Mission 1īy placing all the mission envelopes in the entryway, we had a good central location to keep going back to. We used some construction paper the same shade as the envelopes.Īlso inside the envelops, we placed any materials needed for the mission and a piece of the last clue. You can hand-write each mission like we did or type them up in an official-looking font. It also looks really fun if you have a Top Secret or Confidential stamp to use. Our envelopes – and so many other things for this party – come from the Dollar Tree, We had more than enough for our 7 missions. The most important thing to setup are the Mission Envelopes. Assuming they will listen with all the excitement! Thanks to the Caution Tape, you can setup some missions and keep the kids out. It helps a ton to setup at much as you can the night before.

Cute t-shirt “I’m on a top secret mission to celebrate my birthday”.

Black table settings – plates, forks, cups or water bottles (in red), napkins ( Or this spy party set).

Lock Boxes – fake book, secret clock, lock box.

Spy Disguises – black hats and mustaches.Fingerprinting Supplies – kit or ink pad or inkless pad.Spy Badges – name tags, ID holders, or lanyards.Lasers – Red yarn or streamers (green will also work).So, if you have a kiddo turning 9 like we do, we’ve got you covered with 9 missions! Or, if you’d like to swap out a mission for another one, you have that option too!įind the 9 printable missions and final clue here! Spy Party Supply List

In honor our our Little Man’s 9th birthday, I’ve turned these original 7 missions into free printables for you!Īs a special surprise, there is also a printable for the final clue and two bonus missions! With the popularity of this party, I’ve always wanted to do something special for you guys! Great news – free printables and bonus missions!

Spy party ideas for 10 year olds