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Holiday activity for work?
in Holidays
My coworkers and I are doing this thing where each day one of us leads a little 'activity' and gives a little inexpensive gift to everyone. For example: so far we've either played some kind of game or done a craft project, and one person gave us holiday socks, someone gave us a disposal travel cup with hot cocoa, cider, and tea packets, etc. I'm having a hard time coming up with my activity and gift/treat this year. Any ideas?
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Re: Holiday activity for work?
You could do "mini manicures" and give everyone an emory board/nail file, a small travel size hand lotion and then you could buy several of the small travel size OPI nail polishes (they come 4-6 in a package) and put them all in a basket and let everyone pick their own shade of polish.
Or you could get small holiday picture frames and have a photo shoot of each person and then then a group pick and you could pay to print off all the pics for everyone so they can have a framed photo of Christmas 2010. This one, the activity is the gift!
Another idea would be to get the clear Christmas bulb ornaments and different colors of acrylic paint (make sure to get metallics, too!) and then let everyone squirt some paint inside the ornament and swirl it around to make their own original ornament. Make sure you also have paint pens so that people can write the year or their names on the outside of the ornament. This is another one where the activity could be their gift.
HTH!