Each agent was armed with three water balloons and standing behind a line facing the sidewalk. The first training game was a target practice game. At the end of each training session, the agents received stars (stickers) on their ID cards based on their performances. Once everyone had an ID card, we began the training (games). Having music at a party is a great birthday idea, as it helps build the atmosphere. I was looking for anything with that spy kind of sound like: Dick Tracy, James Bond, The Pink Panther, Spy Kids, Mission Impossible, the Austin Powers theme, Kim Possible, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Dragnet, Get Smart, Men in Black, The Backyardigans secret agent song, and many others. It included music from many old TV shows and movies, as well as some more recent ones. Throughout the party, a spy music CD that I burned was playing. On our front door I hung a sign that said, “M.S.A. This birthday idea was a hit!! Instant photo stickers to put on the IDs!įor other decorations, I hung Wanted posters that I found and some I created all around. I had preformatted a sheet of printable address labels, so I only needed to add my digital pictures to a document and print. All agents report here.”Įach agent signed his/her name to an ID, was fingerprinted, and had a secret agent picture taken wearing a black hat and black sunglasses. On the day of the party, I had a table set up in our driveway decked out in a red tablecloth with an M.S.A sign. I used clear contact paper to “laminate” them. For this birthday idea, be sure to include…”this message will self destruct!”īefore the party, I created secret agent ID cards for everyone attending the party.

Inside the invitation, secret agents found their instructions to report to the (our family name) Spy Agency (our house) at a given time. There are several ransom-type fonts that look nice. This came out to be a successful birthday idea. After adding some top-secret text on the computer, I printed this as the front of the invitation. My son held the paper up to his face and peered through the hole while I took a close-up picture. I used the slit to grab a bit more of the paper and tear a triangular-shaped opening into the paper, making sure to leave the torn piece attached.

I tore a small slit into a piece of white paper. He loves Spy Kids and Cody Banks, so we thought it would be prefect.įor the invitations, I used some inspiration from a poster I had once seen. Our son couldn’t decide what type of party he would like for his 7th birthday, so we convinced him to let us surprise him with our birthday idea (we knew he would love). Birthday idea and photos by: Tabitha from Indianapolis, IN

Secret spy agent pictures