The Party Book

28 Pages·2005·3.629 MB·English

by  Jane Bull

party time
It's
Pick a party theme, and then make invites to send to your friends.
They'll love your homemade party treats and they will flip for the
party favors to make and take home.
Add to the fun by making playtime or partytime costumes to wow
family and friends, no sewing required.
The fun begins with a turn of the page as you create an unforgettable
bash that's a rip-roaring blast!
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The activities in this book are designed to be fun and educational
projects. For safety reasons, it is important that portions ofthe projects
..•"."""""-•., and activities be performed only by an adult or with
/ ^^A^ '; supervision. These steps are identified throughout the
book by this hand symbol and specifically in the instructions.
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A Penguin Company
LONDON, NEWYORK, MUNICH, MELBOURNE, AND DELHI
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Design Jane Bull
Editor Penelope Arlon
Photography Andy Crawford
Design Assistance Sadie Thomas, Gemma Fletcher
Managing Editor Sue Leonard
Managing Art Editor Clare Shedden
Production Shivani Pandey, Angela Graef
DTP Designer Almudena Diaz
First American Edition: The Party Book, 2005, The Dress-up Book, 2006.
Adapted from the original for Chick-fii-A, Inc. by FredericThomas Inc., Naples, Florida.
Published in the United States by DK Publishing, Inc. 375 Hudson Street, NewYork, NewYork 10014.
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Important party information!
tmtation to a party!
to: Guest's name
please coihe to ihy party
GUI Date - include the day ofthe week
at: Address where the partywill take place
UDie: When the party begins - when it ends
F«S«1^P* This asks guests to reply so you will know whether or not they
can come. Give them an address or phone number to reply.
larty tips
'^^e party
How
^ long? Two-and-a-halfhours is about right.
This will give you time to greet your guests, get
crafty, play games, eat treats, say goodbye and
hand out party bags.
How many? Five or seven guests work well.
When you join in, there will be an even number.
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Party themes Your friends v/ill have a lot offiin
making things that fit your party theme. You'll see
some ideas in this book.
Party games Think ofsome fun games to play like
'^9€ Pin-the-Tail on the Donkey or having a treasure or
Party scavenger hunt.
Be prepared Keep things simple and make sure
everything is organized before the party starts.
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Start with fun When guests arrive, show them
to the craft table. This vdll help everyone relax
and settle in.
Don't give outyour invitations at school - unless
you want the whole class to come.
Do have prizes for everyone, not just guests who
win games.
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Jun4le
cruise party
Begin your jungle cruise by mai<ing and
sending out invitations that your friends
will go ape over!
Frog shape
Kid-safe
ICutoutagreen oval shape for scissors
themain partofthefrogface
Kid-safeglue
stick
Cutadarkgreen
stripto makeawide
mouth, thentwo
redcirclesforeyes.
Sam,
You're inviteci to *^
my JungleCruise
partyne;<t Safurday
at 1:30pm. It isat
my house.
Jay
Monkey shape
Take a piece oftracing
paper and fold it in
half. With the fold
dov^n the edge ofthe
page, trace along the
clashed lines. With
kid-safe scissors,
cut each out;
when you open
it,
you will have a perfect
two-piece template to
draw around.
Monkey WeaJ
Bring a taste ofthe jungle to your party. Monkeybread bakes
like a cake and slices like bread. Monkey enjoys a piece for
dessert or a snack with a glass ofjungle juice. Follow the
Butter
instructions on pages 5 and 6.
1 stick
(1/2 cup - room temp)
bakes Hke a cake
and slices like bread
§df-ri8m4 flour
1-3/4 cups
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'^'^nty redpel
1/2 cup
1e^
/loney
2 tablespoons
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'*•• Mixbutterandflour. Rubthe '** Addsugarand raisins Bine.atSptoheonegignstahnedhsotnieryt.hem
butterand flourtogetheruntil andgive itastir
theyarelikebreadoumbs. 3 A^
RuHin^in 2 AJ<I 811^ aiul raisins e^l^S and Iioney
1
•Dipthebrush in
oil andbrushover
theinsideofthe loafpan.
O
5 9tirin dieWianaS Crease ilicpan
Addthebattertothepan.
Bakefor 1 hour. Isitdone?Slicka fork intothecenter. Slideabutterknifebetweenthe
Ask an adult to help with the Iftheforkcomesoutwithsome loafand pan Hipoverthepan
oven. Set the oven for 350°F. batteron it. put itback in theoven ontoaservingplate i\i\
^ forafewminutes.
O flH
Tfimritin Leaveto cool /Ease out
<iiel>reacl
sns5^
Ask an adultto
>f^^ helpwith the oven.
\ '•Carefullyspooninthe Bakefor 15-20minutes
Setthe oven to 350°F. mixturetoabout3/4full. andletthemcool.
3
1 §tiritup babe^roormuflSiis
ihuffins ^cse thuffin
To make theseyummy
<S<1
muffins, use the same mixture
as the monkeybread but fill a Appk dmuuhon Carrt>i\i\aatf\iiits
muifin pan instead. Replacethebananasin Replacethebananas instep
step#5withtwocoredand #5withtwocarrots,peeled
choppedapples, 1/2cup andgrated, juiceofone
Eatthem wam^i orbake a day milkand 1 teaspoon orangeand 1 teaspoonof
ortwo beforeyourpartyand annamon. mixedspiceTiycinnamon,
store in an airtightcontainer. nutmegandginger.
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k toat
Use a large piece ofcolored paper to make a
snack boat, then fill it with party treats.
•••Fold thepieceofpaperinhalf.
Fold it in halfagain to find Foldonecomerinto
.•the middle, thenopen itup. thecenter
Take a piece of
tracing paper
and fold it in
half With the
fold down the edge
s
ofthe page, trace %.
Open upand
it
along the dashed lines
f fold theshape flat.
ofthis halfstarfish sKccts of paper mate hi^,^ ^
shape. With kid-safe t)i4ftcr ^^
Whe
scissors, cut it out. Pull open thebottom
you open it, you will oftheboatto makeit
have a perfect template stand up
I
to draw around.
Eirty activity tatk
Askyour guests to create swirling
snakes. Hang these all around while
the party's going on, and when it is
time to go, they can slither away.
' CoUeaapaperplate coloredpaper, apencil, an
' 8" pieceofstring, kid-safescissorsandglue.
Placethepaperplateona
Daiumaaxul pieceofgreenpaperand
drawaround
it.
apple shirp cream Startingfrom
theedge drawa
1 banana 1/2cupstrawberries nonstopswirl all
1 apple 1/2cupmilk ^ thewayto
(coredandpeeled) 1/2cupaeam
thecenter •..
1-1/2 cupsmilk 1 tablespoonyogurt
1 tablespoonyogurt Wash/prepareandchop
Wash/prepareandchop thefruit. Blend,sweeten If
thefruit. Blend, sweeten totasteandserve
totasteandserve
Cutyoursv\arlfromtheoutside
Jungle juices tothemiddle. Roundoffthe
outsideendtomake
thehead.
Ask an adult to help
chop the fruit and
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use the blender.
Crealhofidvn Tapeashortpieceof
2 kiwis stringtothecenter
1-1/2cupsmilk' ofthetail, andask
1/2cupaeam anadulttodangle
1 tablespoonyogurt yoursnakefrom
Peel, prepareandchop adoorway.
thefiaiit.Blend, ^ssse
sweetentotastewith
honeyorsugar Decoratethebodyusing
andserve. cutoutpiecesofcolored
paperorstickers....^
Four&uitcup
Justwash, peel, chopandfill
acupforan instantsnack.