which would spice up store-bought cupcakes.

Football Candy Pouches

Football Candy Pouches

Everyone will feel like a winner with these candy-stuffed footballs from Craftaholics Anonymous.

NFL Rush Zone Kickoff Trading Card Game

NFL Rush Zone Kickoff Trading Card Game

Just because your kids can't get on the field, doesn't mean they can't get in on some football action. NFL Rush Zone, the popular Nicktoons show, features real players' voices in an animated series about the 32 NFL teams and the guardians who defend them. This week, Rush Zone comes to life for football fans with the new Kickoff Trading Card Game ($4-$110). Players become their favorite guardians and battle each other on the field for the most touchdowns. The dice game has kids roll to determine whose field they'll play on, and then turn over their cards to determine if they're on offense or defense. It's a great way for kids to pass the time when they're not watching the game on TV!