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How to Play: Pin the Tail on the Donkey
Filed under: Birthdays, Kids' Games, Activities: Toddlers & Preschoolers, Activities: Big Kids, Activities: Tweens
Pin the tail, or the horn, or the ... Credit: Getty Images
How to play: As each child takes a turn, he or she is given a paper tail with the thumbtack pinned through, is blindfolded and spun around. The child then tries to pin the tail on the donkey in the proper position.
The rules: You can substitute anything for the tail and the donkey, such as Pin the Ball on the Catcher's Mitt or Pin the Tiara on the Princess.
How to win: The winner is the player who pins the tail closest to the target.
What else you need to know: You can find free printouts of donkeys and tails at Family Games Treasurehouse.
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7-13-2010 @ 7:46PM
MemoriesGrow said...Make sure you take a photo of the winner along with the poster of the donkey or catcher mitt or princess or whatever image you end up using.
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