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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At that age, kids were having a lot of sleep-under. Kids came in their PJ's and brought a sleeping bag and pillow. They had dinner, cuddled in their sleeping bags for a movie, had cake, then were picked up later.

My DD had each child decorate a pillow case and they had a big pillow fight- super fun![/quote]
We did a morning pj party. They came in pj’s and we did sleepover/breakfast themed things (fruit loop necklaces, waffle relays w pancake flippers, each girl decorated a pillowcase).

Also did a Nancy drew party (there’s a junior series) that was so much fun[/quote]

My DD is really into Nancy Drew and mysteries. How did you do that party? - NP

To the OP, I think it's fine if there are different languages spoken. I've been to parties like that with both Indian and Latin American friends. Do you have space in your house to word the invitation like "Families are welcome to stay." so people from the class know they are welcome? I do think it's weird if you're invited to a party worded as a drop off but see that some people are staying.

Otherwise, if you want the school friends all dropped off, you might want to hold the family party separate from the school party. Then you'll be able to relax more at the family party.[/quote]

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