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My son turns 8 this Sunday and I want the kids and adults to have a good time, if the weather is nice, we are going to be in our bathing suits. I need some simple, inexpensive ideas,thanks.
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Now you are talking my language, "simple, inexpensive". I did a sponge bob party for a friend's grandson and only had $10.00 to work with. There were 20 children at the party. This is what I did. First of all I went on line and found a picture of sponge bob, printed it out 25 times on the computer, cut out the picture, glued to front of yellow solo cups, covered with clear packing tape. Used yellow solo plates and regular white napkins. The cake was simple. Make a 9X13 cake, decorate 1/2 with yellow icing, the other half with chocolate icing, insert pretzel sticks in the side to make the arms and in the bottom to make the legs. Use white snowballs for the hands and chocolate hostess cupcakes for the feet. Usechocolate icing to draw on the face and the anchor on the hat. The eyes were made by cutting large marshmallows in half longways and placing on the yellow icing. The blue for the center of the eye was made by placing a dab of icing on the back of a blue M&M and placing on the marshmallow. The hat is made from a large sugar cookie for the bill covered in yellow icing and spinkled with blue sugar the top part of the hat is done by cuting a piece of wax paper into a semi circle and placing against the cookie and sprinkling blue sugar decoration on the cake. I made a sign on an index card that said Happy Birthday Aaron! Glued it to a straw and placed it in a snowball. Candles were placed across the top of the pants where the belt line would be. We played a game of pin the hat on Sponge Bob. I used the back side of old christmas paper and drew me a sponge bob and cut hats out of blue construction paper. Each hat was labeled with a guests name as he or she played the game. I also had a sponge bob pinata. I made it simple. Use a heavy brown paper bag from the grocery store. Draw Sponge Bob on the outside. Use paper towel rolls for arms and legs and styrofoam cups for legs and hands. The ones for the feet color easily with black sharpie markers. Glue and tape it all together, but the top. Fill the bag 1/2 way with candy and goodies. The top 1 1/2 inch of the bag needs to be secured with a piece of cardboard and stapled tightly. Hang a string from the top and let the kids take a swing at it. This idea was in a highlights for children magazine. I hope this helps you out and allows you to have the party you want without all the money going on the party instead of the guest of honor. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Now you are talking my language, "simple, inexpensive". I did a sponge bob party for a friend's grandson and only had $10.00 to work with. There were 20 children at the party. This is what I did. First of all I went on line and found a picture of sponge bob, printed it out 25 times on the computer, cut out the picture, glued to front of yellow solo cups, covered with clear packing tape. Used yellow solo plates and regular white napkins. The cake was simple. Make a 9X13 cake, decorate 1/2 with yellow icing, the other half with chocolate icing, insert pretzel sticks in the side to make the arms and in the bottom to make the legs. Use white snowballs for the hands and chocolate hostess cupcakes for the feet. Usechocolate icing to draw on the face and the anchor on the hat. The eyes were made by cutting large marshmallows in half longways and placing on the yellow icing. The blue for the center of the eye was made by placing a dab of icing on the back of a blue M&M and placing on the marshmallow. The hat is made from a large sugar cookie for the bill covered in yellow icing and spinkled with blue sugar the top part of the hat is done by cuting a piece of wax paper into a semi circle and placing against the cookie and sprinkling blue sugar decoration on the cake. I made a sign on an index card that said Happy Birthday Aaron! Glued it to a straw and placed it in a snowball. Candles were placed across the top of the pants where the belt line would be. We played a game of pin the hat on Sponge Bob. I used the back side of old christmas paper and drew me a sponge bob and cut hats out of blue construction paper. Each hat was labeled with a guests name as he or she played the game. I also had a sponge bob pinata. I made it simple. Use a heavy brown paper bag from the grocery store. Draw Sponge Bob on the outside. Use paper towel rolls for arms and legs and styrofoam cups for legs and hands. The ones for the feet color easily with black sharpie markers. Glue and tape it all together, but the top. Fill the bag 1/2 way with candy and goodies. The top 1 1/2 inch of the bag needs to be secured with a piece of cardboard and stapled tightly. Hang a string from the top and let the kids take a swing at it. This idea was in a highlights for children magazine. I hope this helps you out and allows you to have the party you want without all the money going on the party instead of the guest of honor. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
spongebob squarepants birthday party ideas?
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My daughter LOVES Spongebob and her THIRD birthday is coming up. I really need ideas not so much for kids games 'cause she is younger, but more ideas for decorations and Spongebob food ideas. Your ideas would be much appreciated.
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get a big spongebob cake!
get a big spongebob cake!
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