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Ruthierhyme 03-25-2006 10:02 AM

April Fool's Day.. in a 'can' !
 
We have put together some ideas to amuse, surprise and hopefully entrance the children on this fun, lighthearted day.

Spindle Spider's - Joker colouring picture

Tricks and surprises

:star: Sneaky Magnets - A good one for the surprise element - if you haven't got this in a science resource box already !!!
:shootings Use a paper plate and two magnets.
:shootings On the underside of one of your small world animals - like a ladybug or spider glue on one of the magnets.
:shootings Let the child see the insect moving freely on the top of the plate.
:shootings Then 'sneakily' use the other magnet from underneath the plate to 'bring the insect to life' and move it each time the child tries to touch it.

:star: Magical moving hanky ....
:shootings Tie one end of a length of thread from the edge of a hankerchief or cloth and the other end to your shoe!
:shootings Place the Hanky as far away as the thread allows - then as you are stood or sat and a child passes by - ask them if they could please pick it up for you.
:shootings As they bend to pick it up - flick your foot so that the hanky/cloth moves away and surprises the child !

Traditional jokes

Whoopee cushions
Googly eyeball glasses
Chattering teeth
Wind up egg laying Chicken.


Websites

:duck: April Fool's day - Wikipedia
Has a nice ( although some quite 'amazing' ) selection of old pranks pulled on the general public !!


Keep on posting ..... :D

Miss Muffet 03-25-2006 10:30 AM

Just been looking online myself and had a good chuckle at this site: :D

Silly Jokes

These 2 pages on the same site are worth a visit if you don't have time for a browse: :thumbsup:

Tartan Paint

Long Weight

These 2 are perfect for email gags!:rotfl:

And if you get fooled, here's a couple of email replies:

Smart Reply 1

Smart Reply 2


One of my favourite gags is for the person who LOVES their car. Simply wet some white or grey cotton sewing thread and lay along the paintwork in a prominent position - it really looks like a very deep scratch!!! :D I've got many people with this one! lol :rotfl:

Patsy 03-26-2006 11:03 PM

Wow the paint looks fantastic have ordered some for the gents.
Like the sewing thread idea.


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