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Each year, the children of Learning Time Preschool celebrate the Indiana State Fair and at the end of the week they have a really cool school carnival. The teachers and administrators work together to plan games and activities that the children will enjoy.
Jumping Tent
The big surprise of the day is the Large Jumping Tent!
Rubber Ducky Game
In the Rubber Ducky game, the children reach into a rubber wading pool filled with water and select a rubber duck. Whatever number is on the bottom of the ducky is the number of tickets the children receive.
Children go from game to game collecting tickets and then turn their tickets in for prizes!
The prizes are simple little toys.
And lots of yummy treats!
Snow Cones
Popcorn
Nachos and a yummy State Fair Style Lunch!
Other games include the following…
Bean Bag Toss
Balloon Pop
Try blowing up all those balloons!!
Preparing the balloon pop game!
Coin Drop
- Number Spin
Ping Pong Toss
Bounce the golf ball across the table and see if it will land in the bowl!
Potato Sack Race!
Ready, Set, Go!
Tattoo Station
Lot's of Tattoos!
Knock over the Blocks!
Another beanbag toss game
Funny Photo Moment with Dad!
Funny photo with Mom!
Ring Toss
She got one!
Pick a Sucker! If your sucker has a black dot on the bottom, you get a prize. If your sucker does not have a black dot, then you get to keep the sucker!
This Sucker Tower has been picked over good!
While all those fun games were going on, all the children stopped to run over to look at this…
A Fuzzy Caterpillar!
Want to see a huge list of games with instructions? Story Time and More shared this terrific GAME site!
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This looks like so much fun!
This would also be a great idea for a kids bday party.
These are awesome! It’s actually a pity the kids don’t get to play some of these games year round . . . In fact, why can’t they? Hmm . . .
Great post!! These are such great ideas for a birthday party! Most of them seem so easily doable with materials already found at home.
Hi! I came across your website while searching for party ideas for my son’s birthday, which is coming up soon.
Great advice for kid’s party. I think the main idea form this is “organized, understand the rules and include all kids in the fun”.