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The most striking feature of 90s songs is the incredible variety of genres that made their mark. All in all, no one genre dominated the entire era but each genre produced their own great bands and songs.

It wasn?t easy to choose a couple of songs from this era to feature in this article. Nevertheless, I finally made a decision and my only hope is that you enjoy what I have to offer.

(Everything I Do) I Do It For You ? Bryan Adams

One of the best love songs from the 90s, if not the best. The fact that it remained on top of the US charts for 7 consecutive weeks is testament to its beauty and impact. Overall, it was highest selling song in the world in the year 1991. The beauty of the song is that the message is both simple and powerful: the only way to show your true and unshakable love for someone is by being willing to do whatever it takes for that person. A true ballad for the ages.

Iris ? Goo Goo Dolls

When I think of this song, I always think about the movie City of Angels. This is normal because it was the film that took the song into the mainstream and made it one of the memorable tunes from the 90s. Unfortunately for Goo Goo Dolls, this song was not permitted to chart until it became a commercial single. It only reached number 9 in the charts when it was released as a single. If it had been released earlier, it would have been one of the biggest number one hits of the decade. It is still a great song nonetheless loved by many around the world.

End of the Road ? Boyz II Men

In 1992, Motown came back to prominence with the release of this record breaking song in 1992. In total, it spent 13 consecutive weeks at number 1 in the United States, which Boyz II Men would break twice in the 90s. The song deals with an imminent breakup between 2 lovers, where the man does not really want to let his woman go. The voices of the singers blend together very well and soon their style became to get copied. As a result Boyz II Men led the way for a new era of boy bands in the 1990s.

Overall, the 90s were a wonderful period of music where no genre dominated throughout. As the songs above show, 90s Songs have the ability to remain timeless and played over and over in the future.

Read more articles about the best 90s songs from the All Time Classic Songs website. You can download an ebook on the greatest love songs for free.

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Winnie the Pooh games are the perfect compliment to your Pooh theme party located at Hundred Acre Wood. Imagine your little one celebrating their “beary” special day with their friends, while enjoying games and activities featuring Pooh, Tigger, Piglet or Roo.

HUNNY POT GUESSING GAME

A great ice breaker game is to fill a clear plastic container with Teddy Grahams and decorate it with Winnie the Pooh stickers. As your guests arrive, have them examine your closed Hunny pot and try to figure out how many Teddys are contained inside. When they come up with a number, write it down on a slip of paper, along with their name, and place the paper in a bowl. After everyone has arrived and registered their guess, read off the slips of paper and announce the winner. Whoever guesses the closest to the actual number wins, and will take home the Hunny Pot.

PIN THE TAIL ON EEYORE

Hang a poster of Eeyore on the wall. Make enough gray tails, as there are guests out of felt or construction paper. Place double-stick tape at the top of each tail. Children may either close their eyes or wear a blindfold. To cause a little disorientation, gently spin them around, and then have them try to stick their tail on Eeyore where it belongs. Whoever places their tail the closest to the right location shall be the winner!

MUSICAL PIGLET

Winnie the Pooh games that involve music are always a hit with children. Have your guests all sit in a circle and pass a Piglet stuffed animal around the circle as the music plays. When the music stops, whoever is holding Piglet shall be out and shall also win a treat! The game continues until everyone is out and has won a treat.

MUSICAL ANIMALS

Write down on slips of paper the names of various animals, like gorilla, cat, dog, etc. and place those slips into a bowl. This game is played like musical chairs with one exception. The child who doesn’t get to a chair in time, must draw a slip from the bowl and act out the animal through sound and movement, until the other kids guess which animal they are portraying. Play Winnie the Pooh music during this game.

WINNIE THE POOH PARADE

Winnie the Pooh games that allow kids the opportunity to “make music” are always a hit at parties. Give each child a musical instrument, like cymbals, a tambourine, bells, chimes, shakers, cowbells, maracas, or rhythm sticks. Have them all line up and march around the yard or house while playing their instruments. Periodically have them exchange instruments with one another so they each have an opportunity to play a new instrument.

BOX RACE

Decorate cardboard boxes that are large enough for the kids to sit in by painting the boxes red, blue, yellow, and green. Glue various pictures of Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Roo, etc. onto the boxes. Place a pillow in each box for comfort. Line the boxes up on the starting line and have one child get into each box. On “Go”, the parents will push their child to the finish line.

Find more entertaining Winnie the Pooh Birthday Party Ideas, visit the Birthday Party Ideas 101 website, a party planning website written and edited by Professional Organizer, Elizabeth Chastain. Copyright: You may freely republish this article, provided the text, author credit, the active links, and this copyright notice remain intact.Article Source:http://www.articlesbase.com/art-and-entertainment-articles/winnie-the-pooh-games-at-pooh-corner-1493507.html