Fun Wild Robot party ideas for kids birthday party themes, book party ideas or fun kids’ book club theme, or movie watch party ideas. Get Wild Robot activities, party decorations, Wild Robot games, and theme party foods and drinks for kids parties.
60 Fun Wild Robot Party Ideas For The Books And Movie
Bring the adventures of Roz the Robot to life with a Wild Robot-themed party inspired by Peter Brown’s beloved The Wild Robot books series and the new Wild Robot family movie!
My teen daughter LOVES these books, so don’t discount this as a good teen party theme!
Whether you’re having a Wild Robot birthday party, Wild Robot book party with kids, or a fun Wild Robot movie party, you’ll find something for you on this fun party list of ideas for kids.
Here’s how to celebrate Roz the Robot and and her friends!
PRO PARTY TIP: The Wild Robots book set makes a great grand prize giveaway for a game or just drawing a name out of hat near the end of the party.
Fun Wild Robot Party Names and Invitation Ideas
- The Great Robot Wilderness Adventure
- Roz’s Robo-Riffic Island Bash
- Bots and Beats Bash
- Wild Robot Survival Celebration
- Welcome You Party Machine!
- The Ultimate Robot and Animal Encounter
- Join the Wild Robot Wilderness Journey
- Forest of the Future Party
WILD ROBOT PARTY DECORATIONS
A Wild Robot themed party is really fun because you’re mixing a nature theme with a technology theme for robots and you can come up with some wild pairings that are fun for parties!
PRO PARTY TIP: I love this metallic robot party set for party decor!
Forest and Wilderness Decorations Ideas
Tree Canopy: Create a faux tree canopy using green streamers, tissue paper, and hanging vines to transform the space into a lush forest.
Moss and Rock Centerpieces: Use faux moss and decorative rocks for table centerpieces, paired with small robot figurines or animal toys.
Jar Terrariums: Make small jar terrariums for beautiful The Wild Robot themed centerpieces. Add in mini forest animals and mini robots like this to your terrarium scenes for theme decor.
PRO PARTY TIP: You can even have making terrariums as a fun kids craft for The Wild Robot activities!
Hanging Lanterns: Hang green, brown, and silver lanterns.
Leaf Garlands: Drape leaf garlands around the party area to create a dense forest atmosphere.
Animal Cutouts: Large cardboard cutouts of the forest animals from the book (beavers, bears, geese, otters) can be placed around the space, interacting with robot cutouts.
Campsite Setup: Set up a small faux campsite with a tent, campfire (using tissue paper for flames or using this fun camping set), and logs for seating.
This is great if you’re having a backyard campfire or bonfire party for your Wild Robots celebration!
Waterfall Backdrop: Use blue streamers and rolls of blue paper to create a waterfall backdrop in a forest.
DIY Forest Wall: Create a forest scene on one wall using brown and green construction paper for trees, adding birds, animals, and a hidden Roz peeking out.
Robot and Technology Decorations
Robot Cutouts: Large cutouts of Roz and other robot characters placed around the venue. Add speech bubbles with phrases like “Initiating Party Mode!” or “Welcome Party Machines!”
Metallic Streamers and Balloons: Use silver, gray, and metallic-colored streamers and balloons to add a techy, robot feel.
DIY Circuit Board Posters: Create posters with drawings of circuit boards and gears to hang around the venue.
Robot Gear Centerpieces: Use painted Styrofoam circles to represent robot gears. Arrange them in a variety of sizes on tables.
LED String Lights: Hang LED string lights around the venue to give a futuristic glow like Roz’s robot circuits.
Robot Control Panel: Set up a robot control panel area with buttons, switches, and screens made from cardboard and colorful paper for a photo booth or play area.
Nature and Tech Combination Decorations
Robot and Forest Scene Banners: Create banners or photo backdrops with alternating panels of robots and forest scenes.
PRO PARTY TIP: No time for DIY Party decorations? Grab this forest backdrop for easy decor and selfie station!
Mixed Material Garlands: String together garlands that mix natural elements like leaves and pinecones with metallic elements like silver gears and metallic garland.
Tech-Inspired Terrariums: Fill clear jars with moss, small succulents, and metallic robot parts or small robot figurines for a blend of nature and technology for fun party table decorations.
MORE WILD ROBOT THEME PARTY IDEAS
Wild Robot Party Foods
Roz’s Rust-Free Robot Juice: Serve juice in metallic cups like this to carry over the robot theme.
Wild Robot Popcorn: Make colored popcorn in green, blue, and pink for Wild Robot colors and a fun popcorn bar.
LEARN HOW TO MAKE COLORED POPCORN FOR A PARTY POPCORN BAR HERE
Shipwreck Salad: A fun veggie tray with Ranch dip or a party salad with a “Shipwreck Salad” sign.
Beaver’s Dam Snacks: Pretzel sticks and mini marshmallows to resemble a beaver dam.
Brightbill’s Birdseed Bites: Mini granola bars or bird’s nest cookies.
Forest Dirt Cups: Chocolate pudding with crushed Oreos and gummy worms.
PRO PARTY TIP – You can also top the pudding cup party treats with with mini nature animal toys and a mini robot toy for kids to take home after eating the sweet treat.
Robot Fuel Trail Mix: A mix of nuts, pretzels, chocolate chips, and dried fruits.
Robot Circuit Board Sandwiches: Create sandwiches using various toppings arranged like a circuit board (use cheese slices, pepperoni, and bell pepper strips).
Robot Gears Cheese Platter: Arrange circular crackers, cheese wheels, and pepperoni slices to resemble robot gears.
Forest Forage Fruit Skewers: Skewers with berries, grapes, and apple slices, representing the fresh fruits Roz might find in the wild.
PRO PARTY TIP: Serve the fruit skewers with this easy party dip!
Animal Track Cookies: Sugar cookies decorated with icing paw prints or animal tracks.
Rusty Bolts Pretzel Twists: Pretzel twists dipped in chocolate and sprinkled with edible glitter to resemble rusty bolts.
Battery Pack Juice Boxes: Wrap juice boxes with aluminum foil and add a BATTERY label to the front.
Wild Robot Birthday Cake: A two-tier cake with one layer designed as a forest scene and the other as a robot or mechanical theme, topped with a figurine of Roz.
PRO PARTY TIP: Grab a cake from the grocery store and add a mix of cake toppers like these robots and gears and also some items from nature cake toppers like this.
WILD ROBOT PARTY GAMES AND WILD ROBOT ACTIVITIES
Robot Relay Race: Set up a course where kids must move like a robot, completing tasks like picking up sticks or stacking blocks to help Roz “survive” in the wild.
Wild Robot Hide and Seek: One child plays Roz while the others, as animals, hide around the party area. Roz must find them all!
Robot Coding Challenge: Set up a simple grid on the floor. Divide into teams. Blindfold one “robot” child on each team. Using only directions from their “code cards” (write them on 3×5 index cards) have kids guide the “robot” through obstacles using basic directions. First robot to the finish line without looking wins.
Animal Rescue Mission: Place and hide plush animals around the area. Kids work in teams to rescue them and return them to a “safe zone.”
This is a really great kids activity for a preschool Wild Robot theme.
Wild Robot Art Station: Provide paper, markers, and craft supplies for kids to create their own robot or forest animal masks.
WILD ROBOT PARTY GAMES FOR KIDS
PRO PARTY TIP: I think this Build A Robot game would be a fun prize giveaway if you’re having a Wild Robot party for younger kids!
Robot Construction Challenge: Divide kids into teams. Provide kids with assorted recyclables (cardboard tubes, boxes, large brown paper bags, plastic containers, packing tape, etc.) and let them compete to build their own robots within a specific amount of time (like 30 minutes). Give out prizes for Best Robot, Most Creative, Silliest, etc.
Forest Animal Charades: Kids draw animal names from the book out of a hat and act them out while others guess.
Robot Dance-Off: Play fun, robotic-themed music and have a dance contest where everyone moves like robots.
You can also play freeze dance where the music stops and everyone has to freeze like a robot. Those who keep dancing are out of the game.
Brightbill’s Birdfeeders: Make a Wild Robot pumpkin feeder that kids can take home and hang in nature at their house!
LEARN HOW TO MAKE A WILD ROBOT PUMPKIN BIRDFEEDER
Robo-Scavenger Hunt: Hide small items around the party area representing things Roz finds in the wild (like nuts, bolts, plants, or toy animals or plushies).
Have the kids work together to find all the items from clues to the items.
Give a fun prize to everyone at the end.
Build-a-Bot Craft: Use paper, craft tubes, markers, felt, craft sticks, pipecleaners and other items for kids to design their own Roz robots.
Attach stick-on magnets like this to the back so they can take it home as a fridge magnet.
PRO PARTY TIP: Add these DIY robots sticker sheets to your craft area or give out as part of your party favors.
Escape the Robot Lab: Set up a series of challenges or puzzles kids must solve to “escape” the robot lab and return to the wild. (Think: Robot Escape Room.)
These can include riddles, a small maze, or physical challenges like balancing on a log and walking across to the other side (and more!).
PRO PARTY TIP: If you’re doing this as a teen party or family party, grab this Jungle Escape Room game!
IDEAS FOR WILD ROBOT PARTY FAVORS
PRO PARTY TIP: Kids will LOVE these robot pop tubes to take home!
Edible Robot Parts: Place Cheerios, pretzel sticks, and mini marshmallows in a baggie and label them “Nuts and Bolts.”
Robot Building Kits: Small kits with gears, nuts, and bolts, ice cream sticks and toilet paper tubes for kids to create their own mini robots.
Nature Explorer Kits: A drawstring bag filled with a magnifying glass, bug-catching net, and a small field notebook.
Mini Planters: Tiny planters with a small plants to represent Roz’s connection to nature.
PRO PARTY TIP: Grab these robot themed party bags for kids to put all their party treats in!
Wild Robot Stickers or Robot Tattoos: Sheets featuring Roz, Brightbill, and other characters from the series or grab these robot temporary tattoos for fun take homes.
LED Flashlight Keychains: Handy flashlights to help kids explore their own wild backyards.
Wild Robot Bookmarks: Laminated bookmarks with different characters or scenes from the Wild Robot books.
Or, let kids make their own personalized bookmarks featuring characters from the Wild Robot books or movie with these blank bookmarks.
Robot-Inspired Bracelets: Bracelets made with metallic beads or small robot charms.
Forest Animal Masks: Masks of various forest animals like a beaver, bear, fox, or bird to let the kids feel like they’re part of the wild.
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Let me know if you have other Wild Robot activity ideas and I’ll add them to the party list!
I hope you have fun with these Wild Robot party ideas!
