BOUNCING BALLS GAME MOBY MAX MOVIE

BOUNCING BALLS GAME MOBY MAX MOVIE

Snack on goldfish and watch a sea-themed movie or educational video. Ice pops can be purchased in bulk online and then stored in the freezer at school. This is an inexpensive way to have a chilly celebration. We suggest combining this with a wintery movie for an extra dose of cozy. Before serving, hand out paper cups and markers and let students decorate their cups. Grab hot water from the cafeteria or snack room and purchase hot cocoa packets in bulk. If they don’t have clothes they’re willing to ruin (I mean…improve…) you can do a towel, socks, or even a light colored backpack! Purchase a couple of colors of Fabric dye in your school colors and have students bring in an old piece of clothing to tie dye. This could get messy (we suggest doing it outdoors in good weather). Serve candy or snacks that can be divided by color (like Skittles) or do a color-specific art project. Have students wear their favorite colors to school and, during the party, sit them by color. Give students who win each round a token, and tally up the winner at the end. Grab a few inexpensive board games and set them up at stations around the classroom. After the show, have a reception with sparkling cider and snacks. For audience members, purchase or print out tickets and collect them at the classroom door. Plan for an afternoon where students can showcase their talents. This one requires some advanced planning, but it’s great fun. Serve healthy snacks and make a game out of it to see if students can guess who their classmates are portraying. Students dress up like (optional) and ACT like their favorite book characters. It’s also a great opportunity for a social studies lesson! Serve pineapple and fruit juice, and purchase leis if your students are into that. Check out some of these ideas on our Pinterest board- Moby Glow Party! Kick up the fun by adding glow bowling, glow ring toss, or create glow fashion (like capes, crowns, or tutus). Put on some fun music and give the GO to activate the necklaces. If it’s allowed, encourage students to wear PJ’s to school.īuy a big set of glow sticks or necklaces (last we checked, you could get 100 for around $20!) and hand them out. For a double-party punch, combine with the popcorn party above. Poll your class to figure out a movie they’d like to watch and purchase it or rent it on Amazon or iTunes. There are more affordable popcorn options, but the extra $3 may be worth it when you see your student’s faces.

At the time we’re writing this blog, it costs $33. It’s a thing.Īmazon sells a bag of popcorn that’s the size of a human torso. Stick to classics like soccer and kickball, or get creative.

Make sure to come up with artist aliases and fancy titles for your work. Grab a roll of bulletin board paper and make a class mural, or give each student a “canvas” of their own. Amazon has some great sets of tempera paints for under $25. Not interested in junk food? Create art instead. This is a great one if you are allowed to monopolize the freezer in the staff room! Grab a couple of family-sized ice creams and toppings, and you’ve got a sweet celebration.

Save a couple of dollars on delivery by having a parent pick it up and bring it in! At the time of writing this post, Dominos had a coupon for Large pizzas for $8 each. Pizza can get pricey, but if you keep your eye out for coupons, you can make it happen.

You can honor certain students by letting them be the number caller. Give each student a pile of M&Ms to mark the numbers as they are called. We know that some teachers have FIVE TIMES that number (what's up, middle school teachers!), and so we've included some party ideas that are still affordable for a big group of students. Note: Most of these ideas are based on a class of 25-30 students. We've put together a list of 20 of our favorite affordable party ideas. Whether or not your school is participating in Moby Real Rewards, there are probably times during the school year when you'd like to celebrate but don't want to break the bank. With Moby Real Rewards (which comes with Moby Suite School Licenses), we try to take on some of that burden by rewarding classrooms with goodies and gift cards. We know how common it is for teachers to spend oodles of their own money on classroom supplies and incentives.

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