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[quote=Anonymous]Some states specify that parties may only be at the end of the day, and they set a time limit. IMO, 1 hour at the END of the day is plenty. No pizza, no cake, just fruit, water and a snack. No streamers or other unnecessary decorations. Favors are non-food: holiday theme pencils and erasers, plastic bracelets, etc. Crafts are incorporated into learning time (if there’s an educational tie-in), not done during a party which may not have enough adults to supervise/help/clean up. 1-2 games and the food takes up the party time, then it’s time to clean up and go. Perfection! Even for 100 day, the kids are doing activities focusing on 100 in different ways, they’re still learning (or at least practicing) for most of the day. The party is only at the end.[/quote]
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