Adult Party Games: Scoop-a-Cup

How many ways can you transport various items from Point A to Point B without spilling?


Materials Needed:

• Variety of objects to use for transporting items, such as a cookie sheet, hat, large cardboard box, spatula, baster, gloves, and so on.
• Variety of awkward item to transport, such as water, feathers, rice, peas, coins, and so on.
• Rope or masking tape

Play this one of the funniest kids, teens and adult party games for 30 - 45 minutes.

How to Play:


1. Pair transportation objects with items to be transported. The pairing should make transporting difficult but not impossible. For example, you may pair a cookie, sheet with water, a hat with feathers, a large cardboard box with a tiny grain of rice, a spatula with peas, a baster with water, gloves with a coin, and so on.


2. Divide the players into two teams. Line them up on one side of the room.


3. Mark the goal line with rope or masking tape.


4. Give a player from each team one transporter and an item to transport. On the word "Go," have them race to get the items to the goal line and back. If they drop the item along the way, they must return to the starting point and race again.


5. When the first set of players returns with their items, tell them to tag the next two players, who then pick up the next two transporters and the items to transport and race to the goal line and back.


6. Continue playing until all items have been transported.


7. Award a prize to the team that finishes first.


Variation:


Blindfold the players, of course!


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Ice Breaker Games: Claymation

Play this Charades-based game, and everyone will be putty in your hands.


Materials Needed:

• Modeling Clay
• 40 index cards
• 2 felt-tip pens
• Stopwatch or timer
• Paper
• Pen or pencil for keeping scores

Play this one of the funniest Party Games for 30-45 minutes.

How to Play:

1. Divide the group into two teams and have them sit on opposite sides of a table.

2. Give each group twenty index cards and a felt-tip pen. On each card, have them write down a noun for something that can be shaped in clay, such as cat, table, bus, and so on.

3. Stack the cards in two separate piles. Give Team 1 the pile written by Team 2 and vice versa.

4. Give each group a large lump of clay.

5. Have a player from Team 1 draw a card written by Team 2. That player must create the selected word out of clay and have his or her teammates guess the item before one is minute is called. Award a point if the word is guessed correctly.

6. Alternate teams and players until the cards are gone.

7. Award a prize to the team with the most points.

Variations:

Instead of restricting the game to nouns, make it more challenging by allowing verbs to be included. Then, if you like, add people, short phrases, movie titles, and so on.

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