Birthday Party Service

If you are planning a birthday party for your son or daughter ages 5 – 18 then XciteSteps has some exciting and unique activities to make a birthday part extra fun!  What makes XciteSteps’s birthday parties so exciting is that our fun and energetic mentors get all the kids involved in the activities.  Whether it be our own Bottle Rocket Designing, Building and Launching Party, our Stomp Rocket Building Party, or our Adventure Parties, the children will have a blast.  Our mentors have experience supporting children and teens with special needs, but the parties are designed so that the child’s entire class would have fun and the activities will promote social interaction and support friendships.

1) Bottle Rocket or Stomp Rocket Designing, Building and Launching Party: This party is a minimum of a two hour event where our instructors teach kids how to build their own rockets and then we launch them together and give out prizes. Kids also get to take their rockets home so they can play with them later.  We can follow these activities by playing some fun sports and recreation games in groups lead by our team of mentors.  We have many other fun robotics and building activities available based on child’s interests.

2) Adventure Outing Parties: These are parties we can structure based on the child’s or teens interests.  Our mentors take children or teens using a 3 to 1 ratio to fun community activities. Our mentors make sure all the kids have a great time, keep interactions between kids fun and playful and also support anyone with special needs. These parties are great because the fun activities attract many children to the party allowing children to build friendships outside of school.  Popular Activities include:

1. Lasertag
2. Paintball
3. Bowling
4. Waterpark
5. Boomers
6. Video Gaming Center
7. Go-Kart Racing
8. Animal Interactions
9. Trapeze High

We run our birthday parties at a 4 to 1 ratio so every child gets personalized attention and they can be successful building their projects. When the group include mostly children or teens with special needs then we run the groups at a 3 to 1 ratio.

Minimum kids required: 10 (3 instructors)
Some activities may have an extra materials fee or activity fee.

POSTED: Wednesday, March 16, 2011