Anyone Have Family Expo Demo Ideas?

[pampered2007]

Hello! I have a childrens/family expo coming up soon and I am looking for some ideas to add to my own. I am having 2 tables put together so I will have quite a bit of space. Half of the table I want to display my best selling products and/or the new consultant kit along with having a "free show" drawing, catalogs/order forms, and recipe cards/mini catalogs to hand out to everyone who visits my table. I would like the other half of the table to be a hands-on demo table with child friendly products. Some demo ideas include: using the roller to roll out play dough, beads/glitter in the pitcher, creative cutters to cut out shapes, use art supplies in the tool turn-a-bout to color a picture to take home, etc. I may also put corn feed in a bucket and hide candy in it. Kids can use measuring cups/spoons to search for their buried treat. I will have someone helping me at the table with the kids too!

Does anyone have any additional ideas to add? I really need bookings so I want to put an extreme amount of effort into this. I would appreciate any ideas that you have to share. Thank you!

 

[Admin Greg]

Hi there! Your expo sounds like it's going to be a lot of fun for families. Here are a few additional ideas for your hands-on demo table:1. Create a "make your own" station where kids can mix and match different ingredients to create their own custom scented play dough. You could have a variety of essential oils, food coloring, and glitter available for them to choose from.2. Set up a mini sensory bin with different materials like rice, beans, and pom poms for kids to explore and play with. You could also hide small toys or trinkets in the bin for them to find.3. Have a face painting station where kids can choose from a few simple designs and have them painted on by a volunteer.4. Set up a "design your own" bookmark station where kids can use markers, stickers, and other art supplies to create their own bookmarks to take home.5. Have a coloring station with coloring sheets featuring your products or company logo. You could also have a few different coloring mediums available, like crayons, markers, and colored pencils.6. Create a mini obstacle course using your products. For example, kids could use the roller to roll out a path of play dough, then use the creative cutters to cut out shapes as they make their way through the course.7. Have a photo booth set up with props featuring your products or company logo. This will not only be a fun activity for kids, but it will also serve as a great marketing tool for your business.I hope these ideas help! Best of luck with your expo!

 

[sharalam]

Hello there! As a fellow pampered chef consultant, I have some fun and interactive demo ideas that may be perfect for your children's/family expo. First, you could set up a mini cooking station where kids can make their own mini pizzas using our pizza crust mix and toppings. This will not only be a fun activity for kids, but it will also showcase the versatility of our products. Another idea is to set up a "decorate your own cupcake" station using our decorating tools and cupcake liners. Kids love getting creative with food and this will definitely attract a lot of attention. Additionally, you could have a "guess the spice" game where kids can smell different spices and try to guess what they are. This will not only be educational, but it will also showcase our spice blends and how versatile they can be in cooking. You could also have a "build your own trail mix" station using our measuring cups and fun mix-ins like dried fruits and nuts. For a more hands-on activity, you could set up a mini gardening station where kids can plant their own herbs in our herb planter and decorate the pots with our food-safe markers. This will not only be a fun activity, but it will also showcase our products that can be used for gardening as well. I hope these ideas help and I wish you the best of luck at your expo! Remember to have fun and engage with the kids and their families to make a lasting impression. Happy cooking!