Fun for the family, classroom or scout meeting!
You’ll need:
Directions: Roll out the bubble wrap and lay it on the floor starting at the door. Tape it into place. On each sheet of paper write a different instruction: (walk, hop, stomp, tip toe, etc.) Tape these down next to the bubble wrap ‘road’ at intervals.
You’ll have plenty of darts for an all out Nerf-style war when you can make your own!
Kids begging to watch a movie, but you’re just not sure if it’s appropriate?
These websites will give you a good idea about the movie’s content.
So fun – this will get a laugh for sure – and it’s super easy to do.
Mancala is an ancient game that is easy to make AND play. Great for grade school kids and adults.
Click HERE for the instructions to make the game board and the game instructions
Lucky Ducks is a game for little kids. Easy and inexpensive to set up and always a favorite at festivals.
You need:
Set up: Determine how many prize categories you’ll have and divide them up. Three is what I use. Mark the bottoms of the ducks with a 1, 2 or 3. Make a cute sign with the price, if you are charging to play. Fill the container or pool half-way up with water and add the ducks.
To play: Kids pay. They select a duck, pull it out and check to see which prize they will get. Easy!
Here’s a cute idea for when your best man is man’s best friend. Have him a part of the ceremony!
Drill holes into a dog bone shaped piece of wood. One on each side and 2 in the center. Base coat the bone white, and then distress the edges with brown, black or grey. Add the wording and ribbons. At the ceremony tie on the rings right before Pooch walks down the aisle.
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Thanks KT
Little firefighters will love to help make this craft!
• An egg carton
• Red, white and black paint
• PVA (school) Glue
• 2 Bamboo Skewers
• 1 Toilet roll, cut in half (OR please use a paper towel tube!)
• 2 Shoelaces
• 4 plastic milk bottle caps and 2 beer bottle caps
• Scissors, brushes, and a metal skewer for piercing holes in the wheels
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