Consider bringing some party food with you to the sleepover. This could include food items like potato chips, candy, cupcakes, fresh fruit, or even a few pizzas.  Always bring enough to share with everyone at the sleepover. Ask the host parents ahead of time to see if it’s okay for you to bring some snacks to share. You might want to think about bringing things that you and the other kids can play with during the sleepover. Consider bringing a game console and some fun electronic games, some board games, or even some kind of craft activity.  Bring an iPod or other MP3 player to play music during the sleepover. If you think you might have trouble sleeping or being away from home, consider bringing your favorite teddy bear or another comfort toy to sleep with. Sleepovers can be so much fun and a great way to make memories. To preserve those memories, consider bringing a camera – if your parents say it’s okay. Many cell phones have cameras on them as well. If you have a cell phone with a camera, it might be better to leave the camera at home to reduce the risk of losing a valuable electronic device. Ask the host about things you are unsure about bringing – like games or food. Remember that this is someone else’s house and you need to be respectful about what you bring over.  Other parents may have different house rules than your parents, so you don’t want to accidentally bring something the host wouldn’t like. For example, some parents don’t allow candy in their house. It might be disrespectful to bring candy over for a sleepover if the host parents have prohibited candy in their home.

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打包些零食。 带些游戏和玩具。 带上相机，记录美好的回忆。 除了必需品，带其它东西去朋友家前，务必先取得主人的同意。