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The melody is familiar; the instrument is a mouthful of water. Gargle Opera asks a performer to gargle a popular tune while everyone tries to recognize it. The first correct song guess wins, even when the performance sounds more like a bubbling fountain.
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Three golf balls. One very wobbly ambition. Hole in One challenges contestants to balance a stack of golf balls before anyone else manages it. Bring the balls, give players a steady surface, and let a small tower become the center of attention.
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Some Peeps flavors sound like someone made them up. In Peep or Pass, that is exactly what students must decide. Show a proposed marshmallow candy flavor, ask whether it is real or fake, and see whose sweet-tooth instincts match the game’s answers.
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Someone on the other team has a chocolate secret. Shut Your Mouth - Chocolate Edition gives each team a chance to hide a piece in one member's mouth, then challenges the opposition to spot the culprit. Each side gets just one guess.
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A team logo you know by heart can get tricky when it turns into squares. Pixelated: College Basketball Edition challenges students to recognize college basketball teams from obscured logos, earning a point for a correct call before the image finally comes into focus.
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College basketball knowledge gets its turn at the scoreboard. Bracket Trivia - College Basketball Edition puts questions about the sport on screen and challenges students to collect the most correct answers. See whose basketball memory extends beyond the team on their sweatshirt.
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A beach trip sounds good until most of the room chooses the mountains. Would You Rather - Spring Break Edition makes students pick a side, then keeps only the majority in the game. The challenge is committing to a preference before seeing where everyone else lands.
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School is out, but the decisions have only just begun. Last Man Standing - Spring Break Edition gives students a holiday adventure to navigate from their side of the room. Choose among three responses and hope your spring break story lasts longer than one question.
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A famous face is much less obvious when only the nose remains. Famous Nostrils - Vol 1 asks students to identify celebrities from close-up nose pictures. Scrutinize the sniffer, make a guess, and find out whether that small clue was enough.
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Aforetime might sound like a game update, but this vocabulary comes from the King James Bible. King James Vocabulary Vol. 1 asks students to choose what unfamiliar terms mean, turning words such as mammon into a screen challenge with a surprisingly tricky set of choices.
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A heart-shaped pizza might be easy to recognize, but can your team explain it without saying the obvious words? This Valentines Edition sends two volunteers to the front while their teams talk them toward the picture’s required keywords, all at the same time.
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Cards and roses have numbers behind them in Trivia - Valentine's Day Edition. Students work through questions about the holiday and choose from the answers shown. Keep count of correct responses as the group finds out whose Valentine's knowledge goes beyond recognizing a heart.
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A floppy disk can look like a save icon that escaped the screen. Name This Thing - Vol. 1 challenges students to identify familiar objects from an earlier era, including payphones and other throwbacks. Show the picture and see who knows the name behind the nostalgia.
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Big artistic ambition meets a very small painting tool in Toothpick Artist - Bob Ross Edition. Contestants create the best picture they can using a toothpick, then put their tiny-tool masterpieces before the crowd. The audience's vote decides which work takes the win.
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Something ordinary can look completely unfamiliar when you get much too close. Wayyyyy Too Close shows students highly magnified pictures and asks them to identify the object behind the detail. Use the choices on screen, make a guess, and reveal the bigger connection.
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Your Christmas movie memory is about to meet your emoji vocabulary. The Emoji Game - Christmas Movie Edition replaces film clues with picture combinations. Students decode what they see and name the Christmas movie before you show the answer and move to the next puzzle.
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Christmas lyrics have dressed up in their longest vocabulary. Thesaurus Karaoke - Christmas Edition swaps familiar words for synonyms, leaving students to recognize the song beneath the elaborate phrasing. Read the transformed lyrics on screen, make a guess, and reveal the familiar carol.
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These Thanksgiving turkeys are full of air. Turkey Burst gives two contestants balloons decorated like turkeys and challenges them to pop the whole batch by sitting on them. Set up the balloon birds before your gathering, then see whose collection disappears first.
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A jumbo marshmallow is harder to hide than a secret smile. Shut Your Mouth - Marshmallow Edition has two teams study each other and guess who is concealing the marshmallow. Keep track of correct calls as the teams try to read their opponents.
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Fall sweaters and colorful leaves might already be hiding between your selfies. This camera-roll scavenger hunt asks players to search their existing photos for seasonal matches, with points going to the first person or team to produce the requested picture. Your autumn snapshots become the clues.
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Two hidden choices wait under boxes, and only one is the treat. Trick or Treat has contestants choose a mystery food before finding out what they've picked. Prepare an appealing option and a less appealing edible one, then let the choice create the suspense.
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A few tiny pictures have to do the work of a whole movie trailer. The Emoji Game - Halloween Movie Edition asks students to connect emoji clues to a Halloween film. Show the symbols, hear the guesses, and reveal the title behind the puzzle.
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This pumpkin-carving contest starts with a foam cup and a toothpick. Toothpick Artist - Pumpkin Carving Edition asks students to turn those unlikely materials into their best pumpkin design. The challenge is in making a tiny tool and an ordinary cup look like seasonal art.
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Off-brand candy bars or mini candy bars: which disappointment gets your vote? Which is Worse - Halloween Edition makes students choose the less appealing of two seasonal options. They move to the corresponding side of the room, turning a Halloween opinion into a visible decision.
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Pumpkin spice latte, apple cider, or tea: where will your students gather? Cluster Up - Fall Favorites turns seasonal preferences into movement. Students head to the zone matching their answer and discover who shares their taste in fall drinks, activities, flavors, and desserts.