Dole (the Fruit Company) has something like this on their website and I've seen responses/ question on this before-- I beleive the turnout would be good -- maybe set up 1 or 2 booths/classrooms up as ethnic stores (ie group as a little Koreantown, Mexico, Italy, etc) you could incorporate customs or crafts, too
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Someone told me about a Community FFN they did years and years ago. Each classroom represented some aspect of the community - a bank, a grocery store, a Mexican restaurant, etc. The kids earned "money" the weeks before the event; they could then spend their money at FFN - buy a cookie at the bakery, etc. The police department could bring the police dog, the fire department, Lowe's might be willing to do a room with demonstrations, etc.
Has anyone tried this? I am thinking it would take a great deal of prep - but wouldn't be too much work the night of the event.
Thanks in advance for your ideas and suggestions!
Debbie
Conway, MO This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
