A light dinner was served--rolls, meat and cheese, potato salad, fruit, chips and a yummy variety of cookies and bars.
My assignment was to make a favor for the girls to take home. I chose button cover ponytail holders.
For games at the activity, the girls and their moms did sidewalk chalk art, played freeze dance (Rachelle and Denise have got the moves! Owww!). Moms tend to get a little crazy when it's just the girls. :)
For the craft, there was a station for writing love notes to mom or daughter--so cute--and another for designing and coloring a cutout of toes and flip flops. The girls loved this activity! It was simple and fun--my favorite kind.
Marina drew the outline, colored some samples and set the girls loose with markers. I brought home some extras and Ella spent hours coloring them. I got a copy of the original and Marina said I could share!
Download your own flip flops here. Thanks, Marina!
That was Emma's first Activity Days experience and she LOVED it! She enjoyed listening to all the girls tell about the activities they liked doing this past year. She could hardly wait to get her hands on those flip flops to color! And we love the hair bands!! Thanks for all your hard work - it really made a difference for Emma.
ReplyDeleteCUTE activity!!! love all the details!!!
ReplyDeletehow did you make your button coverd pony tail holders? I am AD leader and this would be so cute for our upcoming event. please email me at hollybsanders@hotmail.com thanks!
ReplyDeletehow did you make your button coverd pony tail holders? I am AD leader and this would be so cute for our upcoming event. please email me at hollybsanders@hotmail.com thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis activity sounds so cute and fun! I was wondering how did you made the pony tail holders? Could you e-mail me the intructions? Here is my e-mail: Kathrynhavron@gmail.com Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThe flip flops free printable doesn't seem to be there anymore. Is there anyway I can still access it? Thank you!
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