Find Fun Ideas for Your PTA Carnival: Kids & Parents Welcome!

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores various product ideas for a PTA carnival, focusing on items that could engage both kids and parents. Participants share their personal experiences and suggestions for fun activities and tools that could be used during the event.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant is seeking product ideas for kids and parents to try at a PTA carnival, mentioning items like the EAD, decorating tubes, and cut and seal.
  • Another participant shares their experience with the Apple/Peeler/Corer/Slicer, noting that their daughter enjoyed using it, along with creative cutters for playdough or cheese slices.
  • Several users mention the quick stir pitcher for making Kool-Aid and the kids' cookie making set, which includes an apron and chef's hat.
  • One participant suggests using a garlic press with playdough for creative activities, as well as a lemon zester and decorator bottles with washable paint.
  • Another participant recommends the baker's roller for playdough and engaging kids in cooking activities.
  • One user suggests adding confetti to the quick stir pitcher to attract kids' attention during the carnival.
  • Another participant proposes having a drawing to encourage parent participation, highlighting the potential for recruiting new consultants.
  • One participant mentions using an ice cream sandwich maker and cookie press for making fun shapes with playdough.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

No clear consensus emerges, as participants share a variety of individual product suggestions and experiences without a unified agreement on specific items.

Contextual Notes

Participants are sharing personal experiences and ideas for engaging activities at a PTA carnival, focusing on products that can be used by both children and adults.

Who May Find This Useful

This discussion may be useful for PTA members, parents, and Pampered Chef consultants looking for creative ideas to enhance carnival activities.

Kathytnt
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I am looking for some products ideas - perhaps geared toward kids - for a PTA carnival. Things the kids and/or parents could try out like the EAD or the decorating tubes or cuta nd seal - What do you think?? Any ideas
 
Try the Apple/Peeler/Corer/Slicer. My daughter loved using this. Or the creative cutters with playdough or cheese slices. The quick stir pitcher for making kool-aid. The kids cookie making set, with the kids apron and chef's hat. Flour/sugar shaker with cinnamon/sugar in for easy use with morning toast.
 
mandydollie said:
Try the Apple/Peeler/Corer/Slicer. My daughter loved using this. Or the creative cutters with playdough or cheese slices. The quick stir pitcher for making kool-aid. The kids cookie making set, with the kids apron and chef's hat. Flour/sugar shaker with cinnamon/sugar in for easy use with morning toast.
Garlic press with that playdough to make hair for clay people... lemon zester scorer works too.

Sparkle sprinkles in the FS Shaker.

Decorator bottles with washable paint.

Suds pump to wash up first or after or both lol

prep bowls for sorting beads or other small things

parchment paper for easy clean up - also microfiber towel
 
The baker's roller for playdough as well as a way for kids to help with cooking.
 
Make sure to put some confetti or something similar in the QS pitcher with some water and keep it plunged to attract the kids, they will want to run over and make it twirl again.
 
Have a drawing to get the parents in. Do most for kids, but have something for the adults. You never know, your other recruits that will make you a director could be there!
 
The icecream sandwhich maker to make playdo sandwhiches, cookie press to make fun shapes with playdo,Stainless steeel scoops to make little balls of clay from playdo.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some fun activity ideas for kids at a PTA carnival?

Some great activity ideas for kids include a bounce house, face painting, a treasure hunt, carnival games like ring toss or bean bag toss, and craft stations where they can make friendship bracelets or decorate picture frames.

How can parents get involved in planning the carnival?

Parents can volunteer to help with organizing activities, setting up and tearing down the event, running booths, or providing supplies. They can also help promote the carnival through social media and community boards to ensure a great turnout.

What types of food should we offer at the carnival?

Offering a variety of food options is key! Consider classic carnival foods like popcorn, cotton candy, hot dogs, and nachos. You can also include healthier options like fruit cups, veggie sticks, and water bottles to cater to different preferences.

How can we make the carnival inclusive for all families?

To make the carnival inclusive, ensure activities cater to various age groups and abilities. Provide sensory-friendly areas, consider dietary restrictions when planning food options, and create a welcoming environment where everyone feels comfortable participating.

What are some tips for promoting the PTA carnival effectively?

Promote the carnival through newsletters, social media, flyers sent home with students, and announcements at school events. Engaging the community by partnering with local businesses for sponsorships or donations can also help increase visibility and attendance.

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