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Let's Shop
(Under Construction)
Party
Ideas by Party Consultant Michelle Hylton
Updated: 08/14/2008
www.PartyShelf.com
Party Overview
Here's the schedule for a 2 hour party:
- Opening Party Craft (15 minutes)
- Party Games to win cash for Shopping
Spree! (35 minutes)
- Break for Cake Celebration! (30
minutes)
- Shopping Spree Time! (25 minutes)
- Party Close (15 minutes)
Pre-party Preparation:
You and your child will have to set up your
boutique. You need to decide where to set up
the boutique, a separate room from the main
party room is preferred, so guest are not
touching items before they get to shop.
Items you will need for your boutique are:
- Boutique Sign with your child's name
or a name they choose for their store.
- Other signs for store can be a Grand
Opening, BOGO, Store Sections
- Price signs, assign $1.00 table,
$5.00 table or signs that state the
price of items.
- Paper Money - $1, $5, $10, $20.. you
can make your own too!
- Items to sell.
Party Favors
like jewelry, nail polish, hats, etc.
Set up a cashier area. Mom will be
the checkout person or your child can be
after they shop!
Brown paper handle bags for
shoppers!
Craft items to decorate shopping
bags.
Let's Shop Party
Supplies!
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Decorating
Ideas |
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Table Decor |
Boutique Decor |
More Party Decor |
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Choose games in which everyone can be a winner and win play money for
shopping. Plan on 4-5 games. Here are some game ideas.
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Game
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Purse Memory Game |
Price Is Right? |
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Fill an empty purse with about 20 items that you would find in a purse.
Items like lipstick, keys, compact, brush, makeup, pen, fake credit
card, toy cell phone, etc. are good. Each child is given a pen and a
piece of paper. Dump the contents of the purse onto a tray and give
everyone 20 seconds to view all the items. They have to try to remember
as many items as they can. They can't start writing until 20 seconds is
up and you cover all the items and take the tray away. If a child can't
spell well have them draw a picture. No sharing or peeking at other's
list. After everyone is done, bring the tray back and go over the items
on their list. For each correct answer, they win $1 in play money for
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Like on the TV show, show them two items and let them guess which item
cost the most. You can use photos of items instead of actual items. Each
child is given a chance to play. If they guess right they win $5 in play
money.
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