Bucket Toss Birthday Game

Supplies Needed:

6 pieces of paper

2 buckets

2 pieces of paper

Tape

Scissors

#1: Take the 2 pieces of paper and draw birthday image on it. Such as a birthday cake, clown, or present

#2: Cut out the birthday image

#3: Tape the birthday image on each of the buckets

#4: Roll up the 6 pieces of paper to look like a ball

#5: A few feet back from the buckets use tape to make a starting line

#6: Make the children stand behind the tape line and toss the paper balls into the bucket

#7: The first child to toss all three of the paper balls in the bucket wins

Birthday Water Gun Activity

Supplies Needed:

Water Guns

Paper

Scissors

Tape

Marker or Crayons

#1: Draw Birthday images on the paper. Make cakes, presents, clown faces, etc

#2: Cut out the Birthday images you made

#3: Draw a big or little red circle on the birthday image

#4: Tape the birthday image outside on a window or wall. Something you won't mind if it gets wet

#5: Use tape to mark a line a few feet back from the birthday images. This will be where the kids stand behind to shoot at the images.

#6: Setup water guns behind the line and have the children shoot at the red circle on the birthday image. Once the child gets the inside of the circle wet, they win the game!  

Independence Day Fan

#1: Print out the printable 4th of July Image
#2: Color the 4th of July image
#3: Cut out the printable 4th of July image
#4: Glue the printable 4th of July image to the center of the paper plate
#5: Attach the paper plate to the large craft stick using glue. The large craft stick should be glued to the back, center of the paper plate
#6: Allow the glue to dry before using the Independence Day fan!

Earth Day Pine Cone Bird Feeder Activity

Supplies Needed:
Pine Cone
Peanut Butter
Margarine
Bird Feed
Plastic Knife
String or Ribbon
Paper Plate

Kids Compost Pile

Supplies Needed:
Chicken Wire or Aluminum Bin with holes in the bottom
Soil
Fertilizer or Manure
Pitch Fork
Compost Items: twigs, grass clippings, egg shells, coffee grounds, tea bags, vegetable peelings, hay and fruit scraps, hedge clippings (Don’t compost meat, bones, fish or grease)