INSIGHT Magazine December 2014 | Page 38

ble (with their mittens on), takes a Hershey’s kiss out from the bowl and tries unwrapping it with the large mittens. After they unwrap it they have to run down and pop it into the next person’s mouth. The next person takes the mittens and runs to the bowl to do the same. the coat, hat, scarf and oven mitts. Before the game starts, choose a random number to be the “chosen number”; if someone rolls this number with their dice, they need to put on the coat, hat, scarf and oven mitts and attempt opening the box. In the meantime, when that person is trying to open the box, people continue taking turns and rolling the dice. Whoever gets the chosen number again has to take the dressed person’s place—put the coat, hat, scarf and oven mitts on—and continue opening the presents. This can be one of those adult Christmas games that's very fun to play!! Dirty Dice Christmas Gift Grab Game Step1: Everyone brings a wrapped gift and it is placed in the middle of a room. Dress Up, Open Up This is game is best for 3-10 players. For this game you will need a wrapped gift, coat, hat, scarf, oven mitts and dice. Before the party wrap up a small gift (this can be anything— candy, chocolates, a CD, etc.). Then wrap this small box in many larger boxes (one inside the other. Don’t tell anyone about it, they will find this out as the game goes on). It’s best to use duct-tape for wrapping (to make it hard to open). Have everyone sit in a circle and put the wrapped box in the middle. Next to this put 38 Step 2: Once everyone is seated and two dice are passed to each person to roll (a larger group of people can pass two or three pairs of dice). Whoever shakes a double retrieves a prize but can't open the gift, and so on until all gifts are taken. Everyone who has a gift (some have none, some might have many) opens their gifts for everyone to see. Step 3: Now it gets dirty! A timer is set for 15 minutes and the dice keep going around the room to each person and if someone shakes a double they can steal an unwrapped prize from anyone. 'Everytime' a double is rolled, a prize gets stolen. Step 4: When the timer runs out, that is the end of the game. When we have very young children participating, the adults make sure each child is left with at least one prize. ✤ December 2014 INSIGHT