I'm hosting an Easter Egg Hunt in my neighborhood for all of my friends.  During this hunt, there are three games, and I'm wondering what the prizes should be for a group of 17-22 year olds that are both male and female.  Any one have any ideas? Help is apperciated! Thanks
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It depends on how much you want to pay for the prizes. One idea is gift certificates to fast food places or an icecream place. It might even be fun to give away some kind of juvenile stuff like a big chocolate bunny. I think everyone likes candy. You could even put the prizes in little baskets and throw in some candy.
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scavenger hunt at the park....a friend did that once...parents and children all had fun!!!
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Congrats on winning them all.  My answer is probably about a buck apiece.  Maybe less if you group them all together.  Why?  Because they mean something to you, since you won them, they dont mean much to anyone else that didnt.
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sounds like fun! how about a "theme" - anything you like with music and clothes to match - i've had fun at 70's night; western evening and saints and sinners ...   if you like taping stuff you could try a complilation of music clips asking your guests to "name that tune" for prizes or a compilation of video clips if you have the ability to do this asking everyone to guess the movie it came from or the next piece of dialogue....  or totally revert to childhood and play things like pass the parcel, spin the bottle with adult prizes...they don't have to be expensive if you don't have lots of money..it sounds silly, but it can be fun! good luck with it...hope you and your friends have a great time.
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No kidding?  Even if you were "gaming for points", why does it matter?  Do you win a million dollars or something if you have the most points?  There are some sick questions on here, and they're not "gaming for sex" or something like that.  Sorry...I feel dumb...don't wanna backspace.  Good luck, and I'm gaming for points, so give me an extra ten!
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My parents had a re-gifting party with friends once -- geez it has to be 25 years ago at least -- where everybody took the worst present from that year's Christmas / Hanukkah / birthday / whatever and brought it to the party.  I think the origin of the party was that while you'd feel guilty throwing away a gift from your own relative or good friend, you would not feel AT ALL guilty throwing out a gift from someone else's relative or friend!  Then we did a white elephant sort of thing (I think, memory is a bit hazy on that part) and took home someone else's bad present.  It was HILARIOUS!  I still remember the one I ended up with, it was a huge -- and I mean huge -- plywood circle that was painted black with white and orange drips on it.  It was "art".  I probably gave away one of the very age-inappropriate jigsaw puzzles I was always getting from elderly aunts who don't understand that a 50-piece Holly Hobbie puzzle is not a good gift for a 15 year old.
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I agree with flash cards, trivia, jeopardy, and maybe set standards for a wanted grade and aim for a prize.(chocolate or candy or gum works for the prize for me) Hope I helped!
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well, it depends, r there goin to be boys there or just girls?...for me, im not a chocoholic, but a chocolate theme is a great idea...\nif ur having ur party at ur house, make some cheap or buy some cheap circle pillows or rectangular pillows that r brown with white dots on them, or just get brown pillows and put white dots on them with paint or white out.....get a really big bowl, put some chips and salsa together, spread a bunch of mini chocolate bars over the table and on shelves, make sure the place is clean, (but not too clean that it's goin to look like ur not even goin to fill half the room...people sometimes get bored and play with little things hangin 'round)....get cool glasses and dip the rim in lemon juicethen dip in sugar so u have a sugary rim, add some ice and make sure there's a variety of sodas and juices....u'd be surprised how many ppl choose juice over soda...make sure there's color, and if u go with the chocolate theme, had a little red with some browns and silvers and white....hope u have a sweet 16th birthday!!\n\ngod bless!!\n\n:-)
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You are brave indeed!\n\nI'm the mother of four teenagers and former teenagers and have had three others live with me and have had lots of them just kind of hanging around, eating me out of house and home.\n\nWhat I would offer you is the knowledge that teenagers love being together.  What they do while they are together is usually second to the experience of just being able to spend time together.\n\nThings that the very varied group here have enjoyed are:\n\nmusic--this is key!  I'd suggest playing a variety and giving the music-makers among them a chance to play for the others.  A dance is a nearly universally enjoyed experience and they can dance in the outback, dressed in shorts and tee shirts as well as they can in prom gowns and tuxes.  If you slap a theme on the thing, they'usually like to talk about what they'll wear for weeks--you'll get a lot of mileage out of that.  I guess I wouldn't suggest the theme my daughter's Homecoming Committee had for their dance--Survivor--since you'll be living it all of the time, but something like a luau theme or a club theme will give the girls something to primp for.\n\nContests are good, too.  One son was in a group in high school that went on long scavenger hunts.  You might have them find things native to the area you'll be in which will help them to learn about the place they are living.  Or you could make it a treasure hunt, with clues to follow and something good to find.  \nRelay races, the kinds of games they like playing when at home (frisbees seem to be used a lot around here), even board game night can be successful.  I think I'd try to come up with some tournaments, too, where people play something and progress or are eliminated, but can still root for others.  I seem to have Frisbees on the brain today, but Frisbee golf might work for this or even a card game that isn't too complicated.  I think I'd try to organize some things as team efforts and some as individual efforts.  And it's really important to include kids whose talents aren't in the area of physical might.  Checkers, chess, a talent show;  there are plenty of activities that tap different abilities.\n\nYou didn't say if you would have access to equipment to show DVD's, but if you do, Movie Night would be good, or maybe the chance for kids to check somethings out of a movie library.  Oh!  And don't forget reading material, crossword puzzles (another contest/race perhaps?), Sudoku puzzles...\n\nYes, I am really getting enthusiastic here!  Can I come along?\n\n(You could also form a committe drawn from the kids or their parents to help come up with ideas.  They know what they like to do, right?  And don't forget--teenagers eat A LOT, especially kids who are working hard.)
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Bury a bunch of marbles in two (or more) large tubs full of Jello. Then have a relay race, the kids have to take off their shoes, pick a marble out with their toes and hop back to the the start carrying the marble in their toes, then they tag the next person who then takes off their shoe ... first team done wins!\nLook here for LOTS of great activites with plenty of opportunity to build on the game and teach a spiritual theme.\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0070465134/102-2979478-7200137?v=glance&n=283155
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Well, I work at a mall.  If you can get a 2nd parent to come, then you should split up into two teams and have a scavenger hunt.  Things like, "What is the #1 selling book this week?" and then they have to go to the bookstore in the mall and find out.  Whoever finishes the list first wins.\n\nJust please don't run and scream during this.  The store clerks will be VERY annoyed with you.
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Mmmm.... supper..... \n\n\nwouldn't that be sweet 17?   Oh yea, 17's not that sweet....   You don't really get anything good until 18 - even that's not so hot.  maybe they'll just skip to 21 where the REAL fun begins. \n\nCheers!
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well I have a few ideas. this is for the children and the adults. if you take the presents that you will be giving everyone and hide them then have a little scavenger hunt. give everyone a piece of paper with a riddle on it (for the children pair them up or keep theirs simple) like, "I'm Big, always cold, if you leave me open things inside will go bad" (answer a frig) so then everyone who has that one will go to the frig and they will find another riddle until they find their gift. that's always a fun one and even though it's kinda childish the adults will love it, it will bring them back to their childhood. I would also suggest having some wine sangria specifically. or you could do a Yankee swap. everyone brings a gift wrap and puts it on a table. then everyone pulls a number. if you have 12 people you would have 1-12 on little pieces of paper everyone picks a number and number one goes picks a gift (no one knows who it's from) then number two goes and they can decided to keep the one they pick or take number 1's gift. and so on until everyone has a gift then once the last one picks number one gets to decide if they want to keep what they have or pick anyone else. then everyone opens them at once and laughs about what they got. I have more ideas but this is getting long. email me and I'll see what else I can come up with
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Hiding and finding games (like easter eggs but you could hide and find anything) - then have the older kids hide again for the younger kids.  Finding games, like they go and find a leaf or rock and then bring and show to parent/adult.  Don't know if you can do rubbings.  use paper and crayon if there are any surfaces to make designs.  "Bathtub" games on the swing like trying to swing exactly together or exactly opposite.  Balancing games on teeter totter, get the exact weights in the right places to balance.  count how many times the merry-go-round goes around.  Fly kites.  Bring pets.  THese kids are too young for really structured games.  Involve the parents.  Do run and stop games (someone hollers go and stop) and have the kids run to an adult who is standing on the playground.  These are just some ideas.  Hide-and-seek.
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Deception. Men are psychologically weaker to women than they say they are than women are to men. I played as a girl online to lead on a group of dudes once in Nexus. Did quite well in the Fox hunts. ^_^
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As a young child I was likely to find my Easter basket hidden behind a chair or some other easy to find place.\n\n One Easter though the bunny decided to give us a challenge and hid one in the dishwasher (clean, no dirty dishes in there) and the other in a clothes hamper that had never been used for dirty clothes. \n\nMass hysteria broke out as our parents heard our sobs that there were no baskets to be found, lol. With children of different ages you might want to color code the eggs, treats, and hide the ones for the older one in more difficult places. \n\nI once made a hunt for some nieces with written clues in rhyme to find the treats. At the location of the next treat was another slip of paper with a clue in rhyme for the next one, and so forth. Some treats were inside, some outside. They had a lot of fun, and so did I watching them.