Hosting a Tupperware party involves much more than showcasing storage solutions; it's about creating an engaging and memorable experience. The Tupperware Party Games form offers a comprehensive guide to infuse your gatherings with excitement through a variety of themes and games, ranging from Ice Breakers and $400 Demonstrations to Cookie Exchanges and seasonal celebrations. It outlines creative ways to stimulate sales and interaction among guests, ensuring that every party is a hit. Whether it's a Mystery Host Party, Party In A Bag, or themed events tailored to special occasions throughout the year like Super Bowl parties in January or festive holiday celebrations in December, this document provides all the essentials for a successful Tupperware party. Additionally, it includes funny quips to break the ice, ensuring participants are relaxed, engaged, and ready to enjoy the unique activities planned. From demonstrating the vast $600 sales potential with a structured ordering system to sweetening the deal with Cookie Exchanges, the form not only guides hosts in organizing their parties but does so in a way that highlights Tupperware's product line, like the That's a Bowl and Silicone Baking Mat, proving that Tupperware parties can be both fun and functional.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Form Name | Tupperware Party Games Form |
| Form Length | 32 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 8 min |
| Other names | tupperware game, tupperware games, tupperware party themes, tupperware party games |
TUPPERWARE
PARTY
THEMES
&
GAMES
TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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Ice Breaker |
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$400 Demonstration |
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Cookie Exchanges |
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Potato Party |
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Mystery Host Party |
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Party In A Bag |
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Think You Don't Have Time For A Party? |
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Let's Make A Deal |
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Purse Search |
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Invitation to Let's Make A Deal Party |
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Win $100 in Products |
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The Apple Game |
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Can You Hold That Pose? |
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The Left/Right Game |
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Tupperware Lotto |
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Scroll Party |
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Point Poem |
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Super Size It Game |
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Yes or No Game |
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January party - Super Bowl theme |
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February/Valentine's Day party - I Love Tupperware game |
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March/St. Patrick's Day party - The Green Game |
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April/springtime party - Don't Count Your Chicks Before They Hatch |
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May/Birthday Month party - Happy Birthday Tupperware game |
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Summertime party - Fun In The Sun |
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Autumn party - Pumpkin Party |
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October/Record Breaker Month - Orange Peeler Sale |
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Winter party |
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December party - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town |
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Ice Breaker
Use any or all of these funny little quips to break the ice at your party; everyone will have a laugh or two, and it will prepare them for the fun that lies ahead in your games and demonstration.
Have you ever wondered…
- Who was the first person to look at a cow and say, I think I’ ll squeeze these dangly things here, and drink whatever comes out.
- Who was the first one who thought that the white thing that came out of a hen’ s back end looked edible?
-Why do toasters always have a setting that burns the bread to a horrible crisp that no sane human being would eat?
-If Jimmy cracks corn and no one cares, then why write a song about him?
- Why do people point to their wrist when asking for the time – they don’ t point to their crotch when asking where the bathroom is!
-Why does Goofy stand erect, while Pluto remains on all fours?
- If Wile E. Coyote had enough money to buy all that Acme crap, why didn’ t he just buy himself dinner?
-If quizzes are quizzical, what are tests?
-If corn oil is made from corn, vegetable oil from vegetables, peanut oil from peanuts, then what is baby oil made from?
-Is Disney World really just a people trap operated by a mouse?
-If pro is the opposite of con, what is the opposite of Congress?
-Why is it that when someone tells you that there are over a billion stars in the universe, you believe them…but if they tell you there is wet paint somewhere, you have to touch it to make sure?
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IT’S SO EASY TO HAVE A $600 DEMONSTRATION!
FOR EVERY ORDER THAT YOU COLLECT OF $30 OR MORE, LET THAT PERSON SIGN THEIR NAME NEXT TO THEIR LUCKY NUMBER(S). THEY GET A NUMBER FOR EVERY $30 SPENT. WHEN ALL 20 LINES ARE FILLED, YOU’LL HAVE $600
IN SALES! I’LL PICK A LUCKY NUMBER AT THE DEMONSTRATION AND THAT
PERSON WILL WIN A PRIZE!!!
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HOST NAME, DATE: ________________________________
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C o o kie Exc ha ng e s C a n Swe e te n Yo ur Pa rty Line - Up !
This fun the me c a n b e d o ne a ny time o f ye a r, a ltho ug h mo st p o p ula r a ro und the ho lid a ys. Why no t sug g e st a C o o kie Exc ha ng e to yo ur Ho sts?
Putting to g e the r a C o o kie Exc ha ng e / Tup p e rwa re Pa rty is a s e a sy a s 1, 2, 3:
1.Find so me o ne to Ho st the C o o kie Exc ha ng e / Tup p e rwa re Pa rty.
2.Invite 5 o r mo re c o o kie lo ve rs (g ue sts) in a d d itio n to the Ho st.
3.G a the r 6 o r mo re d iffe re nt c o o kie re c ip e s.
De c id e wha t typ e o f c o o kie e a c h p e rso n will b ring to a vo id d up lic a tio n. Eve ryo ne sho uld p re p a re c o o kie s in a d va nc e a nd wra p the m in g ro up s o f a
d o ze n a p ie c e , with just o ve r a d o ze n c o o kie s p e r p a rtic ip a nt (the Tha tsa Bo wl’ s la rg e size is p e rfe c t fo r ma king a nd tra nsp o rting la rg e c o o kie b a tc he s). At the p a rty, p la c e c o o kie p a c ka g e s o n a la rg e ta b le . Using the Tha tsa Bo wl, c o lle c t c o o kie s fro m o the r g ue sts’ c o ntrib utio ns. G ue sts sho uld b ring c o p ie s o f the ir
re c ip e s to sha re , e sp e c ia lly if it is ne w o r uniq ue . The n, just se rve b e ve ra g e s, sa mp le e ve ryo ne ’ s c o o kie s a nd e njo y!
This is a g re a t fo rma t fo r p ro mo ting Tup p e rwa re ’ s p re p a ra tio n line , inc lud ing the Tha tsa Bo wl a nd Silic o ne Ba king Ma t!
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