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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why do they need pizza? Shouldn't you be planning within the money you have?[/quote] I find it cheaper to do pizza and a few other things then tons of random snacks. Kids will almost always eat the pizza (in less a food allergy). I do it as a way to cut down my costs.[/quote] It isn't working. You need to plan with the money you have, not ask for more. You don't need "tons of random snacks" either. Sounds to me like you don't budget very well.[/quote] How is pizza ever going to be cheaper than asking people to bring in cheese sticks and fruit OR pretzels and fruit? It's not.[/quote] You can’t have those snack items for kids in 5th-6th grade. Some of these kids are adult sized. [b]You need some kind of a meal. [/b][/quote] No you don't.[/quote] You do for our fifth grade class. The 2 parties this year - at the teacher’s request - are during lunchtime. She asked that the party include lunch. So we have to have a meal. [/quote] Of course it makes sense as a replacement for lunch but that’s not what anyone here is saying.[/quote] Even then, you should either push back on the lunch timing or tell the teacher you don't have $ to provide lunch, but you can provide a dessert to go with their regular lunch.[/quote] You can collect enough money or donations to make it work. I think that's great its at lunch. I wish ours were. This poster wasn't saying money was an issue, she/he as saying that is when the teacher planned it. [/quote] If parents can collect enough, great. Most of this thread is about the inability to collect enough for the party the teacher or the Pinterest mom wanted. [/quote] None of that is even relevant. OP misspent the money and now she needs more. That is the point of this thread. Others made it a huge stink about pizza when you can do it cheaply and make a really nice party on very little if you try. Most people aren't willing to try so its easier to slam others than to contribute a few dollars or something small and be done with it.[/quote]
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