My 6 year old son wanted a Star Wars party so we set the tone with the invitation.  They were printed on a 5x7 card.  It had a navy blue border and silver stars (found in the stationary store).  The invite read In a galaxy far, far away, a baby boy was born 6 years ago. The Jedi Council named him....., and he was strong with force.  In the years that followed his birth, young...has been learning the powers of the Jedi. Now the galaxy is in turmoil because the Sith have learned of the boy and seek him.  To overcome this threat, ....will need the help of others - so a call is being sent out for brave younglings to come and learn the ways of the Force. John" you have been chosen to join forces with....and the Jedi order to stop the evil Sith! The Jedi training will be disguised as a b-day party so the Sith will hopefully not learn of our plans. If you are up for the challenge make your way to the Summit sector.  The party will take place on Landing Platform (house number) on (street name) from 11 - 12:30. May the force be with you! The name of the child invited was printed in red and on its own line.  The children were also asked to wear their costumes of they had them but not to worry because jedi robes would be waiting for them. Day of the Party 1. As the children arrived they were given XL Hanes mens v neck t-shirts to put on with a rope to tie around their waists. 2. They then were sent to decorate small black bags with stickers and glow-in-the dark stars. 3. After they did an asteroid hunt (the decorated bags were used to hold the asteroids). Each child had to find 3 marked with different colored sticker dots.  Inside the aluminum foil was a high bounce star wars ball pop rocks and small erasers (depending on the color of the sticker dot). 4. Next we gathered together to learn some Jedi moves with the light sabers. Made from pool noodles cut in half with duct tape on the bottom for the handle. 5. Then to test their newly learned skills the boys paired up into teams of 2 while trying to keep black balloons in the air using their light sabers. 6. Finally the ultimate test came fighting Darth Vader. My husband was dressed as Vader and fought each of them individually.  Once he was destroyed they popped the black balloons with their light sabers. Inside were pieces to a home-made puzzle.  Once the puzzle was put together it gave the location of the death star. We have a huge inflatable ball that the kids can roll inside of that acted as the death star. They all had to throw balls of tin foil into the middle to destroy the Death Star. 7. Once the Sith was defeated each child was awarded a Jedi Master medal. I found medals at Oriental Trading that I could personalize. I used gold diploma stickers inside each that read "Master Jedi John".  I was dressed as Princess Leia and handed them out like she did at the end of the original Star Wars movie. If there was enough time we were going to play pass the thermal detenator. The child holding it when the music stopped would get to have his present opened by the birthday boy.  When the children left they were given a small box of Star Wars legos as the party favor. Of course all this was done to Star Wars music downloaded from i-tunes."