Could make it so that if the tower falls over on someone's turn, maybe everyone has to do the dare at once (if possible). Giant Jenga Wiggly Rope Bridge Corn Hole Massive Climbing Haystack Jumbo. If they are successful they will need to complete the dare written on the block (or pick one at random from the hat). For this Awesome Soft Jenga Game Idea, You’re Gonna Need: 1 4 x 8 ‘ Foam board found by the insulation sheets in Menards.

Each player takes a turn to remove a block from the tower without making the tower fall over. When the row is set, set the row above perpendicular to that of the one below.

If you don't want to write or stick things on your jenga blocks then I suggest just making up a whole lot of dares on bits of paper and putting them into a hat or box to pick from.Įssentially, the rules of the game are the same as Jenga. Place the tiles side by side in rows of 3. do 10 starjumps, act like a chicken for 10 seconds, get a glass of water and drink it upside down, share a limmerick). If a tower collapses in a stuffed apartment, for example, it can easily damage some of the property. Make sure the dare isn't going to be too hard, but just something that will be funny or silly. On each jenga block, write a 'dare' (using the texta and sticky labels). Even the regular Jenga can be dangerous if a piece falls on your foot for example. You'll need a jenga set or even a giant jenga set if you have one. Its easy at first, but as more blocks get pulled, the tower starts to get unsteady&and youll be on the edge of your seat just trying to keep it from falling Stay.

Would work really well to help the group mingle and get comfortable being around one another. The suspense is building - and so are you Carefully pull a wood block out of the tower and place it on top. This is a great youth group ice breaker game.

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