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Need activity ideas for Winter W"one"derland party
I am having a party for DD bday in a few weeks and need ideas for activites. It will be in a hall that has a spacious area. I was thinking of taking DS's toy bowling set, possibly doing a craft of some sort and maybe making some salt dough for the kids to make snowmen with.
It will be at 1pm and consist mostly of adults but the kids that do attend will be 3-10 years old. Also what would be some good ideas for treat bags? I am doing cocoa cones for adults. I was thinking snowman cookie pops for kids? I hate all the little, cheap toys that go into goody bags. TIA
Re: Need activity ideas for Winter W"one"derland party
If the hall is big enough, take a couple of ride-on toys, the bowling, and maybe a beanbag toss. I wouldn't worry about putting out too many crafty things. The snowmen would be fun, but I wouldn't do anything more. Kid's will find things to play with and have fun.
I probably wouldn't mess with anything for the adults, but cookies for the kids would be good.
What about one of those ball pits, an inflatable pool with balls, call it "snow" ball pit? Maybe some winter coloring sheets? Older kids can make snowflakes, have paper, scissors and glitter set up.
Also bubbles are fun in a goodie bag. The pops sound adorable.