Skittles candy game

This game reminds me of another camp game we used to play — Chubby Bunny! Basically cram as many marshmallows into your mouth and say chubby bunny. The person that can get the most in, and say it clearly, wins. Skip to content. Other Related Games and Posts. Moses This game reminds me of another camp game we used to play — Chubby Bunny! Great site! Share Twitter Pin. Skittles Conversation Game Click here for more on self-esteem and character building Have a group of kids, tweens or teens you need to get to know?

Materials Skittles, enough for each child to receive Napkin or something to put the candies on, one per child A list of questions that you want the children to answer.

How to play Each color will represent a question. Example Color: Red: question: Tell me something that you dream about. Sample Icebreaker Questions Need help with some icebreaker questions? Remember they will have to give an answer for each one of the Skittles they have in that color, ex if they have 4 red skittles, they have to give 4 answers to the question What is something you dream about?

What is something you are good at? Name a talent that you have. What do you like to eat? What characteristics do you think a good friend has?

What is your favorite part of school? Where would you like to visit? And if you have grown men playing with their big hands, this gets pretty funny to watch. Haha I know my reaction when I was first told the rules to this game changed after I actually played it. So give this game a try this Christmas or any other occasion with your family and friends. Oh and did I mention this is a game kids can play too? And remember to grab your printable Skittles Game Cheat Sheet here for easy access at your party.

So tell me, what do you think about this Christmas party game? Do you have other favorite games you love to do each year? Let me know in the comments below as I would love to hear from you! Have you heard of this crazy fun saran wrap ball game? Click image below for more details. What happens if the cup falls over? Do they pick it all up and put it back in the cup and start again? Pass around the candy and tell each participant to choose anywhere from 1 to 5 pieces of anything that they want.

Instruct them not to eat it yet, though. Each person takes turns introducing himself or herself, beginning with their name and then saying one fact for each candy type that they have. Previous post.