Sure you can use wood to stake down huge pieces of cardboard and then thread through yarn to create a free standing maze… OR you can make a maze by simply adding yarn to an area that already exists.

Hubby maaaay have forgotten about the simple rule and gotten a little carried away with the laser maze.

They were instructed to find one clue and bring it out with them. Each spy took a turn carefully weaving through the maze. Someone had taken the goodie bags!!! Oh no! What ever would we do? Luckily we had a group of super spies ready to follow our lead! First up, the laser maze. This is when we let them in on the mission.

We blocked all the games until we were ready to start.

Of course this interruption was the plan all along.

As he whispered in my ear I made faces of concern and dread. We dressed up as special agents… who else would lead the spy games?) He was carrying a folder marked SECRET. (Yes, Hubby and I are fully committed to fun. I was about to tell them all about the games when Special Agent Daddy ran up. We gathered all of the kids in the corner of the yard.

I’ll take you through the case and share our spy party games along the way. After a little brainstorming we came up with the perfect plan… The Case of the Missing Goodie Bags – Spy Party Games The spy party invitations had already gone out and we knew this party called for a secret spy mission.

This spy party was just going to have to come together quickly (and on the cheap side) there was no way around it. We didn’t want to spend a ton of money and neither one of us has a lot of extra time. We wanted the party to be really, really cool! We also wanted it to be simple. When Hubby and I sat down to start planning spy party games for Little M we had two things in mind.

Kids spy party ideas