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Nov 14, 2007
Any ideas on how to plan an exciting party for students?
It's my first year of teaching and am sticking close to the
curriculum.
4th graders have finished reading "Charlie and the Chocolate
Factory" and will be having a party. Any good game
suggestions? Any creative ideas to add some spice to the
party? (As of now, we have students scheduled to bring in
treats and act out scenes from the book.) I'm just looking
for a few more ideas.
Thanks!
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What I find makes the most successfull party is when a
theme is carried out through the whole party. Such as an
ocean theme, or a science theme. if you are doing "charlie
and the Chocolate factory, that seems pritty broad. You
might wan't to consider just doing a book party theme and
have kids dress up ...See More