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category_search Fun Games Activity Type
chair Low Effort Lazy Rating
alarm 15 - 20 min Time
groups Medium (15-30 ppl) People
directions_walk Active Exertion

Benefits

  • Very playful & fun
  • Highly interactive
  • Minimal skills
  • Inexpensive prop
  • Multiple variations
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Finger-Snaps

Fun large group game to build coordination & teamwork skills.

Finger-Snaps

Fun large group game to build coordination & teamwork skills.

Fun Large Group Game

This versatile group activity creates increasing levels of excitement as groups engage with progressive team challenges. Finger Snaps begin with individual practice and scales to synchronised group efforts. As a fun large group game, it requires minimal preparation using an inexpensive prop, making it accessible for almost all settings. Try this fun interactive game to generate energy while developing teamwork skills.

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Step-by-Step Instructions

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  1. In advance, cut one or more foam (pool) noodles into a series of small 25mm pieces, and then slice each piece into two semi-circles of ‘finger-snaps.’
  2. By way of demonstration, place one finger-snap between your thumb and index finger, and squeeze it to cause it to pop into the air. If possible, aim to catch it.
  3. Distribute at least one finger-snap to each person, and ask them to practice their popping and catching skills.
  4. After several minutes, ask each person to join with a partner, to launch and catch one another’s finger-snaps simultaneously.
  5. Then, after a few minutes, invite each pair to join with another pair, to make a finger-snapping quad, etc.
  6. Challenge each small team, over the course of several rounds, to pop all of their finger-snaps simultaneously and attempt to catch as many as possible.
  7. Finally, ask each team of four people to join with another team of four to attempt the same task with a group of eight players.
  8. Challenge your group to continuously improve and/or try one of many variations.
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