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"  Cost: Under $100 (if held at home) Between television, computers, and video games, children are picking up couch-potato habits younger and younger. Get their bodies moving with a party designed to make getting in shape feel like fun. Consider holding the party at your local fitness club. If the option is available, get free passes for the adults to work out once they drop off the children! Activities: Hire a gym teacher, coach, or other knowledgeable adult to guide the kids through a series of age-appropriate calisthenics such as jumping jacks, jogging in place, and mini sit-ups. Have the kids toss balls back and forth. Hold relay races and play an old-fashioned game of tag. Keep the action going, but remember to give the kids breaks. Think less boot camp and more day camp. The point is to have fun getting fit. Birthday Cake: Sneaker Cake  Bake a 13&amp;quot; x 9&amp;quot; x 2&amp;quot; cake. Cut the cake into the shape of a side view of a sneaker. Frost the cake in white icing. Pipe shoelaces and the sneaker&amp;#039;s symbol (such as a Nike swoosh) using red or blue frosting. You could also use red licorice for the shoelaces.  Party Favors: Gym whistles, clipboards, and personalized water bottles make great good-bye gifts. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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