We had 35 kids come to the library's Schools Out Party on June 22nd. That's nearly half the school! We were so swamped that I didn't take many pictures but here are two. We played many games. This one - I put some money into two medicine containers, then taped them up, then covered the bottles with newspaper, then taped that up with duct tape and other tape, and continued adding paper and tape and some string until they were great big balls of tape and paper. The children got into two circles and one by one rolled a pair of dice. If they rolled doubles, that person went into the center and began trying to open the package. The other children continue rolling the dice until someone else rolls doubles. That person then gets a chance to try to get into the tape ball. Whoever is the one to finally get the money out of the container got to keep it! There was quite a lot of screaming and excitement during this process, let me tell you!
We had 35 kids come to the library's Schools Out Party on June 22nd. That's nearly half the school! We were so swamped that I didn't take many pictures but here are two. We played many games. This one - I put some money into two medicine containers, then taped them up, then covered the bottles with newspaper, then taped that up with duct tape and other tape, and continued adding paper and tape and some string until they were great big balls of tape and paper. The children got into two circles and one by one rolled a pair of dice. If they rolled doubles, that person went into the center and began trying to open the package. The other children continue rolling the dice until someone else rolls doubles. That person then gets a chance to try to get into the tape ball. Whoever is the one to finally get the money out of the container got to keep it! There was quite a lot of screaming and excitement during this process, let me tell you!
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