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Favors for older kids
Jack's having a train b-day party and I got little engineer hats, bandanas and a train whistle for each kiddo under, say, the age of 5-6. (I'm thinking kids older than that won't like or use the items if I get the same favors for them.)
I don't want to leave out the older kids (mostly cousins or friends' kids), but what could I get them as a little party favor - possibly relating to trains?
Re: Favors for older kids
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Jack's turning 3 so I'm focusing more on that age group as far as the party goes with the favors and activities.
There will be other children ranging from 6 - 12 (and older, but I'm not worried about the teens) there.
For the girls' last party, I didn't really stick with the theme for the older kids. I got some old school Slinky's, Silly Putty, cool pens and notepads, etc.
Just something that wasn't too overly expensive.
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