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\"Pokemon<\/p>\n

This is my second post from this joint party. I’ve already written about the DC Superhero Girls elements<\/a> of this party. You can also find the explanation of the game we played that was based on superheros and Pokemon on that post<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Crafts<\/strong><\/p>\n

I didn’t actually have the kids make these at the party because we were outside and I couldn’t bring a glue gun out there, but this could be a good project for a smaller group of kids.<\/p>\n

\"Pokeball<\/p>\n

To make this you cut the edge off of half of one paper plate and then cut the remainder of the edge into little strips that you will fold over. Take another plate and cut the whole edge off and cut the plate in half. Glue one half of the plate to the bottom of the first plate with a glue gun. I think you need to use a glue gun to keep this glued down properly, especially for the plates I used. They had a shiny side to them that I thought wouldn’t stay well with just regular school glue. Use a split pin (brad) to attach the other half plate. This will make a little container that you can store cards or small toys in. Before you assemble the project have the kids decorate it like their favorite poke ball.<\/p>\n

\"Sylveon<\/p>\n

I’ve noticed some Pokemon headbands in stores right now, but I made this pair of ears from bunny ears that I got around Easter. These are based on Sylveon, which is one of the Eevee evolutions. I added felt to the outside of the ears and crocheted the bow to attach to the ears.<\/p>\n

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\"Pokeball<\/p>\n

I used these bath fizzes in the game we played. I put little Pokemon figures in them and had the kids put them in water to get the little figure out. I couldn’t find citric acid at the store when I made these so I had to use a substitute. The recipe is below.<\/p>\n

Bath Fizz Recipe<\/strong><\/p>\n

1 cup citric acid ( you can replace this with 1\/2 cup of cream of tartar)<\/p>\n

2 cups baking soda<\/p>\n

1 tablespoon of coconut oil<\/p>\n

8 drops of food coloring<\/p>\n

a tiny bit of water<\/p>\n

1 tiny toy for each bath fizz<\/p>\n

This is enough to make 3 Poke balls with the mold below and one egg using a plastic Easter egg as a mold. Mix everything together except the food coloring. Then split the mixture in half and add the food coloring to half of it. Then add the red mixture to one half of the balls and white to the other half. Insert the toy in and then put the two halves of the mold together.<\/p>\n

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I used this container from Pokemon danglers made by TOMY. I got the ones I used from Toys R Us.
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