When these kids find out they will have a chance to win one of these jars felled with jellybeans they are going to flip. I needed to make this very organized or with 19 excited children, it could get very ugly very fast. I labeled all jars alphabetically. Then on the matching large egg, I wrote the number of jellybeans on the back. Each small egg represents a child in the class. That child will tell me how many jellybeans they think are in the jars. I will write it down and whoever comes closest will win. The second closest will win a baggie with 20 beans in it. The third place will win a baggie with 10 beans. Every child will be a winner.
Now for the craft!!! The bunny bag… I used white self adhesive foam board for the bunny face.
Then I cut a tie out of blue foam board. With the leftover white foam board, I cut small circles to fill in the center of the tie. I used pink paper for the ears and whiskers. Use black paper for the nose and eyes.
This will be the only thing they will have to cut out.
Glue all parts on with a glue stick.
Lastly stick the bunny to the bag.
I can’t forget they will end the party with cupcakes and juice. I will make a post of the party on Friday.
Looks like a fun party! I can't believe Easter is just a week away. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI want to submit my guess for a jelly bean jar! My favorite Easter candies are the CLASSIC jelly beans. Yum. You put a lot of thought into this party and it looks like it will be a great one. I'm sure TCK's class will have a ball.
ReplyDeleteGreat project idea! You spent so much of your own time creating this event for the kids. They are so lucky to have you for a homeroom mom!
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