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How to Play: Chopsticks Pass-Along
Filed under: Kids' Games, Activities: Toddlers & Preschoolers, Activities: Big Kids, Activities: Tweens, Activities: Family Time
Use chopsticks to pass items. Credit: Getty Images
How to play: Give each child a set of chopsticks, an unshelled walnut, an acorn, a cranberry, a pea and a small plate. The first player passes each of the items, from largest to smallest, to the next player, who receives the items with chopsticks. This continues through the line of players. The last player in the line sends the items back to the beginning of the line.
The rules: If a player drops any of the items, that player is out of the game.
How to win: Pass each item back to the starting plate without dropping any of them.
What else you need to know: If children are unable to use chopsticks, you can use a teaspoon instead.
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