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Are you looking for a fun party idea to have with your troop? Today’s post I will share with you a few ideas on how to throw a Easter party with your troop. Complete with games, crafts, and songs. Before jumping into covering the Easter party here are some other great games to also add to your party: 5 easy and fun cotton ball games 7 games and fun with hula hoops 12 great games to play with a balloon 10 parachute games Easter Games Easter Cupcake Walk (great for all ages) Prep: You will need numbers on paper, and tape. Before starting tape the numbers to floor and put a set of those numbers in a basket to call numbers as you go. How to play: When the music starts everyone begins to walk around the room stepping on each of the numbers as they go. When the music stops everyone should step on the number closest to them. A number is pulled from the Easter basket and the girl standing on that number gets to choose a cupcake (or other treat). I found these silly putty Easter eggs on Amazon and they are great gifts not always candy! Crayola, Silly Putty Variety Pack, 6 count Bunny Hop (Best for younger girls) Prep: Use pieces of masking tape and bunny footprints. Make your own or use the ones to the right here. How to play: Start playing some Easter music and have girls pretend to be Bunnies and hop around the room. When you stop the music, have the bunnies find footprints to stand on (one girl to a paw-print set). You can eliminate one set of bunny tracks each round till one girl is left. Match the Eggs (great for all ages) Prep: All you need for this game is construction paper, markers and scissors. Draw and decorate a variety of eggs on construction paper and cut the eggs out of the construction paper, and then cut each egg in half. How to play: Hand each girl one egg half, and tell them to find the match to their half. This is a great way to start the party. Guess the Eggs (great for all ages) Prep: Fill a large glass jar with some kind of candy egg, counting them before putting them in. How to play: When each girl arrives have them guess how many eggs in jar. Whoever is the closest to correct egg count would when the jar of candy. Egg and Spoon Race (great for all ages) Prep: You will need plastic spoons and a hard boiled or raw egg depending on how messy you want to get 🙂 How to play: Put girls in two teams and give first person in each team a spoon and egg. The girl must balance the egg on the spoon and walk to one end of room and back and give to next girl in line. First team to get every girl thru with egg on spoon wins. If you go with raw eggs and they break it have lots of extras, girl must clean up mess and then pass spoon to next girl with new egg. You can have a winning team that uses the least amount of eggs as well (This version best done outside) Olympic Style Easter Egg Hunt (best for older girls) Instead of the usual Easter egg hunt you do every year. This year try a different style…lets call it the Easter Olympics! Prep: You will need a few things for this activity: Lots of Easter eggs (If you need them amazon has a great deal on 288 eggs – Easter Eggs Assortment 288 ct.) Treats(prizes), Coins and/or dollar bills, Toys, Gold Coins, Jelly Beans, Pink Felt, Markers, Poster Board, Scissors. Fill the eggs with the prizes money candy whatever you decide to give girls How to play: This Easter egg hunt you will award three winners a Golden egg, silver egg, and bronze egg champions just like the Olympics. So keep track of scores through each part of the Olympic game. Part 1: The first hunt use half the Easter eggs. Scatter them around the yard and/or inside meeting space and everyone has 15 minutes to collect as many eggs as they can. Whoever comes in first, second and third places, receives the prizes in those eggs and gets one point each. Part 2: The next part of the Olympic Easter Egg Hunt is a bunny hop competition where girls have to hop from one Easter egg to another. Relay style everyone together on a line hops to 4 different eggs picking up as they go. Girl to get to end first, second third wins. Those girls gets one point each and receives a special prize. Part 3: divide your girls into groups and let them each build a bunny. Hand out enough markers, scissors pieces of poster board, felt bunny ears-you can make these by cutting pieces of pink felt purchased at a craft store-and any other bunny type attire. Each group has to make a bunny out of the provided materials. Which ever groups finish building a bunny in the least amount of time and actually makes something that resembles a bunny, wins the points and prize for round. Part 4: Now have girls finish the Easter egg hunt and find the other half of eggs. Who ever finds most wins. Add up all the points from all 4 parts. The three winners get prizes awarded in gold, silver, and bronze. I would recommend a typical Easter egg hunt for your Daisy and Brownie girls. EGG Balloon Balance (great for all ages) Blow up about 10-15 balloons and place them on the floor. Each guest has 2 minutes (use a timer) to pick up and hold as many balloons as possible. They must pick up the balloons all by themselves without help, put them in their clothes, between their legs, under their arms, between their teeth, etc. Each guest takes a turn while the others watch and laugh themselves silly! The guest who holds the most balloons when their time is up is the winner. Guess what egg is boiled and which is raw? (great for all ages) Have 12 eggs with 6 that are boiled and 6 that are raw. Number them 1 – 12, then have girls look at them and guess which ones are which no touching just looking! Then after everyone guesses take each one ask a girl to volunteer who thought it was boiled and break it over their hand. Girls will have fun just be sure to have wipes to clean hands. This would be great for the courageous and strong petal. Spring and Easter Bingo, Card and 4 Corner Game Activity Booklet You will enjoy playing three fun games with your girls. With the 4 corner game your girls will be running from corner to corner burning off a lot of energy. Then play the card game included in the packet where the girls will use their minds to find and match cards. Lastly the bingo game which no matter your age everyone loves playing bingo. Learn more and get your game booklet to play with your girls. Easter Songs EASTER’S COMING…DANCE! DO THE BUNNY POKEY! Sung to: “Hokey Pokey” You put your bunny ears in (Place hands on head to make ears) You put your bunny ears out. You put your bunny ears in. And you shake them all about. You do the Bunny Pokey And hop yourself around, That’s what it’s all about! Additional verses: You put your bunny nose in… You put your bunny tail in… You put your bunny paws in… Did You Ever See A Bunny (Sung To: Did You Ever See A Lassie) Did you ever see a bunny, a bunny, a bunny. Did you ever see a bunny, wiggle his nose He wiggles and giggles, and wiggles and giggles Did you ever see a bunny, wiggle his nose Did you ever see a bunny, a bunny, a bunny. Did you ever see a bunny, flap his big ears He flips them and flaps them, and flips them and flaps them, Did you ever see a bunny, Flap his big ears. Did you ever see a bunny, a bunny, a bunny. Did you ever see a bunny, munch on his lunch! He munches and crunches, and munches and crunches, Did you ever see a bunny, munch on his lunch. Did you ever see a bunny, a bunny, a bunny. Did you ever see a bunny, fluff his tail He fluffs and flaps and fluffs and flaps Did you ever see a bunny, fluff his tail Easter Craft Easter Bonnet Contest (great for all ages) Prep: Gather a pile of craft supplies the girls can use to make a Easter Bonnet. As for the actual bonnet you can either collect money and purchase before meeting for each girl, buy out of supplies, or have each girl bring a hat to use as a bonnet. How to: Give the girls time to create their bonnets, then have girls put on and put on some Easter music and let them each model their Easter bonnet. Have fun with your girls. I hope you found these ideas helpful. More Resources For You Beyond This Site One thing we all know as leaders we need all the help we can get to make the program fun, educational, and to help build the girl leaders of tomorrow. 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If your looking for ideas to make your meeting more fun while teaching your girls how to be courageous and strong you have come to the right place. Using some of these activities below to help your girls try new things even if their afraid because their sister scouts will help them. Teach them that they can also be courageous by following rules even when their friends do not follow them. I recommend the following activities that will reinforce being courageous and strong: Practice with activities Be creative with a craft Get moving with a game Put into action with a service project or real life experience. Optionally: If I have a song that related, sing that as well. Below are a few ideas to get you started. Courageous and Strong Activity Booklet Do you want to skip all the planning? If so, use the Courageous and Strong Activity booklet and take your girls on a garden adventure helping a family of fairies on a mission to teach the world how to live by very important values. Using the leader booklet and the girl’s activity booklet your girls will complete lots of activities to help their fairy friends plant flowers, water gardens, and learn how to put important values to live by into action. With step-by-step activities planned for you all you have to do is gather the supplies listed, you can’t ask for a easier way to run your meeting. Learn more about the activities included and get yours today! Other Fun Activities To Try Two things that are Scary: Try new foods and singing Karaoke – Grab a mic and some kids music. Let the girls take turns singing in front of group. Taste testing new foods – Try something new. Maybe even go with a theme like “Foods that are green. Now that is Courageous and Strong “ Is the egg Raw or Boiled? You will need to have a dozen eggs. You can boil 6 of them and leave 6 raw. Mix them up in the egg cartoon and number them. Have the girls take a piece of paper and write 1 – 12 and guess which are raw and which are boiled without picking them up. Then once done, have girls take turns seeing if they are right and break the egg over their hand, its all about being courageous enough to take the chance. Stories of People and Animals Being Courageous and Strong Juliette Gordon Low was the founder of GS and she had to be very Courageous and Strong to bring Scouting to Girls. Read her amazing story to your girls: Here Come the Girl Scouts!: The Amazing All-True Story of Juliette Gordon Low and Her Great Adventure Is there things you wish you could just do without fear? We all have a hard time doing things that are new in front of people with fear of failing or being laughed at. Here is a story of a brave giraffe that never gave up on his dream to dance at a party even when everyone said he couldn’t. Giraffes Can’t Dance Few Pinterest Finds you will love too… One of my favorite sites to visit is Using Resources Wisely. She is another amazing resource for you all to be sure to follow. She shared 10 great ideas to help you earn the Courageous and Strong Petal. Check them out here What Do You Stand For? Character Building Card Game (Game) If you have read some of the other blog post for petal ideas I share this over and over, because its so great. I found this on amazon a while back and let me tell you its a great way to get your girls talking, it has amazing scenarios to work through, there are many cards that will fit into the other petals as well, so make sure to pick out the ones you want for the specific law you are working on. Get yours here: What Do You Stand For? Character Building Card Game What do we do after your girls complete the activities? Well of course give them the badge to display proudly on their vest, they earned it! Additionally If you are like many leaders we want to award our girls when they complete something even beyond just the patch. One great way to show achievement is with a certificate. Don’t worry you don’t have to make them, I found a resource that has done all the work for you and all you have to do is print them and customize the certificates with each girl’s name, badge or award earned, date, and troop leader. Editable certificates perfect for awarding girls after earning a badge. Garden Fairy Fun Patches You are going to love these cute adorable fun patches to put on the back of your girl’s vest. I partnered with a amazing company Advantage Emblems and they are producing and shipping the patches. You can buy them individually or as a complete set. The Fairy Fun Patch Complete Set Honest and fair Friendly and helpful Considerate and caring Courageous and strong Responsible for what I say and do Respect myself and others Respect authority Use resources wisely Make the world a better place Be a sister to every girl Teach your girls about integrity and values This book was wrote by my sister – Who was a Girl Scout as a girl and a Leader for many years before starting a family of her own. This beautifully illustrated book empowers kids to be nice and kind human beings. ‘The Adventures To Me ’ is an endearing story of a little elephant on a journey to becoming the best version of “me”. Equipped with nothing other than a colorful scooter, a backpack, and a map, the little elephant starts their “Adventures to Me”. Along the way, meets new friends of all different backgrounds as encounters challenges, has to make choices, and learns lessons along the way. The road to discovering the best version of “me” is paved with lessons about confidence, truthfulness, resilience and strength, respect, kindness, responsibility, accepting differences, using what you have, dreaming big, setting goals, and looking ahead towards the future with a positive mindset. For the little elephant, the journey of life is full of a wealth of possibilities –– ready to embark on a beautiful journey alongside our elephant friend? Learn about the choices we all make to be good people and explore the great “Adventures To Me”! View on Amazon
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Jesus has risen, Jesus is alive! A print out, colour in and make Easter cross mobile / bookmark with colouring page and word search to help in teaching the story of Easter. This is a BLACK and WHITE instant digital download that you can print at home or at a copy print shop (suggested paper/card weight 160-225gsm). Comprising two PDF's: - one in A4 format (210 x 297mm) - one in Letter format (8.5" x 11") Each PDF has 5 pages: - a page of black and white artwork to make the mobile - a page of black and white artwork to make the cross only - a colour in page - a word-search - instructions to assemble Ways you may use this download: - For personal use only - For personal use that does not entail resale, redistribution, sharing, commercial printing or posting on a website of this digital PDF artwork. - For personal use as a leader/teacher for your own class or church group e.g. Sunday school or Messy Church. You may print out as many as you need to use for your own class/group. © Copyright - Mouse Makes Studio --------------------------------------------------------- As this is a digital item, sorry, no refunds are given. ---------------------------------------------------------
James Connolly was one of the signatories of the Irish Proclamation which was declared during the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin. James Connolly was also the founder and leader of the Irish Citizen Army.
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Páscoa é, antes de qualquer outra coisa, passagem da morte para a vida. É Ressurreição, alegria. O mestre renasceu, venceu a morte e por isso, estamos felizes. Essa alegria da Páscoa deve ser a essência das comemorações, durante toda a semana. Elaborei o plano de aula ou de atividades abaixo, pensando numa comemoração tradicionalmente cristã, ou seja, que leve em consideração o relato bíblico do significado da Páscoa ou "a verdadeira história da Páscoa". Plano de Atividades "A verdadeira história da páscoa" (Desenvolvimento: Profª Elizabeth Freitas) Objetivos: Permitir que os pequenos conheçam a verdadeira história da Páscoa e seu significado. Trazer à memória a alegria da ressurreição de jesus. Conhecer os símbolos da páscoa; Comemorar a Páscoa com os amigos, identificando o seu real significado e partilhando da alegriada ressurreição e de toda a simbologia verdadeira da festa. Atividades e Recursos: Vídeo, música, atividades impressas, confecção de painel ou mural, recorte e colagem, confecção de lembrancinha utilizando técnicas de reciclagem, pintura, Sugestões de Atividades a serem desenvolvidas As atividades abaixo são sugestões para serem realizadas na Semana da páscoa. Elas não precisam ser realizadas nesta ordem, necessariamente e o professor deve organizá-las de acordo com o seu plano de trabalho. 1. Vamos assistir a um vídeo que fala da verdadeira história da Páscoa. O vídeo foi feito pela Voa Flor. A página deles no facebook pode ser encontrada clicando aqui. ***Passe o vídeo para os alunos e deixe que comentem, que falem o que trazem, o que pensam, o que conhecem sobre a verdadeira história e a que conclusões chegaram após assistir ao vídeo. 2. Desenho Livre - Expressando a Páscoa: desenhar livremente o que significa a Páscoa para ele. Se algum aluno desenhar coelhinhos e chocolate, permita que deixe assim, afinal nossa intenção é que se expresse. 3. Texto sobre a Páscoa: o texto pode ser entregue já impresso aos alunos, evitando o desgaste da cópia. *** Conversar sobre o texto, falar sobre o texto com eles, deixar que se expressem livemente. 4. Jogral; o verdadeiro sentido da Páscoa - Ensaiar as falas com os alunos. Eles podem estar caracterizados e o jogral pode ser apresentado para todas as turmas, num auditório. Isto valoriza o trabalho deles. Os cartazes do Alfabeto verdadeiro Sentido da páscoa podem ser a base para um bom jogral. Clique aqui e acesse os cartazes para imprimir. 5. Você conhece os símbolos da páscoa? Vamos ver um slide na aula de informática sobre eles? Se a escola não tiver uma sala de informática, o texto sobre os símbolos da Páscoa pode ser dado aos alunos impresso ou podemos fazer uma atividade de texto lacunado, o que torna o aprendizado mais interessante. veja abaixo uma sugestão: 6. Por que o cordeiro é um símbolo da Páscoa? Vamos ler o texto e realizar uma atividade? Atividade: montar o cordeiro com rolinho de papel: veja o molde abaixo: Porém, clicando aqui você poderá ver muitas sugestões de atividades com ovelhinhas e cordeiros! 7. Quebra-cabeças dos símbolos da páscoa; os alunos podem colorir, colar sobre papel firme e depois podem montar. 8. Que tal montar um mural ou painel de páscoa junto com a turma? Deixo dois modelos abaixo, mas você pode usar o que tiver ou preferir. Os alunos podem pintar com guache e pincel, podem fazer com mosaico, recortes de revista bem pequeninos e colagem, podem usar colagem com algodão na ovelhinha, deixe que façam, que criem. É bonito um painel em eva, maravilhoso. Porém, pense em como irão se sentir diante de algo que fizeram com suas próprias mãos? Isto fará bem para a auto-estima deles! Ovelhinha - Clique aqui para baixar ampliado! Cruz Páscoa - Clique para baixar ampliado! Trenzinho com crianças - Clique para baixar ampliado! 9. Vamos encenar o julgamento de Jesus? É uma atividade a ser feita por turmas de faixa etária maior. Os alunos vestidos a caráter, um local apropriado, com uma mesa para o júri, a cadeira do réu, etc. Personagens: Jesus - réu Pilatos, povo, Barrabás, guardas, sacerdotes, Descrevo a cena abaixo, adaptando detalhes, para que as crianças possam apresentar. Você pode fazer as modificações que desejar. (Marcos 15) Jesus está ferido e sangrando. Ele é levado até Pilatos. E Pilatos pergunta: __Tu és o Rei dos judeus? Jesus: __Tu o dizes. Os sacerdotes falam alto, acusando jesus: Ele se diz o cristo, se diz filho de deus! Ele blasfema! Ele ri de todos nós!! E Jesus continua em silêncio. Pilatos: __Nada respondes? Ouves tudo quanto dizem de ti? Jesus permanece em silêncio. A multidão grita, se agita: Soltem barrabás!!!! e Pilatos pergunta; E o que quereis que eu faça a jesus? __Crucifica-o!!!! E Pilatos diz à multidão: ___Mas que mal fez ele? E gritam ainda mais alto, pedindo que crucifiquem Jesus. Então Pilatos solta a Barrabás e Jesus segue, sendo açoitado. Um dos alunos pode ler uma sentença; Crucificação e açoites. Colocam uma coroa de espinhos em sua cabeça, Jesus sai, levado e empurrado pelos guardas enquanto a multidão grita: __Salve, rei dos judeus!! *** 10. Que tal montar um mural com dobraduras dos símbolos da páscoa? Você pode encontrar passo a passo clicando aqui. 11. Coro falado: sugestão de um coro para uma classe de faixa etária menor: 12. Que tal deixar que criem poesias sobre a Páscoa? trabalhar rimas é uma atividade prazerosa e ao mesmo tempo amplamente educativa. 13. Para fazer colagem com algodão: 14. Acróstico de páscoa: uma ótima idéia! Deixe que escrevam, criem, a partie das iniciais PÁSCOA. 15. Trabalhando com receita: Vamos fazer brigadeiro? A receita pode ser dada impressa ou em texto lacunado para preencherem. O professor pode pedir que dobrem a receita e assim precisarão fazer cálculos. Em seguida, mãos a obra! Vamos fazer brigadeiro? Você pode pedir que eles usem encartes de supermercado, recortem os ingredientes e colem no caderno, fazendo o cálculo geral de quanto irão gastar para fazer brigadeiros. 16. Vamos colorir ou fazer colagem? 17. Vamos montar uma caixinha de ovelhinha? Podemos colocar nosso brigadeiro dentro e ofertar a um amigo! Neste momento, cada um faz a caixinha e coloca dentro um brigadeiro que fez junto com a turma. Vada um oferece a um amigo a lembrancinha. É preciso estar atento e organizar quem entregará a quem, para que ninguem fique sem a lembrancinha. 18. Vamos fazer recorte e colagem? Jesus morreu mas ressuscitou! 19. E agora, cálculos utilizando encartes de supermercado! Os alunos irão às compras, eles precisam comprar os ingredientes para a Ceia de Páscoa! Mas cada um deles recebe um valor, em notas de mentirinha. E a missão é fazer com que aquele dinheiro dê para comprar, apresentando os cálculos que foram feitos!! Neste dia peça para cada aluno trazer encartes de supermercados! A lista de compras é uma só pra toda a classe; Pão, vinho, copos descartáveis, guardanapos, pratos descartáveis, vela, fósforo. 20. Montar a ceia com a turma: Agora, que tal montar com a turma a mesa da Ceia? Ela pode conter o pão e o vinho, os alimentos simbólicos e também outros alimentos, para que, enfim, se faça uma festa! Afinal, estamos celebrando a vida!!! Cada aluno pode trazer um prato anteriormente especificado pelo professor! Espero que tenham gostado das sugestões. Fiquem a vontade para adaptar cada uma delas à realidade de sua turma. Um abraço tamanho do mundo para todos os que sempre estão nos prestigiando com sua presença e carinho!! Obrigada pelos recadinhos e mensagens e perdoem se às vezes não consigo responder a todos imediatamente. Amigos queridos, quem copiar esta postagem, dê os créditos. Planejamento de páscoa desenvolvido por Liza, do Espaço educar.
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