Saturday Kids Fair Fun: Ideas for Activities at Your Booth!

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Discussion Overview

The thread focuses on ideas for activities and snacks to engage children at a booth during a kids fair. Participants share various suggestions based on their experiences and preferences for interactive and fun activities.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, plans to have kids swirl water and confetti in a Quick Stir pitcher.
  • Another participant suggests setting up a table with play dough and creative cutters for children to use.
  • One participant shares a recipe for non-toxic play dough to hand out to parents.
  • Several participants mention making cupcakes as a cost-effective and enjoyable activity, allowing kids to decorate them with frosting.
  • One participant notes that using a mini muffin pan can yield more cupcakes from a box of cake mix.
  • Another participant suggests letting kids use a food chopper to chop candies for cupcake toppings.
  • One participant discusses plans for a "Healthy Kids Day" event, including jelly sandwiches, celery with cream cheese, and berries in wonton cups.
  • Another participant expresses the need for engaging activities to keep children occupied during a four-hour event.
  • One participant mentions a healthy snack idea involving Granny Smith apples sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on specific activities and snacks, with no clear consensus on a single best approach for engaging children at the booth.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and ideas for activities that can be implemented at community events, focusing on engaging children in fun and interactive ways.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative ideas to engage children at events or fairs may find the shared experiences and suggestions beneficial.

Chef Ritz
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I am going to do a kids fair on Saturday, April 21st and need to have something for the kids to do while at my booth, any suggestions on what I can do?
 
You can do the Quick stir picture with water and confetti in it and they can make it swirl3
 
You could set up a small table with play doh and put out the creative cutters...
 
Here is a recipe for non-toxic play-doh.... You can hand out the recipe to the parents!!!
 

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CupcakesI always make cupcakes because they are cheap but kids love them. I would suggest you bake a whole bunch of them and let the kids use the decorator bottle set to do a little design with frosting on top and take it with them.
Have plenty of napkins. It should be fun!!

Debbie :D
 
DebbieSAChef said:
I always make cupcakes because they are cheap but kids love them. I would suggest you bake a whole bunch of them and let the kids use the decorator bottle set to do a little design with frosting on top and take it with them.
Have plenty of napkins. It should be fun!!

Debbie :D
What a great idea Debbie!!!
 
DebbieSAChef said:
I always make cupcakes because they are cheap but kids love them. I would suggest you bake a whole bunch of them and let the kids use the decorator bottle set to do a little design with frosting on top and take it with them.
Have plenty of napkins. It should be fun!!

Debbie :D

Another idea, use the mini muffin pan and make them. You can get a boat load more out of a box of cake mix.
 
The kids also love to use the food chopper. Have them chop some m & m's or oreos for your cupcakes.
 
PamperChefCarol said:
Another idea, use the mini muffin pan and make them. You can get a boat load more out of a box of cake mix.

My thoughts exactly! :)

You can use the small spreader then to help decorate...just make sure you bring a box of baby wipes with for all the messy hands! :)
 
I am also doing a kids event ... "Healthy Kids Day" at our local YMCA. I plan on using

- Jelly sandwiches the cut n' seal for (no peanut butter for allergy reasons)
- Celery (cut with safe cutter) with whipped cream cheese (decorator bottle) option of adding raisins.
- mini bagels with whipped cream cheese (decorator botle again) spread with small spreader
- Berries and Cream wonton cup (EAD, sugar shaker, egg slicer)
- Homemade playdough (as others mention w/bakers roller, garlic press, creative cutters

I also plan on having out the Kids cookbook, food chopper, bamboo tongs, quick stir pitcher - I'm sure other things I'll think of

Since it is a Y, unfortunately, I have to provide the ingredients but I'm really hoping to take a few orders or maybe get a booking. If not, I'll chalk it up to community support and enjoy the day. The families have to sign up for a "session" which will be about 20min so it will be limited food - I won't have food for the whole 5 hours. I'm looking for other ideas so hopefully others will chime in too!

Susan
 
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I have to have something for the 4 hours that I will be there, people just walk through the whole time. I took my kids last year and it was like a rat race trying to walk in the building.
 
I like the APCS with granny smith apples. Then sprinkle with cinnamon/sugar. It's a healthy snack and you can buy the apples in bags cheap.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of activities can we offer at our booth for kids at the Saturday Kids Fair?

Consider interactive cooking demonstrations using Pampered Chef products, fun food crafts like decorating cookies or cupcakes, and simple cooking challenges where kids can create their own snacks. Additionally, you can set up a tasting station for kids to sample healthy snacks made with Pampered Chef tools.

How can we engage parents while their kids are participating in activities?

While kids are busy with activities, engage parents by providing informative brochures about Pampered Chef products, offering cooking tips, and demonstrating how easy it is to prepare healthy meals. You can also have a raffle or giveaway for parents to encourage them to sign up for your newsletter or follow your social media.

What age groups should we target for our booth activities?

Target a wide age range, typically from toddlers to pre-teens. Tailor activities to different age groups, such as simple food crafts for younger kids and more complex cooking challenges for older children. Make sure to have staff available to assist and supervise the activities to ensure safety and engagement.

How can we promote our booth before the event?

Utilize social media platforms to create buzz about your booth at the Kids Fair. Share sneak peeks of the activities you’ll offer, post engaging content related to cooking with kids, and encourage your followers to invite friends. Collaborate with local parenting groups or schools to spread the word about your participation.

What materials do we need to prepare for our booth activities?

Prepare a list of necessary materials such as cooking tools, ingredients for food crafts, tables for demonstrations, and signage to attract attention. Ensure you have enough supplies for all participants, including aprons and utensils for the kids. Don’t forget to bring promotional materials like business cards and brochures about Pampered Chef products.

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