ninja at the Wheel of Purim
First, read Holiday Party and Carnival Basics for general overview of the what, how and why of kiddie Jewishy festivities. All my party stations are uber-thematic, educational and irresistible.
Planning a small party or huge carnival for Purim? Find stations at this post:
PURIM CARNIVAL STATIONS
Pick the ones that will fit your venue, guest list and age ranges best.
or:
Interested in trying a Carnival-esque, Mitzvah-centric alternative?
Find my version at this post:
PURIM CARNIVAL ALTERNATIVE, MITZVH-CENTRIC
Hit the Hamantasch (throw the filling)
Hit the Hamantasch (fillings)
Make a mini crown from an upcycled coffee sleeve
Fish-printing for Adar and Purim
The answer to: “Can you plan a great carnival?”
Bible Belt Balabusta 
This is wonderful !!!
How did you construct the wheel of Purim? It would be greatly appreciated if you would please. email or post the exact instructions. We would like to use it in our Purim Carnival this year.
Thank you,
Rebbetzin Frimet Yagod
Head of,School
Tiferes Israel Cheder
Moncton, NB
Thank you! The details are at my “Purim Carnival Stations” referenced in the post above. Basically, I bought a 24″ prize wheel (Amazon) and personalized it with images I copied/laminated/trimmed. I just attached the images with tape, because we can re-use the wheel for other events or classes throughout the year. The wheel is basically a dry-erase board, which means you can also draw anything you wish on the segments.
As for the actions that accompanied each photo, I list a few suggestions in the post. They were meant to teach or reinforce basic Purim story elements or mitzvot or trivia. The wheel operator was free to improvise “consequences” based on the ages of the players, but I did provide a table of materials and props for use.
Thanks, for answering so quickly.
Hoe did you construct the stand and spinner?
The prize wheel included the spinner and stand. I don’t remember which one I bought, but it appeared to be a standard 24″ dry-erase prize wheel.