Pirate Ship Pizza
(Each of the kids made their own sails to sail their ship)
Tink Punch
(Raspberry Lemonade, Lime Shebert with Pixie Dust
Pop Rocks)
Cannon Ball Salad
(Melon Balls and Grapes)
Crocodile Crunch with Dip
Peter Pan Swords or Tinkerbell Wands
(Lime Popsicles
see movie title picture above)
Peter Pan Hats & Pirate Bandanas
I found a really simple foldable pirate hat pattern and had the kids follow the directions and fold themselves hats. Then in Family Fun magazine I came across a pirate headband pattern and they made some of these just for fun.
Boo is looking a little grumpy!
Treasure Boxes
I found some make your own pirate treasure chests from Oriental Trading made of heavy hardboard. All the kids had to do was fold them and then decorate them. They spent much of the afternoon coloring, glittering, and adding jewels to them. Then I filled them with treasure (Pixie sticks
get it, Pirate Gum Coins, and Hershey Treasure Chocolates)
next I hid them
.and made a
.
Treasure Hunt
Using clues that would take the kids around the mountain side to places they love to play at. Each clue would lead to another one until finally the last clue would lead to their treasure chests full of treasure to enjoy!
I gave Boo the camera, to record the fun!
Ab finds a clue hidden behind the log bench on the cousins grandparents cabin front porch.
A place to make wishes
wishing well at the cousins cabin.
A place where both of your daddy's soared to new heights.
Ab finds her treasure chest hidden in the trees where the pine trees are told to shhhh
(Another cousins cabin
called the Whispering Pine Lodge)