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Summary: Learn how to hold a "pow wow" for kids in this free video series that will teach you how to throw a tasteful Native American-themed party for your child.
Renee Melanson is owner of Kids Company, an innovative entertainment establishment for children. She has been dancing for over 20 years with expertise in creating special events from...read more
"In this clip, we're going to talk about food for the party. Of course you can choose from pretty much anything but we tend to choose pizza, because it's inexpensive. And with drinks, if you like to keep it inexpensive, you can get juices and make them and put them in water coolers. And a lot less expensive and very convenient because the kids aren't limited on how much they can drink throughout the party. When you actually serve the food, you can make the kids get in a circle. Explain that their starting to have a "Pow Wow". The perfect time because in Indian culture, families didn't feast alone. They all feasted together and they shared in the excitement and the jobs of the day. So the great time for the kids to enjoy. Also pizzas are cut like tepees."
eHow Article: How to Hold a Pow Wow with Food for Kids
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angryindian said
on 8/7/2008 You are so ignorant it's not even funny!
You don't know about Indians, you have no clue what a pow wow is.
These videos are such a insult!