Tissue paper punch board

Simple DIY party game made using dollar store supplies.

Whenever I leave my kids at home while I go out of town...I like to leave them with a little incentive to make sure the house doesn't fall apart! Last time it was this fun idea! But I decided to change it up a little this time around by making a prize punch board!

Using Solo cups, tissue paper, bristol board, permanent narkers, glue gun and a small prize inside. Kids get a turn punching through the cup to win their prize. Make it tougher by asking Trivia questions to get a chance to punch.

Hello all! Well, it's been predicted by my family for ages and it finally happened. I got called to be the primary chorister in our ward. I'm having a lot of fun preparing games for the kids, but boy is it time consuming! I am so thankful for David for helping me out. My first Sunday we learned Choose the Right with a punching board inspired by these two blogs: here and here. It was such a hit! We had just enough time to punch through all of the circles. Inside the bags were instructions on…

Elf Punch Board Advent Calendar

A Punch a Present Gift is fun for any holiday or occasion! I forgot to share this Christmas gift idea, so I thought it would be a good time now since Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. I am a Price

Cupcake Punch Board Party Game. Attach paper lunch bags, plastic cups, or plastic baggies to the back of each hole - with a prize in each one. Cover with tissue paper. Each child punches though a circle and gets the prize inside.

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Solo Cup Punch for 50th bday party. Used a hard cardboard from Dollar Tree and hot glued the Solo cups to the board and cut out tissue paper to wrap around the top and secured with a tight rubber band. Inside I put a pom pom, which if you received you won a prize. The ones that did not have a pompom I put candy which was wrapped with tissue paper and secured with a ribbon.

Even though it seems as if Thanksgiving dominates November, we've got some other ideas for memorable days and things to do.

Punch Board: A year or so ago, I made a punch board from a foam core board for my son's Digimon party. That game was the favorite of the whole party. This year I decided to do it again for my younger son's Yo-Kai Watch party. I remember the last board had issues…

🎉 A birthday surprise with a crafty twist! ✨ This fun card made with the Shadow Box Punch Board hides a pull-out banner that spells HAPPY DAY 🎈🎨 The coord...

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Punch Board: A year or so ago, I made a punch board from a foam core board for my son's Digimon party. That game was the favorite of the whole party. This year I decided to do it again for my younger son's Yo-Kai Watch party. I remember the last board had issues…

Hulk Station – power punch. Everybody knows who the strongest superhero is- The Hulk. The Hulk uses his powerful fists to knock holes in anything that gets in his way. Let’s see your power punch. (I wrapped paper bowls with green tissue paper and hot glued them to the project board. I hid sweets inside so when kids punched the paper they found gift inside).

I am finally back in "school" mindset. Partly because I am ready to start thinking about it, planning for it, getting excited about it ... and partly because well, it. is. August. Can I get an AMEN! *smile* With that said, I have officially started working in my classroom. It isn't very cozy yet, but considering this was ONE Friday, I am pretty excited about my accomplishments! Today, I am sharing one of my favorite bulletin board borders. This idea is by no means my own, and there are quite…