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First Page of Treasure Island
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Ship on Antiqued Paper - Great for a treasure hunt or party invitations!
Pirate Theme Party Food Ideas
Pirate Theme Party Food Ideas #1: Serve a plate full of chicken legs that must be eaten with their hands and for kids try blue koolaid instead of red (for adults, mix some drinks with blue curacao)
Pirate Theme Party Food Ideas #2: A neat little trick (that works especially well with kids) is to serve a clear drink (i.e. Sprite, 7-up, sparkling water, etc.) with koolaid ice cubes. As the ice cubes melt, their flavor mixes with the drink. You can serve several colors together in a bowl as ‘jewels’ so that your guests can choose which cubes they’d like for their drinks, or offer only red and say that it is shark’s/whale’s blood.
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6 Pirate Themed Scavenger Hunt Lists - Download them all now! With six different lists to choose from, you won't have any trouble finding the perfect activity you'd like to plan. There's even a for prereaders (with images only.) High quality images are also included that can be printed and hidden so that your scavenger hunt can be set up just about anywhere. Photo hunt options, bonus points and even a couple puzzles thrown in. You'll find the list that's just right for you! CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THEM! |
Pirate Theme Party Food Ideas #3: Design a treasure map a top the cake. Where the X is, hide treasure underneath as described above – for the guest of honor. Crush up graham crackers to use as sand.
Pirate Theme Party Food Ideas #4: Serve oranges and other citrus fruit to prevent scurvy and gold foiled Hershey kisses make nice ‘treasures’ and serve a bowl of chocolate covered malt balls and label the bowl ‘Cannonballs.’
Pirate Theme Party Food Ideas #5: Make a bowl of blue jello. However, before the jello has had time to completely set, place gummy fish and a treasure chest inside. Then, allow it to finish setting. I tried once serving it in a fish bowl, however the connection to an actual fish bowl was too much, making the dish unappetizing to my guests (don’t try this at home…)
Pirate Theme Party Food Ideas #6: You can purchase actual alligator, octopus and squid at large grocery stores. This can be a lot of fun, just be sensitive to your guests.
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Pirate Skull on Antiqued Paper - Great for
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Antiqued
First Page of Peter Pan
Pirate
Ship Wheel on Antiqued Paper- Great for a treasure hunt or party invitations!
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Family Adventure Nights - FREE e-book. Learn first hand how treasure hunt designer, Joe Dean, took his family all over the world without ever leaving his own living room. Packed with ideas, this book have you rethinking how you spend your family times and meals together to create last lasting new memories! You can download it here: http://www.questadventuresociety.com/FamilyAdventureNightsEbook.pdf |
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Adventure Dad Fun - Family Adventure Ideas to Create Memries Follow The Adventure Dad as he explains fun and fresh ideas for creating lasting memories with your family. Easy to set up activities, games and adventures that will engage all age groups of kids! |
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The Lost Treasure of Akhenaten - A Family Adventure Night Looking for something REALLY different for your family? Try taking them to Egypt...without ever leaving your home. Your family will have a one of a kind experience interacting with an elaborate adventure script game where they'll need to IMAGINE being in Egypt if they hope to survive the perils that await! Simply download the file and set it up in your own home! |
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Come join the fun as we set up and go on treasure hunts all over the world! Learn to set up a few of your own, as well! |