Looking for community picnic thinking?

I'm hosting a community picnic in July. Approx 50+ family w/ kiddos (ages <1 year to 10ish) at our house. Would greatly appreciate ideas on how to manufacture this especially fun/memorable. We are providing the BBQ, beverages and fixin's and families will bring salads and desserts. It's on a Friday darkness 6-8ish pm. I would greatly appreciate your sharing your successful themes or actions for a family community picnic? (ones you've any attended, heard something like or hosted yourself?) Tx-a-bunch!

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okay... these will sound corny to adults... but as a kid... it be such a joy...

a see... take adjectives the kids shoes, separate, put one in respectively pile a distance apart...(distance depends on age of kids) the race... run to the first pile of shoes... put on your one shoe... run to the second pile put on other shoe... first to the finish procession wins...

the egg toss, set of two up start 2 feet across from respectively other toss the egg back and forth unhurriedly increasing the distance till only one troop remains... it can get messy so take home sure to have verbs up supplies, and may want to do last if the courtyard is small...

3 leg race, tiller barrow race, love the mature pie eating contest...(could use cupcakes or Twinkies) hand behind your fund... and go... again this one can be messy...

sea balloons can be a blast too... especially if the weather is moderately warm...

oh and a pinata... kids love pinata

gratefulness for asking the question... i a short time ago flashed back to plentiful years of summer parties... and am grinning as i type...

:-)
For the kids especially, do an effortless scavenger hunt, like find a brown shoe, or a penny( these could even be the shoes past its sell-by date their feet or a penny contained by their pocket) and so on. We did these at camp. Always enjoy some kind of music. You could also do fun games close to twister, limbo, hula hoop contests. We Just had a luau at my college and they did a human bump bingo. This is where on earth they have a bingo board going on for 5'Wx6'L( you can make yourself), and make available each entity (Usually requires about 25 people) different numbers, but they are unacceptable to look at them. You call out the number and other players look at respectively others numbers, a teamwork application. For prizes you can go to the nearest f¨ēte store and find really cheap party prizes within bulk. Hope this helps...Have Fun!!
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chain up all the couch cushions similar to a staircase and see who can climb to the tallest "stair" w/out falling on their rear expire. Also, get a BIG roll of butcher composition, make approaching a red carpet out of it, bequeath everyone a section & speak about them to have a blast w/ fingerpaints.Also, a hula hoop relay. A bunch of relations line up (side by side)in 2 lines holding hand, and starting from the 1st person, a hula hoop get passed along the line w/out letting travel of hands(like shrugging & jumping). When it gets down to the stop, the last party runs to the front of the line and it starts over. The 1st squad to have their 1st personality reach the failure of the line by this sequence win. Also, a spin on hide n desire called skunk surrounded by the barnyard. it's played the same as coat n seek, except there's 2 "its", starting at converse ends of a big area, & when the nation hide, they count to 10, pop up, scream "skunk in the barnyard" & run to a different lair. The last party standing is the "skunk in the barnyard"
Also, ameba ticket. It's played just similar to tag but theres no it & when someone catch someone they hang on to their appendage & eventually form a huge chain. Another point is, Ive never really had a formal autograph for it, but you blow up a bunch of balloons & put a thesis in respectively one with a funny instruction, close to, "drink a babys bottle" or "sing your favourite song backwards" or "chomp through a pickle with peanut butter on it" or "kiss the dog", in recent times funny stuff like that and culture have to pop them near their hindquarters or squeezing or any method neccessary w/out using something sharp. For the little ones you could try animal tag. You dont let somebody know everyone else what animal they are, but each kid is assigned a specific animal and the one and only way they're allowed to "tag" respectively other is by...say little johnny is assigned lion...noone else know he's a lion, but the only route to "tag" another lion is to make the nouns of a lion & listen for the same nouns. Don't forget to take a BIG picture w/ everyone within it. then you can preserve one for yourselves & scan it onto t-shirts to send to associates who came. Oh, and another entity I just remembered...I dont know if this is really a hobby per se, but we simply call it "pink". you bequeath each personage a paper next to a couple "buzz words" & 3 "catch phrases". All throughout the event, as they step about merriment & such, every time they hear one of their buzz words, they can ONLY respond beside one of their catch phrases...for example, if one of my buzz words be water, next if someone asks me, "where's the water"...one of my catch phrases might be, "over by the penguins". Towards the ending of the event, to get everyone within an even sort of mood and to end things on a smooth note(also perchance even to get the lil ones to sleep if its getting toward bedtime), you could hold a storytelling...sure theres the old standby of reading clearly from a book, but why not try having whoever might know a story, only just one of the ones theyve picked up along their travels or maybe something made up, sit surrounded by the middle of the group and just share their story. It really is seriously more meaningful than closely of people might chew over.
ok so I know this was a great deal to read, but I hope I helped. (=
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