Punch games tissue paper

This fantastic DIY Circus Birthday Party themed celebration was sent to me by Kristin of Kristin Visk Photography. How incredible

Create this prize wall game for your next holiday party.

Ideas for elementary, middle, and high school classrooms.

The most fun way to wrap Christmas presents! It's a big cardboard box with smaller sections and to get each gift, you have to punch through the tissue paper. It's like that game on The Price is Right! There's a video tutorial to show you how to make it.

A few days ago my next door neighbor emailed me asking for a favor. Now I need to tell you, my next door neighbor is awesome. I totally won the next-door-neighbor lottery. If she ever moves, I'm going to sell my house and follow her. (Because that's not at all creepy...) But as I was saying... she emailed with a favor. She wanted to know if I could help her brainstorm ideas for her four-year-old daughter's birthday party. Now this is the kind of thing that I frequently offer to do for people…

Ellen H's Birthday / candy - Photo Gallery at Catch My Party

Learn, review, repeat.

Classroom teachers are always looking for ways to keep learning fun and exciting for their students. Enter Punch It! - a punch cup game with a twist for test prep review, learning, and skills mastery. Read on to find out how to make a punch cup game for the classroom - a true punch cup game DIY tutorial. I created this game to be used at any time of the school year, but it's especially helpful during skills review and test prep time. It's super easy to set up and game play is not complex at…

Long time no see! Random craft post, but I just finished making the game pictured below and my 2 year old, Gabby, had a great time helping out. I was looking for a fun and easy game to bring to our neighborhood Fall Festival that won't require a lot of oversight. I settled on one that reminds me of the Punch-a-Bunch game on The Price Is Right. I would say the game board was under $10 to make and I filled it with about $15 of prizes. I just wanted to share a how-to because I can see using the…

2 pieces of green tissue paper cover the red solo cups to create this tree. Inside you can place whatever items you want - money, lottery tickets, candy, gift cards, lumps of coal, kids toys, etc. For the game you can number and let each person pick a number to punch and that keeps the gifts close to the same amount or you can play high low card and whoever gets the highest card gets to punch a cup and keep what is in side. This can be fun for children and adults of all ages.