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Fun ideas for a study group/party

Any fun ideas for a study group party? We are going to play a review board game to help prepare for NCLEX. I'm looking for inexpensive ideas for fun little prizes (and winning categories), decorations and such. So far I'm planning on utilizing smarties and dum dum candies. Come on all you creative party planners give me some ideas! : ) also tell me about your experience if you've had or been to this kind of party before.

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    Inflate latex gloves. Also have a chocolate fondue pot going. You will guarantee attendance that way. :)

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    Cute mini totes (goodie bags) filled with cheap nursing supplies--bandages, gauze, tape, alcohol wipes, etc..

    Make a mini reference book, using a miniature 1 inch ring binder, that has normal labs, cranial nerve info, med. calculations, etc...

    Cute pens made to look like a green flower stem with a fun looking flower at the end.

    Highlighters

    Bobby pins - plain or decorated

    Hair elastics

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    Not necessarily cheap, but fun anyways :)

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    Either have a study group or have a party.

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