Spring Primary Activity

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This morning we had our Spring Primary Activity. It was a lot of fun. It started with a breakfast for the teachers. We had eggitos (egg and sausage filled breakfast burritos), muffins and orange juice. After an hour of good food and adult chatter (supposedly sharing ideas and discussing primary related topics), the children arrived for the games and fun. They started by dressing up their teachers in toilet paper, bunny ears, noses and ties, and then made them race. I'm so glad that all of our teachers are really good sports.
Then the kids and teachers were divided into groups to go to different stations. At one station they frosted and ate egg shaped cookies. (Yummy! Below is Joshua frosting his cookie.)
At another station they carried eggs on spoons, and then pushed them across the finish line with their noses. (Hannah had a hard time getting her egg to roll straight, and kept pushing it into her opponent!)

At another station they attached a cup to their foot, filled it with popcorn, then walked a distance and dumped it into a bowl, trying to fill their bowl with popcorn before the other team. (John did it like a pro. Josh took off his shoes and ran, spraying a lot of popcorn on the ground.)
The last station was a three legged race. (Peter was trying to drag his team mate without lifting his foot.)
It was a lot of fun, but I was exhausted when it was over!

Comments

  1. KendraMarch 13, 2010 at 7:25 PM

    Haha, hilarious! I LOVE it MaeLyn, you did a great job!!!

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  2. MeganMarch 14, 2010 at 11:22 PM

    Looks like lots of fun. What great ideas!

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