Happy Purim

Chag Purim Sameach! Happy Purim!

Saturday we had a Purim Carnival at our congregation. It was a lot of fun. The games where amazing. They put so much creativity into each one.

 Little Man enjoyed wheeling himself around and having his own driver's license. They followed a path around the building.

 The Palace Treasury had the toys that the kids could choose from at the end of the carnival.

 Plinko

As you can imagine this was a hit with the boys.

 I just loved how elegant and all the small details.

 Of course we have to have a cake walk.

 Bowling

 A marble game.

 Archery and Nerf guns

 The kids had to answer questions about Purim and then when they opened the door. They had to figure out which key worked first then they had different compartments to grab some small surprises.

 Sand Art

 Snake Toss

 This was truly amazing for the kids.

 They got a glow stick to go into the warehouse which was full of strobe lights and a lighted path.

 At the end of the ride you got to pick out a pin wheel and do a party popper.

 It was very pretty with all the lights off.

 The decorated cart the kids rode in.

 Little Man doing archery with a friend.

 Bug at the Duck pond. The rest of the table had gold mining and funnels. I even missed taking pictures of a few of the games and crafts.

It was a long day. Even the adorable Jacob's sheep was worn out from all the attentions she received.

Chag Purim Sameach!I pray that you had a blessed day.

 Our annual Purim carnival was a blast for the kids and adults.

Little Man wanted a beard for his costume.

 My sweet little girl always a princesses.

 Always lots of games.

 The kids showing off the costumes.

Someone even brought a train set for the kids to play with. Little Man is always excited to see trains.

We had our annual Purim carnival last weekend at our Messianic Synagogue. Purim is such a fun time for the kids. Not only do the kids have fun but they learn the story of Esther yearly.

The Human Bubble. Every year the youth group gets to make up a booth. This one came back by popular demand from the little kids requesting it

My kids outfits don't change much from year to year. Bug is Esther again.  

 Little Man instead of being just any king wanted to be King David. He won the boys costume contest this year.

 Our annual cakewalk. In which Little Man brought his goodies home and Bug ate it right away.

 Bug bowling with the giant bowling set.

Bean bag toss. I couldn't keep up with Little Man this year. By the time I got to him he was leaving. 

The night ends with a potluck dinner and a play from the book of Esther. Which the kids get to participate in along with several adults.