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Balloon Pop with a
Twist
One song wasn't so great, even with review, and I didn't want to spend so much time that we wouldn't get to popping more balloons, so I said, "well that wasn't quite there, but I'm sure that this next song will fill that balloon right up!" And I chose one I knew they would do great at.
I was a little concerned about how reverent this
would be. But I told them it's ok to get a little loud after we pop it,
but we had to settle down quick so we could sing well and pop another one.
I would just give a little signal that it was time to quiet down and they
did great. I was sure to compliment them on how great they were doing and
that this showed me we could do this activity again. So now I'm thinking of a way to motivate them to sing that good in the program. Maybe a primary "balloon fest" after the program or something...
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I
started with a partially inflated balloon, but not tied. I told the kids
that depending on how well they sang the song we could add air, or take
away air - their goal was to "pop it". My Primary President was the lucky
gal who inflated and deflated while we sang. If they didn't do so hot and
air was taken out we would review that song a little more until they did
great. Then they got to pop it with a pin. (I chose the "popper" from our
popsicle stick chooser).