Toilet Paper for Hanukkah Parties

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Toilet paper can be used for more than just a bathroom accessory during a Hanukkah party. Toilet paper can also be used to promote teamwork during game time at the party. This is very simple to do, but it will require the children to work together as a team and use their creativity.

Playing a Hanukkah game with toilet paper will be considered a unique idea. Hand each child one square of toilet paper. They may look at you funny, but they soon will be enjoying themselves. Divide the children up into two teams. The rules for the game are very simple. The host will say a word aloud that represents Hanukkah such as: the Star of David, a menorah, or a dreidel. The groups will have to put their squares of toilet paper together to make the object. The first team to make the object with their toilet paper squares wins that round. You can decide how many rounds you want to have total. The winning team is the team that completed the most objects by working together.

Most people would not think about using squares of toilet paper to create a fun and entertaining Hanukkah game. Do not be surprised if the children ask to play again. If the game is played again try to mix up the teams so they are not working with the same people. Also, don�t be surprised if the adults join in on this original game. Try doing a few rounds of adults against the children. See who can work together better. You can guarantee that your guests will be talking about this toilet paper game even after the party is over.

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