Minute to Win It

So we were asked to help out with the Ward Christmas party by brainstorming "Minute to Win It" games. Naturally, I immediately went to the internet. Here were some of my favorites:

(compliments of: About.com)

Christmas Cliffhanger

Set up Christmas Cliffhanger by placing ten open Christmas cards in a row on a table, close to the edge. Stand cards horizontally so they look like little tents. Then, stand at the opposite side of the table. The object of the game is to blow on the cards to move them to the very edge of the table so that one of them is left hanging over the edge without falling off. You have one minute and ten cards to accomplish your task.

Christmas Ball Roll

To play, you must use a gift-wrapped box (about the size of a shirt box) as a fan to move a round Christmas ornament across the floor and into a marked square. The box must not touch the ornament while the game is in play. You can vary the distance that the ornament must be fanned depending on the age of the people playing.

Face the Gingerbread Man

Face the Gingerbread Man is played exactly like Face the Cookie, using a gingerbread man in place of the Oreo. Sit down and lean your head back; place the cookie on your forehead and move it to your mouth using only the muscles in your face. Don't touch the cookie with your hands!

Do You Hear What I Hear?

To set up Do You Hear What I Hear, take seven gift-wrapped boxes of the same size and place small jingle bells in each of them. Boxes should contain the following number of bells: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, and 35. Place the closed boxes on a table. To play the game, the contestant must arrange the boxes in order by the number of bells they contain, from smallest to largest. Contestants can pick up and shake the boxes, but they must not look inside.

Bonus: A Puzzle of the Nativity!

Rhetorically,
Rebekah

P.S. What Minute to Win It games do you like?