Punch prize board

Ideas for elementary, middle, and high school classrooms.

If you’ve ever wondered how to make a kick-ass party game that you can re-use birthday after birthday, you NEED these instructions for a DIY Reusable Prize Punch-a-Bunch Game! I love incorporating little favors and games into our birthday parties; we’ve done piñatas a few times, a treasure chest full of booty another time. But

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DIY Punch Prize Box for parties. Easy punch prize boxes for parties!

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.

I am so excited to share this FUN and MOTIVATIONAL classroom management tools/incentive board…PUNCH IT! This board is super easy to make, only requiring a few tools. How it works is students earn letters (one letter at a time) on the whiteboard every time the class is working well as a whole. For example, if […]

This "banana stand" is actually a fun prize punch box for a birthday party! Check out the detailed tutorial and see the full materials list.

Easy DIY - how to make your own punch prize box! Great for class parties

Punch Wall Fundraiser Idea Include a punch board at your next fundraiser. It’s a big draw and a fun way for guests to support your cause. Here is how it works: Number each slot on the punch wall. Attach a card on the other side that corresponds to a prize. Charge $50 for each punch. Guests select a slot to punch, and they win the prize listed on the card. The prizes can range from a $25 prize to a $200 prize.

Punch board prize game

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…

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.

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!

So Olive's 5th birthday was last Saturday. Her party I think had my favorite activity that we've ever done for a Megow party, so I wanted to share :) I got the idea a few months ago at work. I was just sitting at my desk working and I started to think back to when I was a kid. Back then, if you didn't feel good, you got to stay home and watch Price is Right. Then I started thinking about Price is Right and my favorite game. It was called "Punch A Bunch". Basically, the player got to punch a…

We made this in about an hour. "Punch a bunch game" Each cup had a prize. We used rainbow looms to attach the tissue paper.

Donation punch board