Who Came From Afar? A Playful Poem for Prize Drawings

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The forum discussion centers around the playful poem "Who Came From Afar," which is used as an engaging tool for prize drawings. Participants are encouraged to fill out a prize drawing slip completely, with the poem providing a fun scoring system based on various criteria such as transportation method, punctuality, and personal attributes. The poem creatively assigns points for different actions and characteristics, making the process enjoyable and interactive. Ultimately, the highest and lowest scorers receive prizes, enhancing participant engagement.

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  • Understanding of prize drawing mechanics
  • Familiarity with interactive engagement techniques
  • Basic knowledge of scoring systems in games
  • Experience in event planning or hosting
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  • Explore creative ways to engage participants in events
  • Research effective prize drawing strategies
  • Learn about interactive poetry and its applications in events
  • Investigate tools for creating engaging event materials
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This discussion is beneficial for event planners, facilitators of community gatherings, and anyone looking to enhance participant engagement through creative and interactive methods.

DebPC
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Someone on another loop posted this poem - "Who Came From Afar" I have them
fill out the prize drawing slip, I tell them to fill it out completely, or
they don't get their prize if they win! (Laughingly, I would never do that -
but it works) Then I tell them to turn it over, and get their math brains
ready. and I read this poem.

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I wonder who came here from afar,
Give yourself 5, if you came by car.

If you came with a friend, give yourself 7,
If she's the one who drove, she get's 11.

Were you on time? Not a minute late?
Punctuality pays, so give yourself 8.

A Watch is worth 6, each Ring is worth 2,
10 more points if your eyes are blue.

Score yourself 4 if you're wearing Pink,
But takeaway 10 if you left dishes in the sink.

Count any buttons, each gives you 1,
Except if they're White, then you get none.

If you've been to a Pampered Chef show before,
give yourself a whopping 4.

If you Hosted a show, and it was Live,
add to your paper another 5.

Add 1 point for each year you've been Wed,
That may just put you way ahead.

If you're single or widowed, we won't debate,
Go ahead and give yourself 8.

Now Children count, they're blessings from Heaven,
For each of your sons, you get 7.

When adding up points, Girls are just fine,
As a matter of fact, they're each worth 9.

Now into your personal life we must delve,
If you kissed your husband or boyfriend good-bye, you get 12.

If you kissed them Both, You must subtract 20,
for you're in Trouble, I'd say Plenty!

Now that's all, so add up your points to see,
The Highest and Lowest get a gift from Me
 
. So tally up your points, and look around,My gift will be with the one that I found,The one with the highest or lowest score,Will win a prize from the store!
 
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Wow, what a fun way to get people engaged and excited about filling out a prize drawing slip! I love how creative and playful this poem is, and I can see how it would definitely encourage people to fill out the slip completely. And of course, it's all in good fun - no one would actually be denied a prize if they didn't fill it out correctly. Thanks for sharing this with us!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is "Who Came From Afar? A Playful Poem for Prize Drawings"?

"Who Came From Afar? A Playful Poem for Prize Drawings" is a whimsical poem designed to engage participants in prize drawings, adding a fun and interactive element to events or promotions. It uses playful language and imagery to capture the attention of the audience.

How can I use this poem in my direct sales events?

You can incorporate the poem into your direct sales events by reading it aloud during prize drawings or including it in promotional materials. It can serve as an icebreaker or a way to create excitement around the prizes being offered.

Is the poem suitable for all ages?

Yes, "Who Came From Afar? A Playful Poem for Prize Drawings" is crafted to be family-friendly and enjoyable for all ages. Its playful tone and engaging content make it appealing to both children and adults.

Can I customize the poem for my specific event?

Absolutely! You can modify the poem to include specific details about your event, such as the type of prizes being offered or the theme of the gathering. Personalizing it can enhance the connection with your audience.

Where can I find more resources related to this poem?

You can find additional resources, such as templates and tips for using the poem effectively, through direct sales training websites, social media groups focused on direct sales, or by connecting with fellow Pampered Chef consultants who may have experience using the poem in their events.

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