When the kids arrived, they could "Color a Lego Picture with Lego Crayons!" We melted crayons into Lego molds and then created these crayons.
Our homemade Lego crayons!
This was a fun game. "Can you guess how many are in each jar?" The boys took turns guessing how many pieces of Lego candies were in each jar. They wrote down their answers and the kid who guessed the closest number won the entire jar of Lego candy!
I made these from old shoe boxes that I wrapped with paper. I cut holes in the tops of the boxes and added cups.
This was fun to make. I just used foam pieces to create this Ninjago character. The game was "Pin the Ninja Star on the Ninjago Man's Belt".
More Lego candy!
The Piñata was also fun to make. I took an old diaper box and covered it in red crate paper. Then I cut the six holes and stuck red plastic cups in the holes. I printed off the Lego logo and glued it onto the cups. Then filled it with candy and it was ready to go!
The Goodie Bags!
The Lego Cake!
Sommar made this for Peter. She is such a thoughtful sister.
The boys have arrived.
I had all of the boys sit on the floor. Then I told them that they had 3 minutes to build a Lego tower. The tallest tower would win a prize!
Piñata time!
So I think that this was Peter's favorite gift. His friend Wyatt got him a tackle box and it was full of lead weights, worms and hooks.
I think that Daddy liked the gift too!
Sommar wrapped her gift and wrote, "To the Best Strongest 5-year-old Boy in the House! Love, Sommar"
This one says, "To someone who likes to build legos! Love, Sommar"
Daddy bought Peter the best and coolest Nerf gun ever!









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