and place on
top of whatever scene you want to make.
I made this cake. It was fun and so easy, my three
year-old grandson helped. To make this cake, simply bake two
round cakes and frost sides and top with cream cheese frosting.
Cut large popcycle sticks in half and stick to the frosting for
the fencing. Assemble 
like I did.
Place on red and white checkered covered cardboard. I used shelf
liner that I hot glued to a styrofoam board.
ones for some
down-on-the-farm charm.
like this one.
in the
"hay" on the tray.
Ingredients
8 large russet potatoes, peeled
4 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoon salt
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
In a large saucepan, cover potatoes with water. Bring water to a
boil and cook until tender, about 20 minutes. Let cool in
refrigerator overnight. The next morning, heat butter in a large
skillet or frying pan. Shred potatoes and add to pan. Season with
salt and pepper. Cook until golden brown on bottom, flip and
brown on other side.
to cut into
shapes.
You can't go wrong with a fruit and veggie tray. The folks
will nibble and munch on it from the time the party starts
til you bid farewell so be sure to serve up a nice one. You can
make two seperate trays, one for fruit and one for vegetables or
mix them onto one platter.
Here's a country style dip for the veggies!
These Cow Patty cookies look really authentic when placed on a
plate with a 
nearby.
if you'd
drether.
to make fun
shapes.
like the one
below or you can make your own by decorating solid white or bold
colored lunch sacks with 
to put on when
they take their turn.
rings or on the
count of three, they run like wheelbarros style to the finish
line which can be a 
Ring a 
or count to
three and it's off to the races!
The children will stampede to the hay where they will
fill their bucket and race back to the starting line. The
child who returns first wins but he or she must have a bucket
full of hay. If the hay blows or falls out along the
way, it must be gathered back up so the bucket will be full when
he or she crosses the finish line.
while the
children circle around the chairs. When the music stops,
each child must take a seat in a chair but one will not have a
chair and that player is "out". Take out one chair and
repeat until only one child is left who becomes the
winner.
Divide the
children into two groups. Each group can decide upon a name like
the "Great Gallopers" or "Race Course
Race Horses".
The two groups will line up and one member of each group will
gallop to a designated line (I use colored electrical or
masking tape) and back. Then that player will quickly hand off
the stick horse to the next player. The group that finishes
first wins.
This is a really fun pop n' match game
for ages 3-7. The children take turns trying to be the first to
match all the animals on his or ger game card.
The popper is built in so there are no loose pieces and the game
is easy for all to play.
This great game can be purchased from 
Especially if your party is indoors, this game is a farm birthday
party lifesaver, a definate "must have".
eggs, a
bandana, a pair of overalls, etc.
You can be original and have fun with this game, like have
the children hop while finding the objects or incorporate a
"no talking" rule.
The group that collects all the items on their list first, or
that has the most when "time" is called, wins. Happy
Hunting!
Line up 
and let the
children toss 
to try to knock
them down. Each player gets three tries!
will have them
scrambling and just can't be beat.
for your
guests. You can pass them out when the guests arrive and let them
take them home when they leave.
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