I need some ideas for where to have my daughters birthday party?

Question by dunno22222222222222222: I need some ideas for where to have my daughters birthday party?
She’s three, I’m pregnant (6 months, rules out ice skating), I have kids of all ages ranging from 1.5-11 coming, boys and girls, and I’m located in a suburb of Chicago (because its a late november party it just about rules anything out outside). Does anyone have any ideas?

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Answer by kalebkayleemom08
What about something like bowling….the young kids would need help but they would really like it. Most bowling allys offer party packages…like pizza or some kind of food and a pitcher of soda.

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Games to play at an Ice Skating Birthday Party?

Question by jibbit412: Games to play at an Ice Skating Birthday Party?
I’m a new coach at my rink, and was recently hired to coach a group of young kids at a birthday party. I would like to know what games or figure skating moves I could teach the children that would be easy for them to understand. These is not my first time teaching birthday parties, and therefore I know that it is difficult to teach during public ice. I would like to hear ideas from experienced coaches, or if you are not a figure skating coach, then fun activities that you do with children that may translate well onto the ice. Thank you for listening to my request.

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Answer by sk8er4life! xxxxx
Helloo I’m a figure skater and young kids love doing the konga on ice so if you go at the front and they all hold on to you that would be really good and also you could do simon says on ice too!
You could teach them the basics like how to actually skate, lemons maybe teach them how to skate backwards, just teach them the very basics like levels 1 to 4!
Good luck with your new job! x

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Should I only pay the guests (kids) way into a Birthday Party?

Question by : Should I only pay the guests (kids) way into a Birthday Party?
I am planning a birthday party for my 5 year old daughter. There is a birthday package that is 2hrs, unlimited pizza, pinball and ice skating it is $ 20per kid and $ 15 per adult. So I of course need to pay for my boyfriend,daughter and myself that is $ 50 and I am planning on paying just for kids which is 6kids total is $ 170. So do I just post on the invites to drop kids off if you want to join it is $ 15.???

But if that sounds ok…what do i do about family (her aunts and uncles 4 of them) they have no kids… do I pay there way or just state that kids are covered adults bring money…???

Because I still need to pay for cupcakes and drinks, I am pretty positive they are supplying eating utensils…

what should i do? What is the proper way of paying/inviting or addressing this?

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Answer by carrie
I would put ” kids get in free, adult admission $ 15″ on the bottom. They don’t need to know the specifics.

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help?! what to do for my friends 16th birthday?!?

Question by : help?! what to do for my friends 16th birthday?!?
okay. so. my friend is turning 16 in late January an i need ideas of something to do. as u might guess i am not “rollin’ in dough”. please, nothing lame. no movies, no ice skating, no shopping. nothing like that. we can’t throw a house party, not old enough for a bar. none of us have cars. (we live in san francisco so we take the subway everywhere). and approx. 20 people will be attending. yes, we plan to drink. yes, we plan to smoke weed. we wanna do something chill, fun, and new.
PLEASE AND THANK YOU.

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Answer by Trystan
play some beer pong. and at spencers if u have 1 they have a dice game for smoking weed its really fun

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Whats some fun things to do (birthday wise) for women who are turning 22 &25?

Question by *Indios*: Whats some fun things to do (birthday wise) for women who are turning 22 &25?
They were thinking about going out bowling, roller skating, movies, play some pool somewhere and MAYBE hit some “clubs”
any other suggestions?
they are both outgoing and friendly with lots of friends between them. The (turning) 22 year old is married and the (turning) 25 yr old isn’t. They both have one kid each that are going on 5 years old.
so they wanted to make it kind of a family thing for everyone to enjoy and then the adults can have fun when the kids go with the grandparents at the end of the night.
what do you think?

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Answer by B [?]
the plans you have sound pretty good to me.

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