Pea Pipes
Teamwork Physical Icebreakers Individual Indoor Outdoor
- Players: 16 or more
- Duration: 15 - 30 min
- Average cost: $1
- Age: 4+
How to play
Pea Pipes, Simple relay structure for this game. 4 teams line up at one end. Place a bowl of peas (or whatever you are using) at the other end. The first player from each team has to run to the other end and pick up a pea by sucking it on the end of the straw. Then they must carry it back to their team. If the pea falls off while they are returning, they must pick it up again (with the straw) and continue back. To win, a team must get all of its players to bring back 1 pea each.
What you'll need
- Peas
- Bowl
- Straw ↗
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