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minute to win it games for kids and family

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We’re always looking for cool activitiesย to do with our children and our friends, and we’ve seriously found our fave.

Minute To Win It Games are a super-fun thing to do with kids and family.

You can totally adjust these games for whatever ageย group you have or however many players you have. You can adjust them for how competitive you want to be or how team–or individual–focused you want to be.

And honestly, if you search for Minute to Win It Games, you’ll find about fifty thousand.

We’ve researched, analyzed, and experimented with these games, and out of them all, here are our faves, complete with a few notes to ensure success.

Here’s the skinny. . .

Minute to Win It Games for Kids and Family:

Supplies needed to play the 12 games we played —

Many of the links are affiliate links, meaning if you purchase the item, teachmama.com gets a teeny, tiny percentage of the sale which helps us keep this website and all of its resources free for everyone.ย 

  • Kix cereal (or another round cereal)
  • Chopsticks (3 pair)
  • Pipe cleaners/ chenille craft sticks
  • Fruit Loop cerealย (or another loop cereal)
  • Pennies (about 300)
  • Small marshmallowsย (or jellybeans or chocolate chips)
  • Small Dixie cups
  • Plastic straws (about a dozen)
  • Red solo cups (about 100)
  • Blue solo cups (10)
  • Wooden skewers
  • Large nuts (hardwareโ€”about 15-20)
  • Ping pong balls (about 40)
  • 3 square tissue boxes or sandwich bag boxes, empty with long ribbon (about 36″)ย around it
  • Nila wafer cookie
  • Plastic spoons (10)
  • Plastic bowls (6)
  • Marbles (30)
  • Double-sided tape
  • Poster board (for keeping score)
  • funny prizes for winners โ€“ maybe plastic crown or tiara?

Prepare for the games

Before you begin, gather all of your supplies and write the Minute to Win It Games you are playing on a poster board. See sample below:

minute to win it games | score sheet | teachmama.com

Choose teams

We wrote down each player’s name on a small piece of paper, and before each game, we picked partners for that game. That way, teams were mixed up a bit and teams weren’t stuck. It made it much more fun.

Because we started with ten people and planned to pick partners for each game, we decided to score our games as follows:

  • winners: each got 5 points
  • 2nd place: 4 points
  • 3rd place: 3 points
  • 4th place: 2 points
  • 5th place: 1 point

It worked out well. We also didn’t get through all twelve games in one night. We moved slowly though each with our main focus: fun.

Want to grab our Minute To Win It Games and score sheet?ย  Click here!ย 

Start the GAMES!

We cheered, hooted, and hollered.

We took a break for halftime and the kids played for a bit and the parents re-grouped. It takes a lot out of you, setting each game up, playing, and keeping the atmosphere light.

1. Kix Chopstick Raceminute to win it games chopstick race teachmama.com

Players work individually to move as many Kix cereal pieces from a central bowl into their own plastic cups, using only a pair of chopsticks.

Easy? Think again!

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

2.ย  Cookie Face

minute to win it games cookie face teachmama.com

Players have a cookie on their foreheads and have one minute to move that cookie from their forehead and into their mouth.

Want to grab our Minute To Win It Games and score sheet?ย  Click here!ย 

The winner is the player who moves the most cookies from forehead to mouth in one minuteโ€™s time!

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

3.ย  One-Handed Bracelets

minute to win it games bracelets teachmama.com

One minute to thread as many fruit loops onto a pipe cleaner as possible.

And thenโ€“hereโ€™s the clincherโ€“the player has to make that pipe cleaner into a bracelet. Using one hand.ย  So funny!

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

4.ย  Penny Towers

minute to win it games penny towers teachmama.com

Players have one minute to stack as pennies with one hand as they can. Itโ€™s harder than you may think!

The winner is the person who has the highest stack after one minute.

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

5.ย  Marshmallow Tossminute to win it games marshmallow toss teachmama.com

Students partner up and stand across from each other, about 2-4 feet apart.

One person has a handful of marshmallows and the other has a small paper cup. Students have one minute to toss as many marshmallows into the cup as possible.

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

After one minute, the throwers catch and the catchers throw.

The winning team is the one with the most marshmallows in the cup!

Want to grab our Minute To Win It Games and score sheet?ย  Click here!ย 

6.ย  Marshmallow Race

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

Simple. You can play this several ways:

  • Break the group in half and draw a line in the middle of the table. Each sideย uses inexpensive plastic straws to try to blow the marshmallows to the other side of the line. The team with the most after one minute wins.
  • Each person plays individually and has one minute to blow a single marshmallow from one side of the table to the other. The person with the most at the end wins.

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

Straws and marshmallows, and a clean tableโ€“thatโ€™s all you need.

7.ย  Stack Attack

minute to win it games stack attack teachmama.com

Players have 1 minute to completely stack and unstack 36 cups into a pyramid. So fun!

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

8.ย  Movinโ€™ Blue

minute to win it games movin blue teachmama.com

Players have 1 minute to move through an entire line of 25 cups moving the blue cup from the top to bottom.

We didn’t do this one–only because we had different brands of blue and red cups–so they didn’t stack properly.

But it seems really fun!

9.ย  Nut Stacker

minute to win it games nut stacker teachmama.com

Thread 5 nuts onto a wooden skewer. With one hand, stack all the nuts on top of each other.

We didn’t have time for this one, either. But could be done with chopsticks, depending on the size of the nuts.

This may be safer if you have little guys playing.

10.ย  Junk in the Trunk

minute to win it games junk in the trunk teachmama.com

Players have an empty sandwich bag box (or tissue box) tied to their waist with 6 ping pong balls inside. Players move shake and shimmy to get all balls out of the box in under one minute.

This. Is. Hilarious.

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

11.ย  Balance the Ballsminute to win it games balance the balls teachmama.com

Players move ping pong balls from one shared bowl to another bowl on the opposite side of the room.

The catch: players can only move balls using a spoon that theyโ€™re holding in their mouth.

Want to grab our Minute To Win It Games and score sheet?ย  Click here!ย 

OR, play with just about anything ย you have on hand!

minute to win it games balance balls teachmama.com

minute to win it games teachmama.com

12.ย  Sticky Ballsminute to win it games stickye balls teachmama.com

Players roll marbles from one side of the table to the other, trying to get as many as possible to stick on double sided tape.

Really, it was so much fun.

Here’s how we did prizes: everyone got one!

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

Just like we do for our New Year’s Bingo Bonanza, we wrap whatever we have around the house–so some are fun prizes and some are pure funny prizes.

And any complainers lose their prize. It’s all about the fun, right?

minute to win it games | teachmama.com

Want to grab our Minute To Win It Games and score sheet?ย  Click here!ย 

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Want a few more fun ideas to use with your kids and family?

Check these out:

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  • Valentine’s Day Class Party
  • Throw a Rockstar Valentine’s Day Class Party
  • Halloween Class Party Ideas
  • New Year’s Eve Fondue for Family

OR:

Check out a few other posts that may help you develop strong and healthy habits for your family:

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  • frozen peas
  • kids who rock the kitchen
  • kids who rock the laundry
  • rest time
  • gem jars
  • arm circles
  • noticing kids
  • homework routine

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  1. eve

    July 27, 2016 at 6:26 pm

    I’m so glad you posted this! There are so many minute to win it games so it’s nice to have a complete list of supplies needed with simple instructions for each game all together. Thank you so much!

    Reply
    • amy mascott

      July 28, 2016 at 7:12 am

      you are so welcome!! enjoy!

      Reply
      • Brian wilson

        March 31, 2018 at 1:37 pm

        i signed up for the email and i dont see where you print the sheet

        Reply
        • amy mascott

          April 1, 2018 at 6:24 pm

          Hey friend–If you put your email in the box, which I see you did, you should have received an email that has a green button which says ‘download your ideas here’ . . . once you click that, the printable will end up on your computer screen. Super easy!

  2. Cyndi Dalton

    October 31, 2016 at 4:27 pm

    Love minute to win it games

    Reply
  3. Tara

    December 15, 2016 at 5:16 pm

    Can I get the document?

    Reply
    • amy mascott

      December 18, 2016 at 10:18 am

      Yep! once you sign up in the box on this post, it’ll arrive happily in your inbox!

      Reply
      • Latonya wilson

        May 18, 2018 at 1:30 pm

        Signed in haven’t gotten an email yet

        Reply
        • amy mascott

          May 19, 2018 at 10:29 am

          Hi, friend! All you have to do is put your email in the box on this post, and the games will end up in your inbox! I just checked, and your email is not yet in the system!

  4. Gary

    December 26, 2016 at 10:07 pm

    Did dice stacker each player has 6 dice and has to stack them with one hand

    Reply
  5. Selena Espinoza

    January 20, 2017 at 4:37 pm

    This list is great! we are having a company party with employees and their kids.

    Reply
    • amy mascott

      January 20, 2017 at 8:19 pm

      SO FUN!! please take pictures and let us know how it goes!!

      Reply
  6. Zoheb

    March 21, 2017 at 8:22 am

    It was fun to read. By the way, I have played Penny Towers ๐Ÿ˜› I heard of rest of the games, but never played and now I am old. May be, I will play with my children

    Reply
  7. Rizwan Shamji

    March 26, 2017 at 2:14 pm

    GREAT FUNNY IDEAS FOR WHOLE FAMILY….!!
    i REALLY LIKE SOME OF THEM AND PLAYED WITH MY STUDENTS.

    Reply
  8. Sheila brown

    May 8, 2017 at 2:22 pm

    oMg. this clear concise list made my shopping experience so much more feasible. I am able to keep most items ready for impromptu gatherings at a moments notice.

    Reply
  9. Marcia grondahl

    July 13, 2017 at 9:48 am

    Thank you.. having 4 granddaughters over for a camp out in the back yard and these will be great games. The ages range for 5 to 11 so teams will be great.

    Reply
    • amy mascott

      July 15, 2017 at 3:13 pm

      Marcia–SO FUN!! You will be the coolest grandma in all of the land! ENJOY!

      Reply
  10. Katie

    December 10, 2017 at 2:18 am

    These are great ideas! Can’t wait to try them with my class!

    Reply
  11. kRISI

    April 16, 2018 at 7:43 pm

    Such a great, detailed, concise post! THANK YOU!! wE ARE HAVING A SLEEPOVER PARTY FOR MY DAUGHTER’S 9TH BDAY AND THIS WILL BE PERFECT ๐Ÿ™‚

    Reply
  12. Leigh

    June 28, 2018 at 4:31 am

    hank you! my daughters are having their 11th birthday party this weekend, and this is a perfect way to keep them entertained.

    Reply
  13. Brenda

    May 2, 2019 at 10:28 pm

    good family fun ideas

    Reply
  14. Kandis Moffitt

    May 13, 2019 at 10:48 pm

    Hello
    Thank you so much. With only 14 more days of school you have made this S.T.E.M. Teacher a very happy teacher. Can not wait to do these with my classes.
    Thank you!

    Reply
  15. Amber

    February 3, 2020 at 11:16 am

    How do they make it in to a bracelet only using one hand? Sorry, I’m having trouble picturing it.

    Reply
    • amy mascott

      February 4, 2020 at 5:08 pm

      It’s a challenge!! Using the pipe cleaner makes it easier, but it’s just a fun, physical challenge!

      Reply
  16. Amy Locurto

    April 16, 2020 at 2:46 pm

    Pinned it to save for later! So many great ideas here.

    Reply

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As an educator, Iโ€™m always trying to share important informationโ€”bc I really think that when we know better, we do better. This series is part of my final project for a course Iโ€™m taking through Advancement Courses called โ€˜understanding dyslexiaโ€™. 

And as a reading teacher, I need to know all I can about this condition. What I realized is that I had a lot to learnโ€”maybe you, as a parent or teacher yourself, can also stand to learn a little bit. 

Maybe, like me, youโ€™ve grown up thinking that dyslexia was a condition where people read letters backwardsโ€”b for d or p for g? Maybe you thought, like I did, that if a person was dyslexic, they saw all of the letters jumbled together on the page? Iโ€™m here to tell you that both of those things are untrue. 

So if you would like to learn a little about dyslexiaโ€”if you would like for me to โ€˜de-mystify dyslexiaโ€™ for you, then follow along! 

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