You could make a target out of cardboard and cut a hole in the middle. If they miss the target they get 0 points, outer circle- 25 points, inner circle- 50 points and through the hole 100 points. They can have 5 turns each and the person with the highest score is the winner.
Pinattas are always fun, you can make your own or buy one for around $20-$25.
Guess the movie- Record snippetts of different movies (Shrek, Nemo etc) and the kids can guess the movie. No need to have a winner - its just a bit of fun.
Depending on how you feel about this one- Place a lolly or small prize in a few balloons, blow them up and tie. Blow up about 50 and have a prize in about 30 of them. Pin them to a large board. Have the kids stand a distance away and throw a dart to pop the balloon and claim their prize. Strict adult supervision will be needed for this game, obviously, and I would only use 1 dart. throw it, retrieve, and pass it on.
The chocolate game. Everyone sits in a circle and on a plate in middle of circle is a family bloke of choc and a pair of gloves and a hat and a scarf and knife and fork. So everyone takes turn at rollling dice and if you roll a 6 you get to go into middle of circle put on scarf hat and gloves and cut choc with knife and fork (1 square at a time) and you get to eat what you cut off, all while everyone is rolling dice and if someone gets a 6 before u cut any off then to bad!! We used to love this game as kids.
Or a big tub full of water and a heap of apples in it and people have to have hands behind tere back and eyes closed and try and grabe apple in mouth
(donut idea is yummier)
a game my friends mum did every year at her parties, was get some whipped cream, hide a smallish piece of chocolate in the cream (have one small plate per guest, with a big dollop of whipped cream) and they have to find it with only their mouths... makes for some great photos too!!
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