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Print (I used card-stock), trim, laminate game cards for durability. *AND pictures to help you set up the games correctly. *Printable Shopping List to make preparations fast and easy!!! (I got all supplies needed at Wal-Mart and my local dollar store)
#MINUTE TO WIN IT PRINTABLE DECORATIONS PDF#
* 8 page pdf file that includes 10 game cards (materials needed, objective and directions) Games include Brown Bag Special, Sticky Stack, The Color Trap plus 7 more games that are sure to make you laugh. They ask all the time to play so I decided to make a Holiday versions. That summer for a family night, I put together a mini Minute To Win It game night and my kids loved it. One summer my kids and I were hooked the hit show Minute To Win It. So I put together a fun family game night to get them excited for school, well for a minute anyway ) If you enjoyed these challenges, stay tuned! We have more coming! And be sure to stop by Housing a Forest for more fun one minute challenge ideas.Summer is coming to an end and my kids are already complaining about school.
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I’m planning to use some of these challenges to let them take a break between subjects and move their bodies without getting into total free time mode. These games are also great “brain breaks” for homeschooling days! I have found that the boys’ breaks from school often degenerate into total chaos. How many cups can you stack in a minute? You can count the score by number of cups stacked or by number of levels tall. Jonathan (age 2) just had fun swatting the balloon all around the house – great for gross motor skills! The boys especially loved this one! They enjoyed trying to beat their records. Use a fly swatter to keep a balloon from touching the ground for one minute. We fold our socks together as pairs with one around the other, and they make a good “ball” for throwing that way. We found that 20 pairs were a good number to have for this challenge. How many pairs of socks can you toss into the laundry basket in one minute? Again, use a tape line on the floor and move it back for older players. How many pennies can you stack in a minute? It’s harder than it looks! We cut a hole in the top of a shoe box and stood it up on a tray table. How many rubber bands can you shoot into a shoe box? Put a masking tape line on the floor for players to stand behind.
It would be fun to invite another family over to do minute games! Three challenges would be plenty for one evening, especially if the players want to try each challenge more than once. We did the challenges in this post on two different evenings. There are two ways to approach these challenges – players can either try to accomplish a set amount in a minute (win or lose result), or see what high score they can achieve in a minute. The boys enjoyed trying to beat their own personal best score and wanted several turns on each challenge! Creating a Family Game Night: That worked well for eliminating fighting since the younger boys were not taking their turn right after someone who did much better than they did.
We started each challenge with the youngest and then worked up to Mom and Dad. Our boys are currently ages 2, 5, 7 (almost 8), and 11. On the show, players move from one level to another, but we didn’t really keep score.
#MINUTE TO WIN IT PRINTABLE DECORATIONS TV#
We have actually never watched the Minute to Win It TV show, but the concept looked like a lot of fun! Basically, the idea is that players have one minute to complete a fun challenge using items from around the house. Several months ago, I ran across these fun posts on Housing a Forest about “Minute to Win It” style family games.
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