July 2009 Weddings
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So my class is throwing a bridal shower
for our instructional aide, and I would love some ideas. Did any teachers have one from their students, or do you have any ideas of what we could do? I was thinking:
either a doughnut or bagel wedding cake w/ ribbons and flowers
and since she's going to Maui for her honeymoon:
pineapple/strawberry skewers
luau decorations
and for a game: put the kids into groups to make toilet paper wedding dresses (I also have a bunch of foam sticky flowers and hearts
Give each child a piece of paper that's formatted for them to write wedding advice and draw a picture of what they think she will look like on her wedding day
Any other ideas?
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Re: So my class is throwing a bridal shower
You're so creative! I think your ideas sound great!
My assistant a few years ago got married. I had the kids all work together on a stepping stone for their garden (she and her husband liked to garden). It was a kit from Michael's where I stamped in "The ________s" or "Meredith & Tyler _________" (or something like that; I can't remember) and the kids got to stick in the colorful mosaic pieces. It came out cute and was a nice way to remember the class.
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