#Jenga dares cracker#

Take a really silly selfie and put it on your Story. Try to identify each player’s shoes just by sniffing them. Let the person next to you give you a new hairstyle. Hula hoop (with an imaginary hoop) for three minutes. Blow up 10 balloons and then sit on each one until it pops. Imitate your favorite cartoon characters and see how many your friends can guess. Using a hairbrush as a microphone, put on a living room rock concert. Sing the ABC song backward while hopping up and down. Let the person next to you mummify you with toilet paper. Stack cookies or crackers on your forehead. Call your parents by their first names and see their reactions. Fill your mouth with Cheerios and sing the national anthem. Answer the phone like a cat next time it rings.

Eat a whole plate of food without using your hands. Answer your next truth to the tune of “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.” 52. Walk around the room with a book on your head. Go take a selfie with the closest adults. Try to touch your nose with your tongue while we take a picture. Pick out a stuffed animal, take it everywhere with you tonight, and treat it like one of your friends. Smell our breaths and guess what we ate last. Record a video like you’re an influencer selling something silly. Tell us about your most embarrassing moment. Ask someone to slow dance with you for one whole song. Let us make a weird snack for you to eat.

Walk backward everywhere you go for the rest of the night. Sing the national anthem like you’re a country singer. For the rest of the night, wink at the end of each sentence. Speak with a French accent for the rest of the game. Talk like an English person for the rest of the game. Run around the house as many times as you can. Make up a poem about your favorite article of clothing.ģ2. Go ask someone not in the room if you can borrow a pair of socks.

#Jenga dares cracker#

Try a cracker bomb (hot sauce in an oyster cracker). Let us choose your profile picture (you have to leave it up for an hour). Let us make a social media post on your account (if the child is old enough). Come up with the silliest laugh you can and use it the rest of the night. Go outside and clap a lot while yelling, “I believe in fairies!”ġ7. More Dares for Truth or Dare Time for Kidsġ6. Do your own makeup but with your eyes closed. Do the macarena (or any other crazy dance) for one minute while standing on the front lawn. Tell the group about the scariest nightmare you remember having. Try to juggle eggs (best to keep this outside). Call a friend who couldn’t come and talk in a weird accent until they guess who it is. Eat your snack (something messy) with no hands. Answer every question like a JEOPARDY! question. Moonwalk to the kitchen and grab more snacks. Go grab more snacks, while acting like T-Rex. Go outside and yell the name of your best friend.Ģ. (Easier said than done, right?) Daring and Fun Dares for Kidsġ. All that really matters is that your kids have a blast while playing a cool game that is both fun and age-appropriate. If any of these dares steer things in a direction you’d rather not go, it’s OK to leave them off or edit them to better fit your rules. That can make sleepovers and games even more challenging. What might be totally appropriate for one family might not be OK with yours. Of course, each community, each family, and each kid is different. Maybe even start things off close by, so you can offer suggestions that fit well with the expectations you have for that particular age group.

That means it’s totally fine to let them play Truth or Dare at their very first sleepover… just offer some distant but helpful adult supervision. There are tons of dares that are totally appropriate for kids and young tweens. That doesn’t mean you have to let your kids grow up too fast or completely ruin their fun, though. The problem? Most television shows and movies tailor their Truth or Dare games to bigger kids and teens. Younger kids want to get in on the action, too. Grown-ups and big kids aren’t the only ones who like to play Truth or Dare.