By Penny Warner
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Bake a sheet cake, preferably a carrot cake. 2. Frost with chocolate frosting. 3. Tint shredded coconut green with food coloring and sprinkle over the cake. 4. Set toy farm animals on one part of the cake and a small farmhouse on another. Create a tiny vegetable garden using small candies. ● ● 38 shirts. Provide the accessories when they arrive—neckerchiefs, straw hats, and corncob pipes. Suggest they come dressed as a favorite farm animal for some silly fun. Have them wear square dance costumes to the party.
GAMES ● ● ● ● Instead of using a sheet, create the feeling of a big top with crepe paper streamers by hanging them from the center of the party area to the outside. Twist the streamers and use different colors for a festive look. Get large appliance boxes and paint them to resemble animal cages. Cut out long slits along one side to make bars for the cage. Place large stuffed animals inside. 27 Lion Taming: Have the players form a circle, facing in toward the middle—they are the lions. Choose one kid to be the ringmaster and have him or her walk around the outside of the lions’ circle.
Fold the top halves of the paper over to make covered wagons, glue in some hay, and write the party details inside. Mail to guests. Tie up small bundles of hay and stick them inside envelopes. Attach party details and mail to guests. Cut out pictures of horses and glue them onto construction paper. Write party details on the back and mail to the guests. Write party details on inexpensive bandannas and mail to the guests. ● ● GAMES ● COSTUMES ● ● ● Enhance the starting point of your party with bales of hay or a haystack.