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Imagine turning around, only to see a terrible monster with snakes for hair staring you in the eye. The next thing you know, you feel your joints locking up and find yourself turned to stone, unable to move. This is how you would feel if you happened to meet Medusa while walking down the street, and it's how you'll feel while playing this game if you aren't careful.

Ah, Achilles! How incredible it would have been to see you in action. Too bad that darn heel didn't measure up to the rest of you in terms of strength. If it had, you would not have been knocked down at the top of your game, and might even still be around for us to fawn over today. 

In this game you will need an inflated balloon with a piece of streamer tied to it's end and the other end tied around the players ankle.  You will need one for each player.  We use streamer instead of string because streamer breaks easily, this mean if a players streamer or balloon gets stepped on it will break not trip the player.

8 intense challenges testing your knowledge of the Gods, Goddesses, and Myths we have come to know so well. Each challenge provides the clue to where the next clue challenge is hidden - all leading to hidden treasure!

This treasure can be whatever you (the host) want and best of all the host is also gets to decide where the challenges are hidden so this game can be played anywhere - parks, homes, classrooms, etc.  

The people of ancient Greece, and even their gods, all wore togas. Therefore, it stands to reason that the guests at your Greek mythology party should do the same. This is a ridiculous game that is sure to have everyone cracking up before it's over.

Before the party, buy a huge package of toilet paper. It doesn't have to be high-quality since it's just going to be used for a game. You will also need a stopwatch (the one on your smartphone will work just fine). 

The Greeks had a festival at Olympia each year to honor the most important god, Zeus. This festival was an athletic event, with contenders coming from every region of the country to compete over five days. These games were called the Olympics, so what better idea than to have a small, backyard, Olympic contest.

This quick and easy printable game is a classic spin and pin game. 

Players get blindfolded and spun around three times.  They are then given a paper eye and must stick it as close to the correct location as they can without looking at the poster. 

The players whose eyeball lands the closest wins!

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Apollo, the Greek god of music, among other things, was honored annually by a festival at Delphi which was chiefly centered on music. This ancient festival relates closely to having a modern-day a karaoke contest. If there is a karaoke available, that makes things easy, but if not, using a cardboard tube or a hairbrush as a microphone will do just as well. Pick music for a playlist filled with all the favorite songs of the honoree's age group, then allow small groups or individuals to participate. This venture could be an actual contest or just a fun activity that will probably be the hit of the party. Togas and olive leaf crowns may be worn, or not.

Demeter was the goddess of the earth and agriculture. In her honor, the children could have a try at making terrariums. Recycled jars or mason jars can be collected before the party. Add soil, charcoal to absorb any decaying material that crops up, a few stones for drainage, and a little moss. Spray some water on the plants in the jar using a spray bottle and seal the container with a lid. If there is condensation in the jar after the guests take them home, tell the kids to open the lids for a short time. Terrariums need watering infrequently.

This printable Bingo game includes 30 unique 5x7 Greek Mythology themed bingo cards.  It also includes 34 fun and colorful calling cards. 

The graphics are stunning and the set lets you put a fun thematic spin on a classic favorite. It's great to play with a few kids and it includes enough cards to play with a whole party or classroom!

This game is available for instant download. It will arrive via email in a ready-to-print PDF file minutes after purchase! 

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Icarus, the son of Daedalus who was the inventor of the Labyrinth, tried to escape from being imprisoned in Crete by King Minos. Daedalus gathered bird feathers and constructed wings using wax to hold the feathers together. He made the wings so he and Icarus could fly away, but warned his son not to fly too close to the sun or the wax might melt. But Icarus flew too high and fell from the sky, leaving his grieving father to continue on all alone. 

King Minos, who was so mean to Daedalus and Icarus, had a very unusual pet. His favorite friend was his Minotaur. It was half-man and half-bull, and Minos kept him in the labyrinth built by Daedalus. This game, called Escaping the Minotaur, is super easy and especially fun. One or two adults stand in the middle of the yard. When one of the grownups yells, MINOTAUR,  all the children have to run from the line they are standing behind on one side of the yard to the line on the other side of the yard, without being touched by the Minotaur (the adults). Lines can be made with spray paint applied directly to the ground. The last person left who has not been captured by the Minotaur, is the winner.

The object of this game is for each player to get across the path by solving a riddle.  You will need to have a riddle for each player and create a path using paper plates - each paper plates should have a letter of the alphabet written on it. Players line up at the beginning of the path and a riddle is read. If you want to add some spectacular you could record the riddles before hand with an ominous warning from the Sphinx.  Once a child has her their riddle they must answer the riddle by stepping on the plates that spell out the correct answer.  Make sure you set up the plates where the answer will lead each player from one end of the path to the other.  If they make it across they win a prize.

Players race to be the first to discover the hidden greek myth icon in this print and play party game.  

Before Artemis was tricked by her jealous brother into killing Orion they were great friends and hunting buddies.  Their weapon of choice: the bow and arrow.  In this game you will need a bow and arrow (toy one will suffice) and some hula hoops.  Hang the hula hoops at different distances and heights from the trees and assign a point value to each.  Let each player shoot five arrows and try to make it through whichever hoops they choose.  The player that scores the most points wins! 

More awesome ideas for games including this one involving Hera's watchmen Argus.

Olympic party ideas including this tutorial on how to make a victory wreath!