Light Saber Bubbles
What Jedi doesn’t want a Light Saber to protect and defend? These bubble wands are available at Wal-Mart for $3.88 for a 6 pack (65 cents each). If you would like to order in bulk, they are available online here. We took our students outside quite a bit because the weather was amazing! Blowing bubbles seems like it is something that only little ones will enjoy, but our junior high students enjoyed it just as much!
Art Time!
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| Picture colored by Evan |
For those that didn’t want to draw, I had coloring sheets available. Click here for loads of free Star Wars coloring pages. We personally chose the Star Wars Lego printable for our students to color, but there are lots to choose from.

Star Wars Dodgeball
One of the variations on the game we included was a Death Star. We used a gray ball for the Death Star and if you were hit by the Death Star you were out for the game and could not be brought back into the game by the Jedi.
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| Image from The Star Wars Mom |
Star Wars Snacks
We used prepackaged Honey Buns from Little Debbie or from Wal-mart, but Star Wars Mom has a really cute free Princess Leia Buns printable available here.
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| Image from I Should Be Mopping the Floor |
Jedi Juice and Wookie Water
We totally found this idea from Pinterest from Kristi at I Should Be Mopping the Floor. She held a Star Wars themed birthday party with many of the snack and drink ideas. Thanks Kristi! Click here to see all of her ideas.
Padawan Potatoes
Sorry, no cute picture here, but the teachers bought prepackaged mini bags of potato chips for easy servings. This idea also came from Kristi at the link above.









