Have a pancake flipping contest
An abundance of fun—and some may even argue an abundance of mess—is promised by pancake-themed parties! Making and flipping pancakes is a ton of fun and has a straightforward formula.
Traditionally, on the day before the Christian festival of Lent began, people would make pancakes with whatever ingredients they had left over in their pantry to prepare for the six-week fast. This day is known as Pancake Day. They were forbidden from consuming fatty foods during Lent. Eggs, which make up a significant portion of pancake ingredients, were among the foods that were prohibited. You may discover a ton of suggestions and kid-friendly activities online if you're seeking for enjoyable ways to commemorate Pancake Day.
The mess is minimal but the fun is maximal. For lunch, supper, or dessert, compete to see who can flip the most pancakes before tucking into some delectable crepes, American pancakes, or Scotch pancakes. whichever you like. It's an easy game to put together, and you can easily transfer the pancake from a hot pan to a cold one before the younger players start flipping.
Age: 4+
