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Looking for a quick and easy way to entertain kids at a party, family night, or holiday celebration? Minute to win it games are the perfect solution! These short and exciting challenges are commonly played at summer camp because they are a blast! You can use everyday items, which makes them accessible, budget-friendly, and tons of fun.
What you need: Plastic cups (10 per player)
How to play: Players must stack 10 cups into a pyramid and then unstack them back into a single stack—all within one minute.
What you need: Cookies (one per player)
How to play: Place a cookie on each player’s forehead. Using only facial muscles, they must move the cookie to their mouth without dropping it.
This is a fun one for holiday celebrations. Think about your grandma or grandpa playing this one.
What you need: Tissue box, ping pong balls, and a belt or string
How to play: Attach a tissue box filled with ping pong balls to each player’s waist using a belt or string. Players must shake their hips to empty the box.
What you need: Balloons (one per player)
How to play: Players must keep a balloon in the air using only their hands. If the balloon touches the ground, they’re out!

What you need: Pencils and a flat surface
How to play: Place pencils on the back of your hand and flip them into the air, trying to catch them. Start with one pencil and add more with each successful catch.
What you need: Large marshmallows and small buckets or bowls
How to play: One player tosses marshmallows, and the other catches them in a bucket held on their head. The team with the most marshmallows caught wins.
What you need: Plastic cups and straws
How to play: Using only a straw, players must blow a cup across a table from one end to the other without it falling off.
What you need: Craft sticks and small blocks
How to play: Players must balance as many small blocks as possible on the end of a craft stick held in their mouth.
What you need: Ping pong balls and cups
How to play: Set up a row of cups and give each player ping pong balls. They must bounce the balls on the table and land one in each cup.

What you need: Balloons (three per player)
How to play: Players must keep three balloons in the air simultaneously without letting any touch the ground.
Try incorporating these minute to win it games into your holiday celebrations, or come up with your own unique ones!
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