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The holidays are a time of the year when the whole family gathers together in one place.
They can be Christmas trees, stars, candy canes or, as the family did, nutcrackers.
Candy cane fishing
This game has a few variations.
In this version, the candy cane is put on a string that goes around the players belly.
This family appears to have used rice to stick the candy canes in.
This family used cups as their objects.
Left Or Right
The leader can call out commands like left or right without any predetermined pattern.
Alternatively, they might call right, and participants need to react by stepping or turning to their right.
The key is for the participants to swiftly follow the given command without hesitation.
Anyone who fails to move in the correct direction is disqualified.
Take A Bow
Every player gets a handful of bows before the game starts.
The objective is to stick as many bows onto another players back as possible.
The trick is to avoid being de-bowed yourself.
When the time is called off, the player with the most bows wins.
There can be an extra rule if adults want to make this game a bit more fun.
Roll the shots
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This drinking game requires toilet paper rolls and shot glasses.
A shot is placed at the end of the toilet paper roll.
The participants have to roll it back without spilling the shot.
The fastest player wins.
For this game, every player gets two plastic cups and a huge plate.
The players put the cups on their hands as if to imitate hooves.
Play for one minute or until all the marshmallows are gone.
Victory belongs to the player who has the most marshmallows.
For this game, youll need a balloon and five plastic cups.
Heres another version of candy cane fishing!
Instead of tying the candy cane to their waist, players pick it up with their mouth.
Those who manage to fish out the most candy canes to their plate in a minute wins the game.
People select and pull a string to retrieve their prize.
A table version of plinko
