Fun Teen Girls' Night Ideas
For most teen girls, friends are an important part of life and spending time with them is crucial. Hosting a teen girls' night provides teens with a relaxing environment free from the temptations of peer pressure or risky behaviors. Although socializing is the main feature of a girls' night, plan ahead for an unforgettable and entertaining event. Small details, from refreshments to activities, add up to help in a successful teen girls' night. Does this Spark an idea?
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Outings
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Make sure any drivers are licensed and responsible. Leaving the house for an outing is always popular with teen girls. Since teen girls get restless, coordinate with other parents to arrange a round of visits. Parents can take turns offering rides or let older teens drive. The girls can enjoy a swimming pool at one girl's house, a video game system at another or trying on clothes at a third. Keep communication lines open and only include girls' houses that are within easy driving or walking distance. Make sure the teens are back at one designated house by a certain hour.
Movies
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Watching movies is a classic activity for a teen girls' night but problems may arise if teens argue about which movie to watch. To avoid conflicts, try a movie lottery, where each girl writes the name of the movie on a slip of paper and one girl draws a random slip out of a hat. Or advertise the girls' night ahead of time as a themed night. For instance, try vampire movie night or romantic comedy night. Have a bonus game where girls win prizes for dressing as favorite characters.
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Crafts
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Beaded jewelry is a popular craft among teen girls. Crafts keep girls busy and engaged and double as memorable, personalized favors to take home the next day. Make sure you have sufficient supplies and instructions ready before the big night. Choose crafts that appeal to a range of interests, such as jewelry-making or creating personalized picture frames or candles. For a fun way to recycle, tell each girl to bring an old pair of shoes, a bag or a shirt and modify the items with fabric paints, cut outs and other embellishments.
Games
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Games can either serve as the main attraction at a teen girls' night, or help break the ice and keep girls entertained between other activities. Scavenger hunts are popular and can be personalized to suit any group of girls. Start inside the house but extend to the backyard and front lawn (with flashlights for safety after dark). For close friends, try personalized hints and clues that draw on past memories. Offer a variety of prizes to choose from, from nail polish to gift certificates.
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