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Wii Party for 8-9 year old girls-suggestions?

Hi,
Purchased a Wii recently, have a projector, projector screen, the wii sports, wii play game, 4 Wiimotes, and 2 nunchucks.. My daughter's 9th birthday is coming up and we thought of having a Wii party for her Including her 7 year old brother (the only boy in the party), there will be 18 kids at this party. Since only 4 can play at a time, I was wondering what the others will be doing while they are waiting for their turn. I thought of setting up a TV with my old Gamecube but i only have 2 remotes.

I'd like to set up another station or two but not sure of what. i do know I want them to either eat first or end of the party since they will be moving around. I thought of doing a a Craft Table but figured they might get sidetracked with all the noise from the game.

Thanks!

There are a few options I can suggest.
1. Try Warioware Smooth Moves. This game actually has a really fun 12-person mutliplayer mode that only requires a single remote. (Though, be warned, in order to unlock this, you have to beat the main storyline first. However, the story mode can be finished in an afternoon, so that won't be a big problem)
2. Try a tournament. If you want to get everyone in on the action, form your own tournement for teh party. Games like Wii Sports work excellently for this. Offer simple sports-themed prizes for winners, like a baseball.
3. Get games that require big gestures. Games like Warioware actually have you acting out the movements with the Wiimote. This makes it fun for everybody involved, simply watching the person playing make a fool of themselves.
4. If that doesn't work, try other stations. If the other kids have them, encourage them to bring their gameboys and DSes. Provide Link cables (only needed for the Gameboy) and have them play around with multiplayer while they wait to play the Wii. Crafts are also fun.

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