Name of Game: Pass the Carrot
Ideal Number of Participants: 20+
Age Suitability: 19+
Equipment: Bag of carrots, Knife
Type of Game: Stag and Doe party game/ Jack & Jill
party game
Description: Divide the participants into equal sized
teams and instruct them to line up in single file.
Pick a long carrot and give it to the first person in
line for the team. Each person has to pass the carrot
to the person beside them…between their knees. Every
time someone drops the carrot the leader cuts off an
inch or so
Objectives: To get people laughing and having fun.
Leadership Suggestions: It is good to encourage
competition between teams as the quicker they go the
more apt the carrot is to fall. The game becomes super
funny and very challenging when the carrot is very
small.
Safety Measures: Make sure that people are not
intoxicated if participating, they should be able to
hold a conversation.
Problem Areas/Recommendations: Play this game near the
beginning of the evening when alcoholic beverages have
been consumed but no one is falling over. People at
the end of the line may get bored. You could make them
form a circle so that everyone can see the carrot
being passed amongst fellow players. Also, it is
possible that the carrot is too long resulting in no
one dropping it. Experiment to find the "desired"
length to make the game fun.
Name of Game: Suck for a Buck
Ideal Number of Participants: 10+
Age Suitability: 19+
Equipment: Created T-shirt & Desired Candy, needle and
tread (if sewing the candy on)
Type of Game: Stag and Doe party game/ Jack & Jill or
Bachelorette party game
Description: Create a T-shirt with words "Suck for a
Buck" across the chest. Sew or lick and stick
lifesavers or any other desired candy throughout the
shirt in "strategic" locations. During the night of
the party solicit men/boys/victims to pay to suck off
one of the lifesavers
Objective: To make some money for the bride and groom
to be
Leadership Suggestions: Purchase a candy necklace and
have the males pay to bite a candy off.
Safety Measures: Take care of your bachelorette, she
will probably be consuming large amounts of alcohol in
order for her to let you put this shirt on her. When
soliciting the men to purchase candy off the shirt,
ensure to make sure they understand they are to bite
off the candy and watch for a choking hazard.
Problem Areas/Recommendations: Make sure to bring
another shirt for the bachelorette so she can change,
in case the shirt rips or something gets spilled on
it.
Name of Game: I've Got To Go
Age: 16+
Number of Participants: 12+
Equipment: One chair
Game Type: Passive
Description: Three participants that do not know how
to play the game are selected and are taken out of the
room. The other participants sit in a semi-circle
around the chair. They are told that each of the
three participants will enter one at a time and show
us how they go to the bathroom. At the same time,
outside the room, the three participants are each
given a role to play. One will be a motorcycle rider,
the second will be a fire fighter, and the third will
be a person talking into a well. The fun of the game
is that each of the three participants thinks that
everyone is laughing at them acting out their role,
while everyone else thinks that they are showing us
how they go to the bathroom. In the end the three
participants tell everyone else what they were doing
and the leader tells the three participants what
everyone else thought they were doing.
Objectives: To have fun and to be entertaining
Leadership Suggestions: Make sure that if the people
know how to play the game they don't tell anyone else.
Safety: Keep the acting out skits clean and
non-offensive
Problem Areas: Make sure to pick students who are
willing to do anything.
Name of Game: Plunger Sex
Age: 10+
Number of Participants: 12+
Equipment: Plungers and rolls of toilet paper
Game Type: Active, relay, stag and doe/ Jack and Jill
game
Description: Everyone chooses a partner, then the
partners are placed into teams of eight (i.e. four
couples on one team). Partners stand at opposite ends
of the room and teams are lined up in relay formation.
The plunger is placed between the legs of one partner
(stick the pointing end forward), while the other
partner places the roll of toilet paper between their
legs. When the game starts, the partners run towards
each other while trying to keep the objects between
their legs. The object is to place the roll of toilet
paper onto the stick end of the plunger without using
your hands when the partners meet at the centerline.
Objectives: To have fun and to work together with your
partner to complete the task.
Leadership Suggestions: Partner up male/female or with
someone you feel very comfortable with.
Safety: Watch you don't stick anyone with the plunger.
Problem Areas: This game is appropriate for certain
ages.
Name of the Game: Dance Relay
Age: 5+
# of Participants: 8+
Equipment: Lines on the floor so they know when to
change moves, pylons would also work; Also a mat for
any floor break dancing moves if the floor is hard.
Game Type: Active, relay
Description: Plan a dance routine that is linear.
Divide the group into 2 or more teams, 4 or more
people on each team. Explain the routine (a
demonstration is also helpful). The first person in
each line does the routine (for example, running man
to the cone, Roger Rabbit around the cone, Moonwalk to
the next cone, Stayin Alive to the mat, do a worm on
the mat, and run back to touch the next person in line
so they can go). Play music as the relay is
happening.
Objectives: To have fun and to be the first team to
finish the relay having performed the dance moves
well.
Leadership Suggestions: This can be done with any age
providing the music is appropriate.
Safety: Mats if the moves are on a hard floor.
Problem Areas: Everyone must perform the dance moves
well, they shouldn't care if they look silly.
