- Cost
- $14-22
- Effort
- medium
- Best for
- the person with the biggest sweet tooth in your group chat
What to put on the sign
“I'd give 100 GRAND to taste the RAINBOW with you at hoco. Don't be SOUR, say yes.”
One line, big letters. If it needs a second read, cut it down.
The plan
Buy candy bars whose names finish the sentence and lay them out on a poster so the wrappers become the words. 100 Grand, Skittles, Sour Patch, each one slots into a line you write around them. They read a full sentence made of candy, then keep the candy. It is different from a one-line sign because the props are the words.
What you'll need
- 🎉SkittlesFind it
- 🍫100 Grand barFind it
- 🎉Sour Patch KidsFind it
- 🎉Now and LaterFind it
- 📋poster boardFind it
- ✂️glue dotsFind it
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Step by step
- 1Buy candy bars whose names complete your lines.
- 2Glue or tape them to poster board in sentence order.
- 3Write the connecting words between them in marker.
- 4Hand it over, let them read it, then let them eat the evidence.
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