I need skit ideas for a group of adults to present in front of kids.?
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One of the funniest skits I ever saw was some P.E. teachers who did an exercise routine, with the more petite teachers straddling the taller teachers who were lying down, so that the legs of the reclined teachers looked like the legs of the straddlers. Use a blanket to cover up the top half of the inclined teachers and the thighs of the straddlers (kneeling). I don't know what your subject is, but if you are trying to entertain as well as teach, this could work. The audience thought it was funny when the legs didn't do what the top teachers tried to make them do. Another possibility is to do a skit with puppets, if you are working with young children.
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tolga party (everyone is dressed in sheets... and for fun you could be wearing one with sponge bob or some dumb superhero you loved as a kid) pizza is always a favorite even though it is NOT greek :)... give a prize for the best dressed (cash gets people's attention... maybe $20)\nOR....\nif some of your friends are also old enough to drive have a scavanger hunt. each car has 4 kids in it and each car has a set of riddles they must solve and drive to in order to pick up proof that they found the answer... if you do this one, you can do the whole CAR theme and serve anything you want to eat... (probably like pizza hehehe)
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Not going just handing out candies.  Kids don't dress up anymore.  Last year i saw kids coming to my door with no costumes.  \n\nDo the mullet.  That would be hot.
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Turn it into a big family and friends event. Get both guys and girls involved. Have a cookout. That is what I did.
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Why not do a "Lip Sync" show with the youth. They would have alot of fun showing what they can do and you could make it a religious theme. There are many groups that do religious music as well as music from the church itself. Sounds like it could be a good time as well as entertaining and enlightening for the youth as well as for the adults.
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I'm a teacher, too, and I like some of these ideas.  I made cartoony looking fruit faces on my color printer with the kids' names and laminated them and put holes in the top with a string.  I then put a plate with real fruits on it on each table (mine were square-not that it matters) Some of the fruits were cut up.  As children came into the room, I put the fruit necklaces on them and told them they had to find their new "bowl" and not to touch.  Everyone who "played nice" and followed all the rules got to share in the fruity snacks!  Now,  we use the necklaces on cubbies and chairs and for play teams and the like.  Other things could work with this method, too, like sports balls, cartoon characters, stuffed critters, etc.  You just need a good clip art pack!
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A magic show!  Those are always fun.  Not gorey or scary for your daughters.  Or a play.  There are lots of possibilities!\n\nPoetess777
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His and Hers snow caps, scarfs, and gloves!  As parents, adults etc. When it is you scrapping off the cars in the morning or getting the kids into the car etc.  There is nothing better.  If you have the extra change you can even get them embroiered at a local sewing shop.  Check the Yellow Pages for seamstresses.  When  you call ask if they do embroiery, how much per word or letter, and how quickly they can have it done.  It would be a nice touch and shouldn't cost too much per letter.  In fact you could just get their initials! \n\n\nFor the Party, Why not try hot dogs for the main course instead of just the nachos.  Or you can get some: \nSmall cocktail franks and barbecue sauce.  Pour all contents into a crock pot and allow to simmer for about 2 hours b4 you serve.  \nThen serve chips and dip (Nachos would be good) \nFresh fruit with sweet chocolate dip.  \nHot Cocoa or Fruit Punch\nThese are tested on my kids and are inexpensive ways to feed several kids in a party type atmosphere.  They are also really good and good for them, (I know, boring mom stuff).  \nThe cupcakes sound like a really good idea!  There is a way to put a firework design on the tops in icing.  So that when you hand them out it will look nice and festive!  \n\nSounds like you have a good grasp at the age of 16 of what is truly important.  \nHope This Helps!\nAmy
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I would bring some age-appropriate materials to give them a sense of how our language mixes with our culture.\n\nSomething like a menu from McDonald's or KFC would be ideal as they are most likely well aware of may items on the menu in their own language.\n\nYou could also introduce them to some American summer camp ideas like different camp foods, games and classic sing-along songs.\n\nThe key is to engage them as directly as possible and encourage them to interact utilizing the language as much as possible.\n\nIn terms of "what" you should teach, I think it is prudent to see where they are coming form.  Many of them may already have a basic understanding of English.  Context may be the issue there.  If they are staring with NO vocabulary, start with the conversational basics.
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Get some ideas from here: \n\nhttp://www.teenpartyideas.com/html/miscellaneous.html\n\nAlso, a day or so after the party, send out Thank You notes to each of your guests! =)
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of course its all fake/ choreographed, but the kids will never know the difference...they will love seeing their fav characters live, the only thing I would warn is about the fans in the audience, they get kind of crazy, and your kids are  bound to hear cursing etc... so I don't know how old your kids are , but I would not take them if they are under 13.
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OOO I have some great ones....I'm graduating in 2 days, and we all had a senior prank meeting, to see what we're gonna do... here are the best ones:\n\n1. Get 4 small or medium sized pigs. Yes, pigs. You oil them up with baby oil, use as much as possible. Then with black paint, you number them with HUGE numbers....."1", then "2", then "3", then "5".....The way that we did it is by putting one pig on each floor and then one in the gymnasium. So the teachers can't catch or get a hold of the pigs because they're all oiled up! And they'll always be looking for pig #4 ! Hahahaha, hilarious......\n\n2. If you go to one of those party suppliers, or novelty gift places, you could special order thousands of those small bouncy balls. When we checked the prices, they were about 1 gross for like ten bucks....which is a great price. The seniors last year bought six thousand of those bouncy balls and let them loose in the hallway stairs....and they never stop bouncing! Go to youtube.com and search for bouncy ball prank, here are some great videos!\n\n3. A couple years back, some seniors bought chickens, and roosters, and ducks and let them loose all over the school....But that's been done time and time again.....\n\n4. Something that will probably get you suspended: We were thinking about this wonderful step by step tutorial:\n        First, you take a syringe, the kind you can buy from a pharmacy. Then you suck all the yolk out of an egg, which will take some time, believe me....when you're doen with that, you take a new syringe, and pump NAIR hair remover into the empty shell of the egg.....tape the little hole of the egg. Repeat until you have about 3 dozen eggs. then aim, shoot, and a good few people will have patches on their heads....or just a big mess on the school's lawn....\nNote: you could also replace with bleach, stink bomb fluid, paint (in your school's colors), piss, get creative....\n\n5. Throw tons of fish in the pool.....\n\n6. DYE the pool.....AND put fish in it.....\n\n7. Steal tons of FOR SALE signs from people's houses, and post them up all over the school lawn.........\n\n8. Send out a letter to every student's parents in the school (there's always a student who works in the main office....bribe her) before prom....saying that "contraceptives in the form of condoms will be distributed before, during, and after the prom" and to send back the bottom fill-in portion of the letter to confirm their approval. Sign in your principal's name and signature. Sweet.\n\n9. Conduct a bake sale with "special brownies", lol.....
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Here is my suggestion:\n\nTalk about something you are passionate about, and focus on the kids in the group that you really want to hear your message.  If you have something specifically for the teacher, to impress her/him, that is okay, but it won't get the points that inspiring your audience will.\n\nSo, pick a topic that you know about and want to talk about.  Maybe you have an opinion that you would love to share but don't usually have the forum or the opportunity to share.  Maybe you would just love to speak to the masses about your favorite movie.  (Some people are really into a particular movie.)  Maybe you would love to give your opinion of "Napoleon Dynamite" or "Planet of the Apes."  \n\nI think you have said that you have already chosen a topic.  Is it interesting to YOU?  Is it something that you feel passionate about?  If so, you are almost there.\n\nThen, practice, practice, practice.  Talk to yourself about it.  Talk to your baby sister.  Talk about your topic.  Run it over your tongue.  Then, pull it together into a speech.  And...  you guessed.  Practice the speech.  Did it sound okay?  Did it go from one point to another without seeming to be mixed up?  Try it again.  Practice to yourself.  You know the mirror thing?  Yup.  Practice in front of a mirror.  Don't forget to make eye contact with the part of the audience that you are particularly trying to reach.  Don't forget appropriate gestures.  Don't bite your nails.  Don't play with your buttons.  Don't put your hands in your pockets.  If there is a podium, start with your hands on the podium and lean forward to engage your audience.  Then, pull back, walk away from the podium and work the audience.  Get their attention.  Engage them.  The speech is for them.  If props are appropriate, be sure to engage your audience with the props.  Can they see the pictures, handle the items, read the charts?  Make eye contact and move the engaged person's line of vision to the item with your eyes, with gestures, by moving the item closer.\n\nGood luck.  Honestly, you can have fun with this.  Someone in your class wants to hear what you have to say.  Someone else needs to hear what you have to say.  Someone else doesn't know they will be interested until you draw them in.  That makes three people you need to reach -- and the teacher.  You have an audience in those people and others might follow. \n\nYou can do this!  You will be totally prepared!  No one will be more ready than you.\n\nEnjoy.  Stay focused!  It should be fun.  I'd love to hear your speech first hand, but it would be great to know what you get for a mark and how you feel about it when you are done!
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Take some balloons and blow them up and watch them slowly lose the air in side over a few days.  Then explain what Osmosis is.   : )   While you have the balloons out fill some with helium and show the kids how they can make their voices change.  Have your video camera ready this will be a hoot!!!
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An excuse to go to kids films at the cinema (I drag my friends kids off to all the animation ones, they hate it)\n\nAn excuse for a Macdonalds\n\nYou can 'time them' to do various chores and they think it's a game! ("I'll time you to get my slippers for me")\n\nMaking Christmas quite cool. "I put all the lights up 'for the kids'."\n\nBorrowing their skateboards and micro-scooters. (to go to the shop)\n\nGetting more pets ("but it's good for the children to grow up with animals")
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Proably something funny or cute that goes for a niche of people. Then shoot yer link to people when you can.
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If you have the space, I would definitely recommend getting a DJ and have a dance party. When I turned 18, my parents did something like this for me, and they also hired an improv group from a local club to come over and specially perform for my friends and I-it was hilarious, and half their act was dedicated to reinacting stories that my friends had secretly submitted. If you have access to something like this, I would definitely recommend it, because every single person LOVED it. \nFood-wise, load up! Get tons of everything, so that everyone feels appreciated and accounted for depending on their different tastes. My party had a sampling of stuff from assorted restaurants and my friends were just blown away. \nI would definitely talk to you daughter about anything specific she definitely wants to include, but show her that you can be the cool mom she knows you can be, and aim to impress! She'll love it I'm sure. Good Luck!!