Overview

• Curious George has entertained children with his wild antics since the books were first published in 1941. Your child can celebrate her love of this mischievous monkey with a Curious George themed birthday party. Create themed birthday invitations to let all your guests know when to show up and start monkeying around.
  
  

Yellow Hat Card

• Curious George is well-known for keeping the Man In the Yellow Hat on his toes. Create a simple yet easily recognizable Curious George invitation by cutting out yellow hats from yellow card stock or construction paper. Fold the paper in half and draw the top of the hat along the crease. When you cut it out, you'll have two hats attached at the top. Fold it open and draw a picture of Curious George inside the card, or use Curious George stickers or stamps. Printing a picture from a high-quality color printer and gluing it inside is another option. Draw lines inside the invitation on which to write the party information.
  
  

Scrapbook Invitations

• AmazingMoms.com suggests creating Curious George invitations using scrapbook supplies. Start by cutting out a rectangle for your invitation from a piece of purchased Curious George scrapbook paper. Glue it to a piece of card stock for support, and fill out the details about the party. Let your child decorate the invitation with Curious George stamps and stickers, along with any other scrapbook supplies you might have. When you’re ready to mail the invitations, seal the envelope with a Curious George sticker.
  
  

Magnetic Invitations

• To help your guests remember when the party is, kids-birthday-party-guide.com suggests creating the cards on sheets of white magnetic paper. Draw a picture from the "Curious George" books onto the paper, or find a picture online and print it. You can find printable invitations from PBS Parents at pbs.org. Fill in the party information and cut the invitations out. Keep in mind that mailing the invitations may cost slightly more because of the extra weight of the magnetic paper.