Make head bands using paper, fun foam or felt. Have 3 or 4 inch wide strips cut in advance in the material of choice.  Use markers and other things to decorate. When child is finished decorating cut the band to fit his head, punch a hole at each end and pull a piece of leather, ribbon, string etc. to secure it. Leave ends long and let child add beads to the 2 ribbon pieces. Tie knots in ends so beads don't come off. 

Fringed Hippie Vest:
MATERIALS- You will need a paper lawn bag for each child. Construction paper, glue sticks and other decorating materials and enough scissors for your group's size.
Prior to the party draw a line around the middle of each bag about the spot where your child's hips would be when holding the bag at his shoulder height. Hold the bag upside down, front of bag facing your tummy. Starting at the open end, cut straight up center of bag until you reach the bag's true bottom. Make a T-shape cutting along the bottom on both sides of the middle cut. Leave about 3 to 4 inches about where the shoulders will be. Measure your child from shoulder to the bottom of arm pit. Make a slit or cut a circle in the side of the bag. This is the main pattern for the vest and variations could be things like cutting a v-neck. Have some examples of 60's symbols available for the kids to get decorating ideas. have them color, cut  and paste etc. Then have them cut from the open end of the bag to the line in the middle of the bag all the way around the bag. This becomes fringe.Have helpers do a few alterations if needed and then let the fun begin! This looks and sounds much more complicated then it is. Brown grocery bags can be used too.

Rose Colored Glasses:
Materials- a sheet of white poster board and some colored art cellophane, not Saran wrap but the kind you get at a craft store and several glue sticks. Prior to the party, make the frames for the glasses by tracing the bottom of a 15 ounce soup can. You will need 2 circles side by side with about one and a half inch space between them. Connect them by drawing the "bridge" of the glasses. Inside the circles, trace a circle the size of a 6 ounce tomato paste can. These are the lenses. On the top side of the glasses draw the bows straight out making the two lines about an inch thick and about 4 inches long. Curve the lines to make the ear pieces. You may want to measure the distance from your child's eye to ear to get a more accurate length. Cut out enough frames for the number of guests at the party plus a few more for mistakes. Leave them flat so the children can decorate the frames with markers, stick on jewel earrings, etc. Trace the 15 ounce can bottom onto a piece on scrap paper. cut a length of cellophane and fold it into a square that will fit the can bottom. Place the drawn circle on top of the cellophane square and cut the circle. This is a quick way to cut out the colored lenses. Remember, each child will need two and have extras available. Have the children decorate the front of the glasses, turn the frames over and use a glue stick to spread glue around the circles. Place a circle of cellophane on top of the glue and press to secure it in place. Bend the bows of glasses, place on face and enjoy the world through rose-colored glasses.