On the First Day of Christmas
Secret Santa Gave to Me . . .
Get ready to start your Christmas shopping! You probably have people on your Christmas list such as coworkers, secret Santas, neighbors, or you might be looking for some stocking stuffers that are fun and unique. When you need something small and thoughtful, handmade gifts are the way to go! Check out these great handmade gift-giving ideas that I'm going to feature in the 5 days of Gift Giving blog post series. You can find these gifts and more in my booth at the Legend High School Craft Fair on Nov. 15th.
Indoor Snowballs are SO much fun for elementary aged kids through teenagers (and even adults)! These soft snowballs come in this cute see-through bag with 6 snowballs and a tag. It's a great way to let the kids (and adults) burn off some energy indoors and have some fun! The balls are too soft for anyone to get hurt, so have a blast!
You can also use these indoor snowballs for some easy, organized Christmas games:
Snowman Knock Down Game
Stack cups into a pyramid and throw indoor snowballs at them to try and knock them down. For a snowman theme, use white cups with a snowman face drawn on!
How to win= first team to knock down their entire pyramid wins.
Stuff needed= paper or plastic cups, indoor snowballs.
Santa Pants Game
One player on the team wears hoop pants. The other players try to throw as many indoor snowballs into
the player’s hoop pants as they can in one minute.
How to win= the team with the most indoor snowballs thrown into the hoop pants after one minute wins.
Stuff needed= hoop pants, indoor snowballs.
Wreath Basketball Game
One player holds a wreath horizontally like a basketball hoop while the other players try to shoot indoor snowballs through the hole to score.
How to win = The team that scored the most baskets in one minute wins.
Stuff needed = wreath, indoor snowballs
So come visit me at the Legend High School Craft Fair!
November 15th from 9:00 - 3:00
22219 Hilltop Rd.
Parker, CO 80138
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