Collect Christmas programs for all.

1, the host of bubble gum called a number of people on the stage, preferably an odd number. When everyone is ready, the host shouted "bubble gum" and everyone should respond to "what is stuck". The host randomly thinks of a certain part of the body, and the people on the stage will touch each other. For example, if the host says that the left foot is the heart, then the people on the stage will touch the left foot in pairs. Those who can't find a companion are eliminated. When the number of people on the stage is even, the host should act as 1 person in it, so that the team will always remain odd. In the end, the remaining two won. Because the game is not technically and intellectually difficult, when the winner gets the prize, he can also make things a little more difficult, such as letting him stand on a chair to express a word (which can be his name) or letting him perform a program. Pay attention to this game, the host shouted out the body. ...

2. Grab chairs (rules: each team has 5 people, put 9 chairs, and those who don't grab chairs will be eliminated. For each person eliminated, the team will reduce a bottle of beer and increase to the winner);

3 Flowering (Rule: How many petals are there? People standing in a circle embrace each other, and those who are isolated are eliminated. The team reduced a bottle of beer and increased it to the winner.

4, bite cake solitaire:

Divide into several teams, but there are not many people in the team. (Each team has an equal number of people)

For example, divide into two teams, each with six people.

Prepare two big cakes (big ones)

The referee announced the start.

The first person in each team picked up the pie, handed it to the second person's mouth with his mouth, and took a bite before letting go.

The second person also passed it to the third person with his mouth, and then took a bite. . . .

So the pie becomes smaller and smaller, and the difficulty is getting bigger and bigger. . . .

If you haven't chewed all the bits at the end of a round, it will be passed from the last person to the first person.

The team with the most passes wins.

This game is extremely fun, but you can't play it if you love cleanliness or feel unsanitary.

In fact, it is very hygienic, because when it is passed on to the next person, the last person bites it off and eats where he bit it.

5. Including but not limited to leakage:

Several people came to the stage with half saliva in their mouths. They say a word, don't leak, and finish the sentence. The most obvious victory.

6. Unity is strength:

Put four chairs in a square, four people sit on them, put their heads on adjacent legs in turn, and then remove all the chairs. Four people hold on for 30 seconds without chairs.

Hang in there, it's up to you!

7. Blind Square: People over 65,438+00 are blindfolded, each holding a rope and asking to put the rope in a square on the ground. Or a regular pentagon.

Blind people play gongs: prepare a gong to hang in front, one of them blindfolded and play gongs under the instructions of others. Blind people can assign those people to command. But it's also possible that other people are interfering and directing.

The above games are all team games, and participants can be divided into several groups to fight.

8. You can choose two rows of people, a group of three, two people blindfolded and fed each other with chopsticks, and the other person who can watch is responsible.

Buzz ~ ~

9, Xiao Jiujiu game, quite fun!

For example, people standing in a circle say four 9s from one of them, the next person answers 36 quickly, she goes on to say six 8s, the next person answers 48, and so on. ...

Whoever makes mistakes and loses will be punished:)

10. At both ends of a table, worship three bowls vertically, each containing 1/3 flour. Put a ping-pong ball in each of the two bowls near the table, and then stand on both sides to see who blows it into the third bowl first. This game can adjust the atmosphere and is very funny. . . .