Host an Educational Carnival Game Booth

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helpertunity-handcrafters
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United States of America (the)
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eileen@helpertunity.org
Website: helpertunity.org
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For many years, our organization has participated in local expos and fairs through a "Carnival Game Booth" concept instead of selling handcrafted items. Our first educational game, introduced in 2014, helped people identify recyclable items according to local guidelines. We utilized a ring-toss game and awarded crafts as prizes.

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Create a Fun Recycling Ed Game
Request an Event Booth
Set Your Game-Play Price-Point

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Create a Fun Recycling Ed Game

Create engaging carnival games that incorporate educational elements about the plastics recovery process.
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Request an Event Booth

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Rather than paying a high vendor booth fee and competing with other artisans at craft fairs or street markets, consider placing your Educational Ecology Game in the recreational, educational, environmental, or community section of a local expo, fair, or farmer's market. Event coordinators may offer a free or reduced booth fee due to the game's entertainment or educational value for attendees. Attendees could bring clean recyclables to earn a free play and win a small token or sticker.
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Set Your Game-Play Price-Point

Donors or buyers who wish to participate beyond a small token or sticker may do so by paying or donating to play until they win. Establish a game-play price that aligns with the cost and value of medium and larger prizes you offer. Ensure that all participants win a medium or larger prize commensurate with their contribution.

Set varying difficulty levels for a chance at premium prizes, or permit participants to trade multiple smaller prizes for one larger prize of equal cumulative value.