The Chocolate Race
If you throw a six in this game then chaos is let loose! Can you get dressed up in time to enjoy your chocolate treat?
How To Play
Step 1.
In the centre of a table is a large bar of chocolate on a chopping board or tray, with a knife and fork. Nearby you will need a coat, scarf, hat and gloves big enough to fit all players, or better still, a range of sizes.
Step 2.
Players assemble around the table and take turns to throw the dice. The first player to throw a six wins the chance to eat some chocolate. But before they can do so they must don the coat, hat, scarf and gloves, and then cut a portioned of chocolate with the knife and fork and eat it with the fork (no hands!).
Step 3.
BUT... while the player in Step 2 is trying to get ready and cut the chocolate the remaining players continue throwing the dice in turn also trying to throw a 6. If they do then the chocolate winner in Step 2 must stop at whatever point they have reached and remove the garments. The new winner tries to get a taste of the brown gold.
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Anyone who manages to cut and eat a chunk of chocolate before it is all gone might consider themselves a mini-winner.
The Details
- Location: Indoor (home)
- Ages: 2-6 years, 7-11 years, 12-16 years, 18 years or older
- Team: No
- Physical: No
- Average Duration: 5-15 minutes, 16-30 minutes
- Cost: £2-£5
- Occasion: Family Party, Children's Party
- Essential Equipment: Dice
- Essential Equipment - Other: A coat, a scarf, a pair of gloves, a hat, a knife, fork & big bar of chocolate
- Ease to Learn: Very Easy