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Run (carrying the ninja with the chopsticks) to the other take-out container and drop ninja inside.

Have 1 person from each team dig through the rice (using chopsticks) to find a ninja.

Set up empty take-out containers a reasonable distance away from where the kids will start.

Pass out ninja chopsticks- 1 per person.

Put 1 ninja in a take-out container for each person on the team (4 people per team = 4 ninjas in that team’s take-out container).

These are adorable and I want some for myself! I can’t use chopsticks, but these are kid-friendly, and I could use them. When you receive them, they’re actually in 2 packs of 6, so if you don’t need all 12 at once, you can keep the others in the packaging. Ninja Chopsticks – Oriental Trading: These come in packs of 12 for $5.25. We’ll be making sure Charlie keeps his up where Owen can’t get them. They are also small, so a choking hazard for children under 3. Ninja Warriors – Oriental Trading: You get 48 of these awesome little guys for $8.00! They’re kind of gummy, so make sure they kids know that they’re not candy, but toys. I received some of the products below from Oriental Trading for the purpose of this review.

Had I waited a few days longer, they would’ve been cheaper or I might not have found them at all. I was able to snag bags of Snickers, Skittles, Starburst, and M&M’s for 50% off. That meant lots of Easter candy clearance. This year, Easter was exactly one week before Charlie’s birthday. If your child’s birthday is anywhere near a holiday (Christmas, Easter, Halloween) that has a ton of candy, be on the lookout for candy coupons and then after-holiday clearance sales! Sure, the packages may be holiday designs, but let’s be honest: the kids just want candy! I think it’s somewhere in-between: I hate a piñata that can’t take a whack, but even when the 11 year old got ahold of it to knock it open, we still needed to tear it apart to really open it up. That could be a good thing or a bad thing. I will say this is not an easy piñata to break. We fit PLENTY of candy in this you just need to shake it around so it spreads out throughout the dragon’s body. I had read a few reviews that people said they couldn’t fit much candy in this dragon piñata, but I have no idea what they’re talking about. The Dragon Piñata from Oriental Trading was a hit, of course! The kids loved it and everyone loved watching them take a whack at it. I received this dragon piñata from Oriental Trading for the purpose of this review. So we had a piñata, a “racing game”, a decorate your own ninja headband, decorate a ninja cookie, and “Sensei Says”. When I asked him what kind of games he wanted to play at his party, he said “racing game”. Charlie is really into playing any kind of game right now.

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Everyone holds their pets up to the camera and pretends they are talking.

PowerPoint Karaoke – “Powerpoint Karaoke (also called Powerpoint Roulette or Battledecks) is an improv game where a person presents a slideshow to an audience without knowing the contents of the slides.”.Scavenger hunt for common household items.Pick a Bob Ross painting and everyone attempts making it in Paint (or equivalent) in 30 minutes.Chopped challenge! Pick 3 random ingredients and each person make a dish.Everyone takes turns making up a story and says one sentence.Everyone takes turns reading a book aloud, paragraph by paragraph like in middle school.Drawful 2 – “Challenges players to draw ridiculous prompts on their smartphones and tablets.”.Players join by simply using the web browser on their smartphone – no app needed!” Jackbox Games – “Since 2014, we’ve been releasing collections of easy-to-play party games for your friends, family, and fellow inmates.Unless otherwise noted (for example, a gaming system), all of these can be done using Google Hangouts: Here are 30 ideas that our team came up with. With a mixed bag of newbies and veteran remote workers, we wanted to see how we could continue fun and hilarious team bonding from a safe distance. We’re a remote work-friendly company, but have never been a fully remote work team - until this week!