Ideas for stage events and attractions that will liven up a school festival

Handmade Mini Bowling

@motoseisakujo

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♬ Mario-style fun 8-bit NES BGM(1122633) – Yukiko Yamamoto

We’d like to introduce a handmade mini bowling game you can make with cardboard.

Using cardboard, a light ball, and pins, it’s an easy game anyone can enjoy.

From kids to adults, everyone will have fun aiming for strikes, so it’s also great as a classroom event at a school festival.

If you keep score, you can make it a team competition for even more excitement.

It’s a booth that will bring smiles to both the makers and the participants.

Be sure to use this as a reference and work together with your class to make your school festival a hit!

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kepiko

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Strikeout

[DIY Baseball Gear] How to Make a DIY Strikeout Target – Tutorial Video

Here, we introduce “Strikeout,” a surefire hit for the game corner at a school festival.

The rules are simple: throw a ball at the target and try to hit the numbered panels.

It’s simple, but it really gets the crowd going! Hitting the number you’re aiming for is trickier than you’d think, so playing in teams makes it even more fun—highly recommended.

It’s also great because even those who aren’t athletic can join in easily.

Be sure to include it in your classroom events at the festival!

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kepiko

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Bank Bowling

[VR × Physics Engine] Recreating VS Arashi! I tried making Bank Bowling!

Here’s an introduction to bank bowling, a bowling game that uses a slope.

In regular bowling, you roll the ball straight down a lane to knock over the pins.

In bank bowling, there’s an incline like a ramp.

You calculate how to use that sloped section and throw the ball.

Not only do power and release position matter, but changing where you throw the ball can send it to completely different spots.

It might be harder to hit the pins, but when you do and they fall, it’s sure to be exciting.

You can make the sloped section using cardboard.

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Nakajima Junko

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American casino

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We did an American-style casino 🇺🇸🎰🎲. It’s the second day of the school festival, so some of the decor is peeling off, but it’s cute so it’s all good 👍🏾❤️#08#fjk#fypKyotoRecommendationAmerican dinerAmericanCultural Festival

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When it comes to American casinos, places like Las Vegas and Atlantic City are famous.

In particular, many Las Vegas casinos are integrated with hotels, and their glamorous atmosphere is a major draw.

Let’s try to recreate that kind of casino with classroom decorations.

For example, a black-and-white floor made by cutting and pasting plastic bags, colored neon lights glowing in a dim space, and a room decorated in American colors—red, blue, and white—would all help create a luxurious, playful mood.

That would be a lot of fun.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Darts made with paper plates and masking tape

@dekitakun

Spiderweb darts with paper plates and masking tapeI tried making it#TikTok ClassroomworkArt#diy

Goodbye Declaration – Chinozo

Let me introduce darts, a surefire hit for livening up your school festival casino games.

Get some paper plates and masking tape, and let’s make it! Stick the masking tape onto the paper plate to form a spiderweb pattern.

When attaching the tape, place it with the adhesive side facing outward.

For the darts, crumple tissue paper into a ball and wrap it tightly with masking tape to make it a slightly firm ball.

Once it’s finished, stick the target on the wall and have fun playing!

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mayumi

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A slot machine that moves with twine and stops with a magnet

[Craft] Moves with twine, stops with magnets. How to make a slot machine and how it works explained.

One of the classic casino games is the slot machine.

You can find them in many arcades, too.

If there were a slot machine at a school festival, people would probably think, “I want to try it!” It’s known for its spinning reels, but it seems difficult to make one yourself, right? Actually, you can build one using craft paper, twine, and a hot glue gun.

You can probably get everything at a 100-yen shop.

The reels are powered by the twine.

Playing with a slot machine is fun, but a handmade slot machine would likely spark even more excitement.

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Nakajima Junko

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Slot machine made of cardboard

Recommended Cardboard Craft for School Festivals: Slot Machine (Powered by Plarail) #shorts

How about handcrafting a slot machine that’s sure to be a hit at the school festival? The mechanism is a bit complex, but by understanding it as you build, you’ll likely learn how power transmission works too.

To make the reels stop precisely on the symbols, the inner drum contains marbles and corrugated cardboard—impressively detailed craftsmanship.

The spinner uses things like the core from a roll of plastic wrap.

Aside from that, most of the materials are just cardboard.

It’s a recommended project for crafty, handy people.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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