Island Treasures on a
Tray Memory Games!

Island Treasures on a Tray Memory Game

You will need
A serving tray
Paper and pencil/pen for each player
2 Towels
At least a dozen Hawaii theme items that will fit on a serving tray

Give each player a piece of paper and a pencil/pen. In private put a towel on a serving tray and arrange all of your Hawaii theme items so they are all visible then cover with another towel. Have the players gather around a table where you will put the tray down and remove the towel for one minute for them to study the items. After one minute cover with the towel and give the players one minute to write as many of the items they can remember on their piece of paper. The person who remembers the most items wins!

The items we have featured on the tray in the photo above are: pineapple toothpick holder, plumeria insence,shell lei, shaka/hang loose key chain plumeria photo frame, hula girl playing cards, spoon rest, macadamia nuts, coffee, ash tray, shot glass, nail file, pen, aloha shirt key chain, plumeria candle.

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If you have photographs from your Hawaiian theme celebration showing how you transformed your party or wedding into a Hawaii oasis that you would like to share and have posted on this web site please email them to us at islandfriends@aol.com

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