This whole thing was sort of an immersion environment, so let’s just take a trip through it, shall we? This is the first party in which I have actually planned and implemented activities that required facilitation. Well… maybe we only delivered about five like this. I’ve always secretly wanted to be a spy, so it was natural for me to go a little nuts with planning this party.)Īs with all super-secret agent gadgets, we delivered our invitations incognito…
(Note: Husband did not define “overboard.” My excuse is that I just couldn’t resist. Instead, I spent all of my time planning party activities and creating printables to go with them. This year, he was all about undercover spy stuff.īecause I agreed with my husband that I would not go overboard, I did not spend all of my time making a piñata, birthday cake, and other food stuff. Never a dull moment around this house.Whew! The past few weeks have just flown by! As of late, my ability to post all that’s happening in our lives (and in my mind) has been nearly impossible, but I couldn’t let another week pass without sharing how we were wonderfully catapulted into our busy December… by none other than our adventurous Boy Number Three, Levi. Former ECE turned mother, party planner and blogger. It was fabulous for children who have great imagination.Īlanna is a mother of two beauties, Nora age 3 (aka coconut) and Avery 5 (aka polka dot). They all were talking about having their next party there and who they would invite. The two and a half hour event was well received by the children. You will have to carry things around for a while.ĭefinately a fun event for, those spy loving kids who are up for a little adventure. You may want to leave the loot bags in the car and give them out when you leave. Also, two things you should know is that for the younger children it can be a little scary, especially when they first walk inĢ. There is also a pizza delivery option that was not mentioned to the birthday mom, but you may want to ask. You will need to supply the cake and you can bring food. Ducking and dodging to keep out of sight from the secret agent. The children took their mission very seriously. The children were able to get hands on with the equipment, looking in drawers and touch things they have never seen before (you know, like a typewritter). We were guided through rooms which were still set-up as they would have been.
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The children were suited up, picked "secret agent" names and were told about how to be stelth like and super quiet. We were met at the main entrance by our guide who promtly ran the kids through Basic Training exercises, and then we were ushered into the building that where our mission would take place. I was very curious how this would play out (and had never been to the Deifenbunker) so I tagged along. Also, a fabulous venue for a Spy birthday party for a bunch of 6-9 year olds. The building is now used as a museum that chronicals an important time period in Canadian history. It was a top secret building that would house all the important government officials in the event of a nuclear attack. My boy was invited to a birthday party at "The Diefenbunker" For those of you who aren't familiar with the place, it was built during the "Cold War" by John Deifenbaker, the Prime Minister at the time. Three pages all stamped with offical CSIS letter head and stamps. It all started out with a surprise birthday invitation.
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