my classs has this thing where we have to make this hawaiian theme with foods clothes and all any suggestions?
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Have you gone online to check "Hawaiian Luau"?  Also, go to your local library (your school may not have much) and ask the librarian to show you books on party themes.  You are sure to find lots of ideas there.  Also, craft stores have leis and artificial flowers for the tables and girl's hair....beach towels make great tablecovers for a luau and for quick and easy snacks, cut chunks of ham, cheese and pineapple and pierce with fancy toothpicks.  Hawaiian shirts are very popular now as are Hawaiian prints.  A yard and a half of fabric will wrap around the girls as a sarong or the guys from the waist.
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Fill a ziploc with blue hair gel and put small sea creatures in the bag with the gel. I did this with my day care students and they loved it !
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renewing vowels??  hehe!\n\nif you mean vows then i suggest getting your family to make everything, cuts down on costs. \n\nPick a theme.. like white, or roses or classic or something..\n\nthen think of what fits the theme and is cheap.. \n\nBrainstorm!!
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Egg-shaped Rice Krispie treats.  Mix a little fruity pebbles in them for color, and use colored marshmellows.  roll them into an egg shape, and wrap them in colored plastic wrap.  It worked wonders on my daughters class!
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Hoola Hoop Competitions, Musical Beach Towels, Hot Coconut (like hot potato)
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sounds like you are very creative....have u thought about baking cookies for the 30 friends and maybe a cake or pies for the teachers.....that is alot of people to give to....or go to like a dollar store and stock up on stuffed animals.
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*Ask everyone to wear hawian shirts if they have them. \n*Have two people hand out lays to the guests at the door.\n*Make your mom wear a hula skirt, or just have random people at the party wear them.\n*TIki Torches\n*Maybe you can find some hula dancers to perform while everyone eats dinner\n\nGood luck!
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scavenger hunt\n3 legged race\nbalance a egg on a spoon and run with it for a set distance\nbeanbag toss\nbob for apples\nguess the jellybeans or gumballs in a jar\nrubber duckie pond (just do something on the bottom of some of the ducks so one person or however many you want can win) float them in a small swimming pool.\ntug-a-war (teachers/parents vs. students)\n\nIm sure you could have alot of fun with this day, good luck
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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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Here's a link to some cute favors you could put together, from Snowman Soup to Grinch Poop:\n\nhttp://www.recipezaar.com/cookbook.php?bookid=31703
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maybe get everyone in the class to chip in and throw him/her a suprise party. i did that for one of my teachers before w/ a couple of friend and she was realli moved. she was touched that we organized everything and had everyone participate.
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If either of you celebrate Hanukkah then it's okay.  Teachers really appreciate the thoughtfulness of students who buy or make something themselves.  Not food, though.  People don't generallly eat food prepared in another persons house unless they are familiar with the cleanliness, etc.  Also, if the teacher keeps kosher and you do not then he/she can not eat the item.  That doesn't mean he/she would not appreciate the gesture though.  If I were you, I would buy a gift certificate for Starbucks (here in our area they are as inexpensive as $5.00 each).  That and a nice card or handwritten note of appreciation would mean a great deal.  Happy Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzai, etc.
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HAVE YOUR DAUGHTER MAKE SOMETHING CRAFTY FOR HER TEACHERS !!!\n\nSHE'LL BE SO PROUD !!!\n\nAND \n\nTHE TEACHERS WILL BE SO HAPPY BECAUSE IT WAS PERSONALLY MADE FOR THEM !!!
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Maybe a cute picture frame (soccer themed?) with your class picture in it. You could even get a cheap picture frame and decorate it yourself with little soccer and school designs and/or her name. Teachers love creativity!
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See good ideas in\nhttp://www.uen.org/utahlink/lp_res/nutri375.html\nhttp://chsweb.lr.k12.nj.us/kshimp/cooking/chemwebquest.htm
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have a pyjama day, the kids pay a pound to come in dressed in their pj's, it will be fun for them and you will raise a fair bit of money!!  \n\nalso do you know anyone that can do face painting that could come in and do a few hours of that, kids love having their faces painted.\n\nfor the older classes you could get them to do a sponsored silence. this is one the teachers will love :-)\n\nyou could organise a bake sale during break time chocolate rice crispy cakes are cheap to make and kids love them.\n\nall of these can be done on the same day. it could be the start of an annual fun day so that you are guaranteed to have funds for next years party too.\n\n\n\n\n\ngood luck
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At the school where my mom works they have the kids bring in 100 things and make a collage or something.  Or if you have fruit loops or Cheerios or just beads you can make necklaces with 100 on each.  Another neat thing to do is hide 100 small prizes (party favors for ex.) around the room and have a hunt for them.  One last suggestion that i have is to divide 100 by the number of students you have and have each kid bring in that number of pictures of their favorite things or people.  Then you can make a collage in the shape of a 100 for your classroom.