Prank ideas on 5 year girl
The one who will give 5 nice pranks i will mark him/her as a brainliest
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1. give her an ice cream but inside the ice cream packet a pilled banana in a stick
2. to give her cupcakes but inside the cupcake healthy food
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Pan full of Brownies.
Literally, one of the best tricks out there. Once your kids walk in the door from playing outside, tell them that you’ve spent the past few hours making them a made-from-scratch pan of brownies. Their eyes are sure to light up as they sprint to the kitchen…then, the prank sets in as they see the baking sheet literally full of the letter “E” cut out in brown construction paper…priceless! Check out the details of how to get the kids involved in this one at my friend2. Keep those gummy worms handy.
Tell your kids that you are making then a homemade omelet for breakfast, but stick a few gummy worms smack dab in the middle. Talk about a look of shock on their face!
3. Toilet paper their room.
Think back to your younger days. Were you ever part of toilet papering someone else’s house or car? Well, it’s time to dig out those skills now and use them! Once your child falls asleep, sneak in and toilet paper their room giving them quite the show when they wake up.
4. The great grape trick.
Grab some aluminum foil and wrap up individual grapes. Then, tell your kids that you have a couple of pieces of chocolate left over for them to unwrap and eat. Truly a silly surprise for them!
5. Marshmallow Bush:
Let your little ones know that you are running low on marshmallows and you need them to go pick some from your marshmallow bush.
It’s worth it, trust me! A few moments before you make this request, head outside and take some marshmallows and stick them on the branches of a bush or tree out front. The confusion that will happen will be picture-worthy.
6. Fake bugs.
In their glass of water… at the dinner table. Be sure to have your camera ready.
7. Undrinkable Juice
Fill cups with gelatin and tell the kids that it’s juice. Be sure to place a straw into the cup before you put it in the refrigerator to firm up overnight. In the morning, offer your kids a cup of juice and get ready when they try to take a sip. (Oh- and have a spoon waiting because they will be more excited about the jello than the juice!)
8. The great Oreo switcheroo.
Plate them an afternoon treat of what they think is just some harmless, yummy and simple oreos…but switch out the middle cream for something else (we used peanut butter last year – still edible, but definitely a trick they didn’t see coming!)
9. Change the color of their cereal magically.
Have their bowls of cereal waiting for them on the table, milk-free. Under that dry cereal, add a few drops of food coloring and wait for them to pour that milk on top. Once they do, the colors emerge!
10. Eating Rocks
Your kids will think that you are crazy for this one, but it’s perfect! Pretend that you found some pretty rocks in the yard – show the kids how great they are and talk about where you found them. Then, when they are into your story, eat one. They won’t know that you are actually eating candy rocks! Here are some cute ones that you can find with my affiliate