Our dinner was clown faces comprised of cherry tomatoes for eyes & noses, cucumber smiles & ears, brocoli hair... with a side of grilled chicken breast & soy cream cheese (as a dipping sauce) tinted red (pink).
For dessert, barnum's animal crackers -- off a barnum plate.
After eating our clown faces, we decided to create clown faces with BINGO dobbers & elbow mac. Jeff is clearly proud of his creation.
Then there were carnival games to be played, inspired by genius (Flynn).Including the ONE RING GAME: little balls being tossed through the hula hoop.
Also a crowd pleaser are foam rings being caught by the big orange bowl on Momma's head.
And my bargain game from a garage sale, the tossing game.

Candy of course, must be included...
so we used our candy as sticky animals in their cages (paper).
The final act of the night included our circus kids picking out something for Daddy to juggle.
The only rule was that it must be edible.
So after our final act, we enjoyed necterines!


8 comments:
I love, love, love it. You never cease to amaze me. The kiddies will want to do that often I bet.
You are all a bunch of handsome clowns!
Mom/Nana
oh my goodness! What a super fun family night!!! What great ideas! I love all the pics! :)
WOW... how much do you charge to entertain local kids church groups???
Melinda
ah, too cute, so creative and such fun for all the ladies and gentlemen!
XOXOXO, Grammy ;-)
Love it!! Way more fun than the amazing Barnum & Bailey small time event...
:)
You are so creative!!!
Wow, I can no longer be your friend, as I do not have that kind of creativity. My poor children saw me for all of 10 minutes today. Now that I think about it, my day was kind of an inadvertent circus. Does that count?
Jeff...you have missed your true calling in life...clown style seems to bring out the best in you! hahaha Well, I guess that is most useful in the classroom as well! I wish your Clown Crew could tour CA. Angie
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