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Review of make dress games::Fun Dress Up Ideas - What's Your Question?







Review of make dress games::Fun Dress Up Ideas - What's Your Question?








A               tea               party               is               a               great               way               to               have               a               little               cultured               fun.

Traditionally,               tea               parties--like               the               ones               in               Victorian               England--involves               scones               and               tea               sandwiches,               and               delicious,               hot               tea.

The               same               concept               can               work               for               kids,               as               well!

Children               can               find               a               tea               party               enjoyable               and               fun,               and               it's               a               great               way               to               celebrate               birthdays               or               any               fun               event.

One               of               the               requirements               for               a               successful               children's               tea               party               is               to               incorporate               lots               of               fun               kids'               games.

Here               are               the               top               five               tea               party               kids'               games               to               be               used               at               any               children's               tea               part               event.

In               fact,               you               can               even               use               these               games               for               birthday               parties               or               any               other               event               or               celebration               that               will               have               kids               in               attendance.

If               you're               throwing               a               tea               party               for               adults               with               children,               such               as               a               mother's               day               tea               party,               you               can               set               aside               a               section               of               the               room               for               the               children               and               have               them               play               these               games               to               keep               them               entertained               at               the               tea               party.
               And               now,               the               top               five               tea               party               children's               games:
               1.

Cracker               Whistler:
               This               tea               party               game               is               one               of               my               favorite               games               for               tea               parties,               and               it               is               very               fun!

You               will               need               a               box               of               small-sized               crackers;               or               more               than               one               box               if               you               have               a               large               group               of               players.

The               leader               of               the               game               will               set               a               bowl               of               crackers               in               front               of               each               player               and               will               count               to               three.

At               the               end               of               the               countdown,               all               the               participants               will               begin               stuffing               their               mouth               full               of               crackers.

When               you               reach               "three,"               you               yell               "GO!"               Each               player               will               then               try               to               whistle               with               his               or               her               mouth               full               of               crackers.

The               first               one               who               is               able               to               make               a               whistling               sound               with               his               cracker-filled               mouth               will               win               and               get               a               prize               (or,               at               least,               bragging               rights               at               the               tea               party).

If               you               want               to               give               more               kids               a               chance               at               winning,               you               can               have               something               like               the               first               three               whistlers               win.
               2.

Dress               Grandma:
               This               game               is               so               much               fun               at               a               tea               party!

You               need               to               split               the               group               of               children               into               two               teams.

Each               team               will               have               a               pile               of               clothes               in               front               of               them:               One               hat,               one               dress,               one               pair               of               stockings,               one               pair               of               shoes,               and               one               pair               of               glasses.
               At               the               start               of               the               game,               the               first               player               will               put               on               the               clothes               and               run               to               the               back               of               the               line               where               she               will               take               off               the               old               clothes               and               give               them               to               the               next               child,               who               will               put               them               on               and               run               to               the               front               of               the               line.

The               process               continues               until               all               the               kids               have               worn               the               old               clothes.

The               first               group               of               children               to               finish               wins               a               prize.
               3.

Piggie               In               The               Hattie:
               This               game               is               good               if               you               have               at               least               three               children               playing               at               your               tea               party.

Think               of               it               as               verbal               charades.

Before               hand,               you               will               need               to               write               on               a               stack               of               index               cards.

Write               down               objects               that               make               noise               (e.g.

an               oinking               pig,               a               mooing               cow,               a               tractor,               a               honking               car,               etc.).

The               first               kid               who               plays               will               draw               a               card               and               act               out,               verbally,               what               the               card               says.

The               first               child               to               guess               what               the               object               is               gets               to               go.

Hilariously               fun,               and               a               perfect               tea               party               game               for               kids.
               4.

Coin               Toss               Into               Tea               Cups:
               This               is               fairly               self               explanatory.

Arrange               a               group               of               teacups               on               the               ground               and               have               the               kids               line               up               in               a               horizontal               line.

They               have               to               toss               pennies               or               any               sort               of               coin               into               the               tea               cups.

Whoever               gets               the               most               coins               into               the               teacups               win!
               5.

Decorate               a               tea               party               hat:
               Go               to               a               thrift               store               such               as               Salvation               Army               and               purchase               enough               hats               for               the               number               of               kids               at               your               tea               party.

Also               buy               glue,               tape,               sparkles,               felt,               and               other               craft               items.

The               kids               will               get               to               use               their               creativity               to               decorate               their               hats               and               wear               it               to               the               tea               party.

A               great               game               to               play               before               your               tea               party               starts.
               Enjoy               these               top               five               children's               games               for               your               afternoon               tea               party               or               birthday               bash!

These               games               are               a               great               way               to               pass               the               time               and               keep               your               kids               entertained.






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