The Pop Diva Party is a flashy and outrageous good time.  The aspiring young vocalists can choose from an assortment of animal print skirts and bright pink or purple wigs which they can decorate with neon hair attachments.  And no Diva is complete without a fabulous pair of brightly colored shades.  The look is accented with a flashing rocker ring, multi-strand necklace, temporary armband tattoo, and self-adhesive body jewels.  Before hitting the stage for the big performance, light up microphones can be "jazzed up" with adhesive rhinestones and ribbons.

This Party Package Includes ALL of the following items for your specified number of guests.

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DIVA GAME SUGGESTIONS:

Name that Tune - Create a CD of some of your child's favorite music.  Let each song play for a certain number of seconds, then pause the music to see if anyone can guess the song (or you can have them guess the artist).  The first player with the correct answer gets a point. If no one can guess correctly play a little more of the song. The player to earn the most points is the winner.

Pop Star Trivia - Do a Google search on some of your child's favorite musical artists.  Try to find some slightly obscure information and use it to create trivia questions.  Ex.  Who was born on March 1 1994 in Stratford, Ontario, Canada? (Answer: Justin Beiber) Who has a pet cat named Kitty Purry? (Answer: Katie Perry).  You can divide the guests in teams or have them play individually.

Make A Music Video - If you have access to a Karaoke machine that is great. You can get them at good prices at most toy stores, major appliance stores, eBay, etc.  If not this idea still works if the guests know most of the words to a few of their favorite songs.  Let them hunt around for creative ways to create a back drop for their video.  Turn on the camera and let the show begin. If you are able to make copies for the guests it is a great thank you gift.

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