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Blacklight Party Ideas

Here are some great ideas I discovered by another blogger ourlittlewomenblogspot.

  • Tips about glow sticks - keep the used ones as even after they lose their glow in the dark, they still work under blacklight!
  • Hopscotch
  • Hoola Hoops - cover in neon tape
  • Twister Game
  • Inexpensive dishware that glows
  • a recipe for making cupcakes that don't use tonic water, the icing glows under blacklight - looks yummy!



OTHER CREATIVE WAYS TO USE BLACKLIGHTS
(Ideas gathered from doing an internet search)

  • Cover a wall with paper (white or black) and give the kids highlighter markers (that work under the Blacklights) and have them draw pictures of the story or write out the memory verse.
    I have some old CHALK BOOKS and OVERHEAD GAMES BOOKS and I’m thinking I’m going to go through these and note ideas that would work using the above idea using Paper Easels (or paper taped to wall) .
  • Indoor Easter Egg Hunt with glow in the dark eggs.
  • Room decorating – a local church, “Ebeneezer United Church” movie theater was painted with fluorescent paint theme “In the Beginning” when I sat down and they turned the lights out, it was like being in outer space – way too cool!.
  • Changing room theme – I’m thinking you could take a plain room, paint the walls black and hang objects / characters around the walls done in fluorescent paint and use for a storytelling room – each month it would have a new theme.
  • Blacklight Dance or Halloween Carnival
  • Missions – take your performance to local shelters, malls, evening street parties, etc.
  • Wednesday Night’s – best behaved group gets to sit at the “Bangin’ Table” at end of evening for a snack. This group spray painted one table with clear neon and put some electricity balls on it.
  • Blacklight sensitive carpet on stage that the kids can dance on under blacklight.
  • Praise dance and interpretive dance.
  • Palma Smiley Blacklight Storybooks (11” x 14")
    https://www.palmasmileyearlychildhood.com/shop
    Stories Include:
    a. Armour of God
    b. Baby Moses
    c. Birth of Jesus
    d. Boy Jesus
    e. Creation
    f.  Creation: Sea Life
    g. Daniel
    h. David and Goliath
    i.  Esther
    j.  Fiery Furnance
    k. Good Samaritan
    l.  Jesus Loves the Children
    m. Jonah
    n. Loaves and Fishes
    o. Lost Sheep
    p. Noah's Ark
    q. Prodigal Son
    r. Samuel
    s. Wise & Foolish Builders
    t.  Zacchaeus
  • Book: "Let There Be . . . Blacklight! https://www.bringthemin.com/st...be-.-.-.-blacklight/
  • Salt & Light Ministries- DVD 4 Nights in the Museum – 5 songs choreographed (for the advanced) http://www.saltandlightmin.org...hts_at_a_Museum.html

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