OK, I did not intend for this post to be about our trip home. Sorry about that :) I wanted to share some more about our Christmas fun in Nebraska. Here's the rest of the story...
Every Christmas my mom comes up with some crazy idea for the grand kids to do for their presents. One year, she and my dad spent days carefully opening walnuts and taking out the nuts. They then folded money and placed it in the nuts and glued them back shut. What a fun surprise that was for the kids! Well, this year did not disappoint either. My mom came up with games from the new show Minute to Win it for the kids to play. The kids had a blast and so did everyone watching! By the way, they only had 1 minute to complete each game!
The first game they played was cookie face. They had to get the cookie from their forehead to their mouth without using any hands.
Claire and Stacey
Zach, Hunter and Nicholas
Erikka, Mia, and Stacey
Maggie and Nicholas go head to head
Nicholas won the round!
Maggie is close
The next game was separation anxiety. They had to separate 50 m&ms into 5 cups by color picking them up 1 at a time and using only 1 hand.
The littlest players got some help
Katrina, Sierra and Maggie
The next game was egg roll. They had to make an egg roll into the square using only a pizza box. Amazingly, only 1 egg broke during this game!
The next game was stack attack. They had to stack 36 cups in 1 minute. The smaller kids just did 15 cups!
The next game was junk in the trunk. They had to get all of the ping pong balls out of the tissue box that was strapped to their back. This game brought the most laughter!
The last game was elephant march. They had to knock over 2 liter bottles with the baseball that is in nylons attached to their head. This game was hard!
Well, thanks for sticking it out with my long post! I wanted to blog these memories while they are still fresh. Hope you enjoyed a look into our Christmas!
1 comment:
Oh my. You sound like our house. I hate getting sick...'cause ya know the next person is going to get it...and pass it on and on. Glad you all are better now. Ugh. Yahoo for Caleb.
We did some of those games in our children's ministry. I think it was the Fall Festival. The moms did the oreo and the dads did the tissue box. Pretty funny. Thankfully,they didn't choose me to participate.haha
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