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Snot Shot Coordination Game

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Our Snot Shot coordination game is is a variation on the clothespin drop game Mom set up for us at birthday parties back in the ’70s, but it’s still a lot of fun!  Snot shot is fantastic for hand-eye coordination practice, and there are easy ways to adjust the game to everyone’s ability. This game can be played with 1 person, or in teams.

Snot Shot, a coordination game

Snot Shot coordination game

Equipment for the Snot Shot Coordination Game:

  • Each team has 10 pom-poms.  We use green for one team and yellow for the other.
  •  1 jar/tin can (the smaller the mouth of the jar the more challenging the  game).

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How we play Snot Shot:

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The first player/s stand with the jar on the floor at the end of their toes.

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The players hold a pom pom against the end of their nose.

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Lean over the jar and try to drop the pom pom into the jar.

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Make sure not to lean too far over or bend your knees!  That’s cheating!

Each player takes one turn and then the next player steps up for their shot.

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The game ends when one team has all 10 (or 5, or 3, or 1) pom poms in their jar.

  If you want to add an extra element of fun, or to use it as a break from studying,

set a timer and the team with the most pom poms in their jar when the alarm rings is the winner!

Another way to use this game is to have they player/s answer a math or another question correctly before they can take their shot.

 As a side-note, when we played this game way back when, we used clothespins and a jam jar.  Feel free to use whatever you have.  There’s no need to spend any money to have a lot of fun! We’ve made other games for coordination as well, such as our pom-pom toss.  Have YOU ever tried something similar to our Snot Shot coordination game?

This would be a fun game for a Halloween party!  See our Halloween ideas page for more inspiration.

Comments

  4. Terra says

    I LOVE this! My son is quite a bit older than your kids, but he might really like to show his younger cousin how to do it. Thanks for the fun idea!

  9. Julie says

    Oh yes, I remember playing this party game, but we didn’t call it snot shot. I’m still laughing. That’s a great title and the game is still fun.

  11. Deceptively Educational says

    This is the perfect game for kids to play when they need a brain break. It’s fun and yet still requires focus, keeping them from getting all wound up. I’ve pinned and am featuring this tomorrow on my blog at the After School Linky Party. I hope you’ll stop by and keep sharing!

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