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Saturday
Oct022010

Game: Musical Condiment Twister

We have played this game several times, but had an addition a couple of nights ago that made it even more fun.  The basic idea goes like this:  

  1. Create a twister board on a piece of plastic sheeting using paper plates to mark circles and filling those circles in with Ketchup, Mustard, Relish, and Mayonnaise with blue food coloring.
  2. Print out pieces of paper that say, "Right foot," "Left Foot," "right hand," and "Left Hand" on red, blue, green, and red paper.  You want enough of these to have each phrase on each color AND to have enough for each spectator to have one.
  3. Place the pieces of papers on the backs of the spectator chairs.
  4. Blow up a beach ball.
  5. Select four or five players (you may want to have two boards... one for guys, and one for girls)
  6. Instruct the spectators, "Once the music starts, throw or hit the beach ball back and fourth.  When the music stops, so does the beach ball.  The person holding the beach ball yells out the instructions on the back of their chair like "right foot red" and the players will obey.
  7. The players play without removing hands/feet from the board unless they are instructed to by the crowd.

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