Holiday Can Knock Down - Game to Buy!
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DIY HOLIDAY CAN KNOCK DOWN - SETUP & DIRECTIONS(Short Carnival Savers video/gif shows a pyramid stack of Christmas-decorated plastic cans and and bean bag knocking them over) Supplies for Knock Down Game:
Game Setup:*Safety First - please make sure there are no sharp edges where the contents can be emptied. Note: Using a liquid product from a can is best, like coconut milk, so it can be emptied easily out of the cans. Before your winter carnival - prepare your cans for this game by removing the product in each can and decorating. You can paint the cans or cover them with wrapping paper taping to the can. (We recommend removing the contents of the cans as they are cumbersome and can hurt some toes if they are filled and fall off the table on someone's foot. Find a small table and cover it with a tablecloth cover. If you are outside, you may need to use tablecloth clips or tape to keep the tablecloth from blowing. Next, stack the cans as shown in the image - (you can leave an inch or two between the bottom cans if desired.) How to Run the Holiday KnockDown Game:Children are given three beanbags with a chance to knock down all six cans in three tosses. Generally, you will be awarded a top prize if a player can knock down all cans in 3 tries. Otherwise, they receive a consolation prize. Additional Hints & Tips:Because this game is made with plastic ends of cans and soft plastic around the middle, older kids can get too rough and throw the bean bags with such force to dent or break the cans! This game is excellent for your little ones - ages 3 - about 7 or 8 years. This is a good game for a school classroom Holiday party! If you are using this with children older than 7 years, require that they toss underhanded to even the playing field! Note: If you are playing outdoors, a breezy day can knock these cans over. So you may be best moving your game inside! |
6 Empty* Tin Cans (rinsed out - keep at least top or bottom)
FUN WINTER THEMED SUPPLIES & PRIZES!
