how do you handle birthday invitations at school?

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Prenel Ker

My 4 year old's school lets the parents give invitations through the school. I kind of think it blows because uninvited kids must feel rotten. My daughter, for instance, invited 80% of her class. There was a limit on the number of kids she could invite to the birthday party place. The other kids must quickly understand they aren't invited. My wife takes care of this stuff and everyone does it this way at the school.

Does your kid's school handle birthdays this way? Do you think it is a poor system?

Answer
On one hand, it makes me feel bad for the other kids. On the other hand, it wasn't the big of a deal in past generations. Kids were taught that sometimes, you just didn't get picked (whether it be sports, friends, etc.) So, maybe it's not as big of a deal as we try to make it out to be.

We homeschool, so I have no personal experience with my kids concerning this issue.

What to write on the front of my Birthday Party invitation?

Kiley(:

Woo, celebrating my birthday on December 11th (which is not my birthday, but very close to). :) I'm going to go roller skating. There will be about 10 people there, so I decided now is a good time to do the whole invitation thing. I don't want to do the whole, "You're invited!" cheesy thing. What can I write on the front that's appropriate for a 14th birthday party?
Sorry! I don't know why Yahoo put this question into this category.

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''You are Cordially Invited To''
I'm just kidding.
You could put:

Skate On Over To [Your Name Here]'s sweet 14!
And have like a picture of a roller skate or a invitations that look like roller skates.
...I never thought I'd be answering a question like this in Woman's Health, lol.

Happy B-day! My B-day is next month too haha.
Dec. 30th I will be 20 XD

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