Create comprehensive planning documents for Vacation Bible School or special kids ministry events that cover all essential details and logistics. This prompt helps you organize everything from volunteer schedules to supply lists, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks.

Create a detailed planning guide for a kids ministry special event with these details:

Event type: [e.g., "Vacation Bible School (VBS)" or "Family Fun Night" or "Kids Camp" or "Christmas Program"]
Duration: [e.g., "5 days, 2 hours per day" or "Single 3-hour event"]
Expected attendance: [e.g., "75-100 kids, ages 4-12"]
Theme: [e.g., "Ocean Adventure - Diving into God's Word"]
Location: [e.g., "Church building + outdoor space"]
Budget: [e.g., "$1,500 total" or "Low budget, use what we have"]

Please provide:

1. Event Overview:
   - Main goals and purpose
   - Schedule outline (day-by-day or hour-by-hour)
   - Age group divisions and rotation plan

2. Staffing Plan:
   - Volunteer roles needed (list each position)
   - Number of volunteers per role
   - Responsibilities for each role
   - Leader-to-child ratios by age group

3. Station/Activity Planning:
   For each station (Games, Crafts, Snacks, Music, Bible Story):
   - Activity description
   - Time allocation
   - Supplies needed
   - Setup requirements
   - Age-appropriate adaptations

4. Supply Shopping List:
   - Organized by category (craft supplies, snacks, decorations, etc.)
   - Quantity estimates based on attendance
   - Where to purchase (dollar store, bulk suppliers, etc.)
   - Estimated cost per category

5. Room Setup and Decorations:
   - Space allocation plan
   - Decoration ideas that match theme (budget-friendly)
   - Safety considerations
   - Check-in/check-out area setup

6. Communication Timeline:
   - When to announce event (X weeks before)
   - Registration open/close dates
   - Volunteer recruitment timeline
   - Parent communication points (invitations, reminders, day-of logistics)

7. Day-of Logistics Checklist:
   - Setup tasks and timeline
   - Registration procedures
   - Safety and emergency protocols
   - Clean-up plan

Tone: Thorough, organized, practical. Think like you're helping someone who has never planned this type of event before - what would they need to know?