Saran Wrap Ball Game! Fun Party Game Idea For Kids Or Adults
If you are looking for the perfect Christmas party game idea for your next gathering then you have to check out this fun and easy saran wrap ball game idea! (Also known as the plastic wrap ball game, cellophane ball game, cling wrap ball or Christmas ball game.) We played this last year at our Christmas party for both the adults and the kids and it was a huge hit. I’ll show you how to make the saran wrap ball and how to play the saran wrap ball game for your next Christmas party game!
Last updated: November 2, 2020
One thing I love about the saran wrap ball Christmas game is that it can be played with adults, kids or both! Everyone had such a fun time playing this game and I learned a couple of things that are important to factor in before playing it! I’ll share those with you so you can play this fun game successfully at your next party. Christmas games are a fun tradition to do year after year and this is one of those traditions you are sure to add to your holiday party list (along with the Christmas trivia of course!).
What Is The Saran Wrap Ball Christmas Game?
The saran wrap ball game is a fun Christmas game that can be played at holiday parties or any gathering (birthday parties, etc) with any age of guests (other than babies/toddlers). It involves wrapping exciting prizes inside layers and layers of saran wrap to be revealed as the layers are unwrapped. The BEST prizes should be hidden in the center of the ball so players need to work their way to the most exciting prizes at the end.
Items To Put In Saran Wrap Ball Game
To create your saran wrap ball you’ll need several rolls of saran wrap (I used the red holiday variety ) and prizes of various values. You might want to save money and skip buying multiple boxes of saran wrap and instead buy one of these food service size cling wraps instead! You’ll want to put the BEST prizes towards the middle of your ball, but spread them out. Here are some ideas of saran wrap ball game prizes I included in our saran wrap ball game (for kids and adults):
- Tic Tacs mints
- reindeer nose or antlers
- Target gift cards
- dollar store toys
- candy and gum
- makeup brushes
- ornament
- lipgloss
- candy cane
- sponges (cool ones like these )
- memo pads (these are fun memo pads with mini clipboards and these are super trendy )
- tissue packs
- headbands and hair accessories (like this styling tool or this trendy scrunchie)
- coffee gift cards
- erasers (we like fun shapes like these animals )
- chapstick (this is a big pack for inexpensive)
- cash
- travel sanitizers
- Santa hat
- Makeup eraser cloths (My sisters and I love these!)
- Matchbox cars
- jingle bell
- Card games (like Blink or this holiday edition card games set or Uno)
- Fuzzy socks (these are cute!)
- grinch playing cards
- small screwdriver set
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How To Make A Saran Wrap Ball
Once you have your supplies you simply start wrapping one item up and keep wrapping the saran wrap around and around in various directions, adding prizes randomly to it as you go. I put the best prizes toward the center but you can also disperse them throughout the ball to ensure all guests get a great prize. You can make yours as big as you want!
One thing that can help determine how big to make it is to take into account how many people will be playing the Christmas game at your holiday party. Make sure you have enough prizes inside for everyone to have a go at the saran wrap ball fun! I always make mine in advance and place it under the Christmas tree until it is time for the Christmas game to begin.
You’ll need the following supplies:
- plasic wrap – how much you’ll need depends on how big of a ball you plan on making. I use 2-4 rolls of plastic wrap per ball typically – I like to use the holiday red/green cling wrap for my holiday ball. Make sure to use the brand name cling wrap as some of the off brand versions don’t actually cling together and it doesn’t work.
- prizes – see my idea list above!
How Much Saran Wrap Do I Need To Make A Ball?
How much saran wrap you need depends on a few factors:
- how many prizes you use
- how big you make your ball
- how much saran you place between prizes
- how you wrap the ball (see the ways to make it more difficult below!)
How Do I Wrap A Saran Wrap Ball?
- Your first prize you wrap will be the center of your ball and should be the BEST prize. We often do something somewhat round such as a cup filled with money or a gift card. For kids I will put a small stuffed animal in the middle. For older kids a giant candy bar or box of candy is fun.
- Then, begin wrapping a few layers of saran wrap around the item but be sure to turn the ball different directions so that the layers aren’t too easy to unravel.
- Then, add another prize and more layers of saran wrap over it. Wrap in different directions and as you wrap you can begin forming the ball shape.
- Continue adding prizes and layers of saran wrap and form a ball as you go. If I have small prizes like candy or gum then I will put them closer together so a person may get more than one. If I have bigger prizes then I space them with more saran wrap between prizes.
- It may seem that the ball doesn’t have a sphere shape however you can form it as you go by adding prizes to different sides and shaping it into a ball.
- Once you have added all of your prizes then push down the end of the saran wrap so that the first person playing will have to hunt for the start!
How do you make Saran Wrap ball harder?
You can make the saran wrap ball game more difficult by making some minor modifications when you are wrapping the ball. Rather than using one consecutive strip of saran wrap to make your ball (which makes it easier to unwrap), instead, use many small pieces so participants are forced to find the beginning and end of each piece which takes more time and skill.
You can also add a component to make it even more difficult after you have used many small pieces of saran wrap. Have participants wear oven mitts or socks on their hands to further the difficulty level for players!
Saran Wrap Ball Game Rules:
- To play the saran wrap ball game you’ll need your completed saran wrap ball, a pair of dice and a pie plate or bowl. Begin by sitting everyone in a circle and giving one person the saran wrap ball and the person to their left the bowl/pie plate and dice.
- To play you must keep the ball on your lap at all times and unwrap it as fast as you can while the person to your left keeps rolling the dice until they get doubles. Once they roll doubles the dice will pass to the person on their left and the saran wrap ball will pass to the dice roller. Once the person to their left rolls doubles the ball gets passed again.
- Keep unwrapping the saran wrap ball as fast as possible the entire time the person is rolling, until they roll doubles. You get to keep any prizes you unwrap. The ball must stay on their lap as we discovered that without this rule someone can easily set it on the floor and unroll it in no time.
We discovered that it would be even more fun to let the kids have their own saran wrap ball game and the adults get their own so the prizes would all be age appropriate. It’s a TON of fun and it’s really easy too so any age can play.
Our readers love this Christmas party game and have come up with many different variations of the saran wrap ball game! We have compiled all the different rules and variations in this saran wrap ball game rules variations post! Check it out and decide which one is your favorite way to play for your holiday party! This is one of our favorite Christmas activities and the many variations keep it fun and exciting year after year.
CAN SARAN WRAP BE RECYCLED?
Once your saran wrap game is finished, gather up the saran wrap and set it aside. Saran wrap can be recycled! Most grocers and large retailers such as Target and Walmart now accept plastic bags, wrap and film for recycling. Look for a bin near the front of the store. To find a list of participating locations near you, go to plasticfilmrecycling.org and enter your zip code.
So what happens to it? Most of the recycled plastic film ends up being made into composite decking! So it may just find it’s way back to your home in the form of composite wood.
How Do I Make The Saran Wrap Ball Game Eco Friendly?
Not a fan of plastic wrap? No problem, try this wrapping paper version of the saran wrap ball Christmas game which is more eco-friendly. Feel free to substitute recycled paper or other ideas for saran wrap as well. Save wrapping paper throughout the year as you open gifts at parties and then once the holiday season hits you will have it ready for this great holiday game. Get creative!
How To Play A Christmas Game At Your Party
The saran wrap game is a fun Christmas party game for any holiday gathering. You can play the saran wrap game with adults, children or both. To play the game simply gather the supplies listed above and create your saran wrap ball prior to the party. Then jot down the rules if necessary to remember and bring along a pie plate, dice and the saran ball. That’s all you need to play this fun Christmas game anywhere!
What Ages Or Groups Can Play This Christmas Game?
The great thing about this Christmas game is that it can be played with ANYONE! Here are some ideas of groups to play this fun party game with:
- families
- kindergarten class
- office party
- adults
- children’s party
- friends
- girl scouts or cub scouts group
- PTA group
- club meeting group
Can You Fill The Saran Wrap Ball With Themed Prizes?
Yes! It is a lot of fun to fill the saran wrap ball with themed prizes depending on what group you are playing the Christmas game with. Here are some ideas to get your creative juices flowing:
- gift cards
- card games
- cash
- drinks/alcohol mini bottles
- gifts of all the same color
- craft items
- lottery tickets
- cooking items
- candy only
- snack ball
- office supplies
There are a TON of ideas you could pull from to create a themed game ball to fit the party group you are hosting.
How Do You Play The Saran Wrap Ball Game Without Dice?
If you don’t have dice you can still play the saran wrap ball game! For younger kids who may not be able to read the dice you can instead use a timer to give each child equal time. You could also play Christmas music and start and stop the music to indicate when to pass the ball.
How long does the Saran Wrap game last?
The saran wrap game is usually over in under 10 minutes. The amount of time will vary depending on the age of the people playing, how big your saran wrap ball is and how difficult you made your ball to unwrap.
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This looks like so much fun! Question: would this be appropriate as a classroom game (like 25 kids?) Is that too many?
Absolutely. We play with a large group of both adults and kids, so it would easily work for a classroom. If you wanted to keep it more exciting, you could do a couple balls and have two groups going at once.
We did this last xmas with the entire family but instead of the dice we did it with music(hot potato) & it was tons of fun. Family is asking for it again.
yeah its good for a family christmas
I found that WalMart brand saran with side cutter, works the best. It is awesome will not let you down.
To use for the saran ball.
What a great tip! Thanks Judy
We played this last year and it was so much fun! We have everyone chip in $10.00 to cover the cost. One thing we have done a bit differently is buy bigger prizes like a package of toilet paper, cheap wine, wine glasses, candles, etc. we then wrap all the gifts that don’t fit in the ball and number them. We put the same amount of numbers on a tag and wrap them throughout the Saran Wrap ball! This way you don’t have to be limited to small sized prizes, works great. It’s kind of fun to put a couple of “steal” tags in the ball where a gift can be stollen or a tag that says reverse game or skip two people! What ever you can think of to make it more fun.
Also we do sheets of Saran Wrap and not a continuos piece
You can do it either way. Sheets are harder and continuous is a little easier if kids are playing.
Oh these are GREAT ideas! Thanks so much for sharing them with us!
Great tip!
Awesome! Thanks for the ideas of the number tags and steals!
Anyone who does this is a monster. All that wrap will definitely go in the garbage afterwards. We are supposed to be polluting less plastic people. A few people do this and it will undo 100 years of not using straws.
My community has a plastic wrap recycle program so it will be recycled.
Plastic wrap is hardly ever recycled even when you think it is. 75% of all plastic ends up in landfill or the ocean. This game does look fun be we really need to consider the environment and make better choices.
Totally agree. This is teaching our kids to waste plastic and pollute our environment. There are many other more eco friendly ways to connect with each other and have fun. Think before you do this!
Actually, you can recycle it. There are stores like Target, Kroger and HEB who have bins at the front of their store. Plastic wrap is recycled in different ways like composite decking! So, no grinches here, have fun playing!
Are you serious? what a party pooper! I bet you are a ton of fun at all the holiday gatherings!
this comment probably coming from someone who takes nice trip via air planes! Don’t be such a Scrooge!
BTW…MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Merry Christmas!
Really that’s what you get from this?🤷🏼♀️
We have to have a little fun every now and then! Always a negative Nancy!
100 years? Really?
I am considering this for the adults at our Christmas celebration this year. It looks like a TON of fun! A few questions to clarify if you don’t mind. Do you wrap the item several times before adding the next object or just enough to cover it? Do you use tape at all or just the cling of the wrap? Do you cut pieces of saran wrap or just keep unrolling it and adding prizes until you run out of saran on that roll? On average how many items were unwrapped per turn so thgt I have an idea of how many to use. Thank you for this post. I can’t wait to get started shopping and wrapping!! 🙂
We played this at our family party last year too and it was a big hit. I had a separate ball for the kids. You want to wrap several times between each prize. No tape, but cut the wrap and switch directions so they have to look for the next place to start pulling. You don’t want it to be as easy as just unrolling it. You could even make the adults wear oven mitts if it seems to be to easy! I found the red doesn’t cling as well as the clear so this year I’m trying it with the clear. Have fun!
Will try saran ball next Christmas Do you cut Saran every few feet to make it more interesting Thanks
We did this last Easter. I started with a large plastic egg in the center and wrapped around it. Since it was Easter, I put a photo of Jesus inside, to reinforce the idea of the Resurrection AND He is the best “gift”. In the end it took on a rather “egg-shaped” form. We used a gina t roll of saran wrap form Costco…Pretty sturdy and easily handled without turning into a tangled mess. We wrapped around the ball a couple of times as each prize was added and then tore the saran wrap and started wrapping/adding prizes in a different direction, so it wouldn’t be possible to just grab and an end and flip/unroll it. I made two balls, one for the grownups and one for kids under 17, because that’s what our group consisted of. The grownups were so into it that women were braking nails. One of the younger kids said that was the most fun thing she’s ever done. It takes two people to do the wrapping easily and efficiently, (one to hold the saran wrap and the other to insert prizes) but it was SO worth it. Planning on doing it again the year!
That sounds like such Fun Jackie! I also have an Easter saran wrap game here: https://musthavemom.com/saran-wrap-easter-egg-game-idea-filler-ideas/
We have teens and college aged kids we played this with. In order to keep someone from just unrolling too quickly, we put some tiny pieces all along inside the wrap, too. We ruled that anything that comes out, must be picked up and placed in a bowl before more unwrapping can be done. We played on a table top, so things kind of flung, wound up on the floor, etc. Having to stop to pick up and place in bowl slowed the unwrapping a bit. We went through about 12-13 plays with two rolls of saran wrap.
I want to do this for several kids but give each kid a chance at it….there would be ages 2-15, 7 kids total. Any suggestions for this big age gap? They are 2, 10, 10, 13, 13, 14, 15. Also, there are three families that make these 7 kids. Myself – 3 kids, cousin – 2, other cousin – 2. How can we divide who brings what???
You can ask for 3 gifts or so per person and put a limit on it. There is no need that this need to cost a lot. Things like lip gloss, candy, gum, holiday socks, and maybe a few toys are perfect.
You can also modify the the rules so that the younger kids get to unwrap until the dice roller gets doubles twice.
We played with ages 2-60. At the end of the wrap, you could trade something you got with someone else. The adults would trade with the little ones for something they might want. Some adults would use a certain gift card or “prize” over another choice so this way we had as much fun trading as we did unwrapping the ball.
That sounds like a fun variation!
You could have each family let kids pick a few things they’d like, candy, gift cards etc are great for all ages and if you really wanted to you could put a pick a prize ticket or several rather so the kids could pick age appropriate prizes from a certain area you have set up beforehand, older kids on one end, younger on the other. That’s what we do too I put riddles inside mine and after everyone is finished or while someone else is unwrapping the strand wrap all that person can take the riddle and “by the stove , a present to unwrap behind a door, you will find , wait til you pass the ball if you don’t mind! ” For the kids that’s what I did and all of them begged to do another but to make sure each kid got a gift like that I put tiny envelopes with each ones name with the riddle inside or if they can’t read their names I print it out little pictures of them and they were instructed B4 to give it to the corresponding child
It was an absolute blast.
This looks like fun, you could never play it in our house though because it would be covered with cat fur!
Adding cat hair just makes it more special. This game is perfect for Dollar Tree items and will be appropriate for male or female. Using thin inexpensive knit gloves work well slowing the game down. A total hoot for any time of year. numb
We played this at our family christmas. We found when you wrap the syran wrap several times around the gift,then tear off and start again…..wrap, wrap, then add another gift, then wrap, wrap, then tear off, then add another gift and wrap, wrap……you get the idea. It is harder and a lot more fun. Every time the syran is torn off and start again the player has to find the end to pull. A heap of fun.
We did this at Christmas with 14 kids and adults. I made two balls and started one on opposite sides of the circle. We used old cookie sheets to roll the dice on. Each ball had 40 to 45 gifts. The best gift in the middle … A roll of quarters. Everything came from the dollar store or 50 cent bins at crafts stores. HINT: Alternate between Saran Wrap and Press n Seal. I used a different length of wrap for each gift. Everyone had a blast and we will do it again.
Does the Saran Wrap stick well to the Press and Seal? Does the Press and Seal stick too well to the Saran Wrap? I don’t want it to be easy. Thankjs
We did this last Christmas and I alternated between cling wrap and some press n seal, it made it more difficult, thus prolonging the fun!! Since you can’t tear it, must be unwrapped so sometimes it would go to a few people before getting the press n seal off. There were 8 of us playing, my husband, myself, and our kids who are in their early to mid 20’s, and their significant others, EVERYONE had a blast with it!!! They’ve all asked to do it again this year!! I put in candies i.e. Kisses, mints, etc, lottery tickets, 1 dollar bills and deeper into the ball a few $5’s and a $10 in the middle.
We did this the last 2 years.. Use Press and seal a lot .. Short pieces. Press and Seal make it tougher for adults. We used oven mitts and will do that again. Did it at the table and we had stuff all over. We did put change in now and then a long with MM and candy kisses. Even put in some scratch off tickets and gift cards. We used 2 rolls of the good Saran and Press and Seal. This year we will put in small notes with numbers on them so they can go to a grab bag where we will have numbered gifts..1 for example will be a Big candy bar..#2 will be a glass of wine, #3 the bottle of beer, #4 you get to clean up. #5 new bath towel #6 ear muffs #6 slipper sox #7 anything that makes them do a chore or give a hug to grandma or an aunt of uncle. Yes we are all adults.
Oh these are all fun additions to the game! Thank you for sharing your ideas!!
I love this idea!! It would be so fun to watch my son unwrap this lol!
The kids have an absolute BLAST doing this!
We did this last year at Christmas for the kids. Since we had kind of a wide age range and didn’t want older kids with more dexterity to get all the prizes, we just skipped the dice and everyone just pulled until they found a prize, then passed the ball to the next person. They still had a blast, as they didn’t know what the next prize would be. We included candy, Cash and kid-appropriate gift cards
That’s a great variation!
I love this. I’m going to suggest it at our office Christmas Party. We usually do a white elephant, but this sounds like so much more fun!
Do you use multiple
pieces of plastic wrap or one continuous roll?
You can do it either way! Multiple pieces makes it a lot more difficult so it works great for older kids and adults. The continuous piece is easier for younger kids.
I’ve played this game many times but I had the students wear oven mitts when it was their turn. It added a bit more of a challenge. They loved it!!
This game was a big hit at our family Christmas party!!!! I wrapped each gift item several times before I added each gift. Oven mitts make it more fun and challenging. We would set a timer for 1 minute and then pass the mitts and ball to the next person. I used anything from candy to gift cards. This year I am going to play Christmas music and when the music stops, then pass the saran ball (like musical chairs). I also tried to make sure there was enough items for each person to have at least 2 gifts. The grand prize gift was the last thing to unwrap.
We played this last year at Christmas too, It was a blast and loved by all. They want to play again this year, so we are having each family bring a few gifts to Thanksgiving to be added to the Christmas ball. Kids and adults played together, but if a child ended up with a travel size bottle of Vodka or something, they traded at the end of the game with someone who won candy.
This game has become a tradition for my family. We have about 14 adults and we each give $$ To one person and that person purchases the, gifts, lottery tickets and small amount gift cards. We also make a small gift box that is used for cards that we add to the ball with instructions on them, if while you are unwrapping and you receive a card you must follow the instructions on the card. (Examples of cards…pick a prize from the box, skip your next turn🙁, take 5 extra seconds your next turn, play gopher to everyone until your next turn.). The center prize is a monetary gift of $5 x the number of people playing. 14 people = $70. Great fun!!!
I LOVE the adding cards idea! It adds more fun watching the “unwrapper” having to stop and hop for 3sec, whistle, pat head & rub tummy at same time etc…
I love this idea! It looks like a fun thing to play with my husband’s large family.
Ok question I’m doing it for an office party with about 50 people. Do you think 2 balls is what I should do? and do you use oven mitts or not?
I did two balls for a family party of 50+ and it was better. Otherwise the last person in line has a long wait to wait for 50 other people to have a turn. We had one moving to the right and one moving to the left.
If u are the person add items to tha ball can u still play?
Yes, of course! Have fun
We had 20 people and 3 balls…..lots of fun, will be doing again this Christmas. Dice is the most fun, everyone screaming doubles, doubles….and saran flying everywhere!
If you tear off the wrap and change directions you don’t need mitts. Also keep the ball on laps like someone else said.
My family members loved this game ( young and old )
They now want to do this every year!!
How long do you think this game will take? Thinking about doing it at a fourth grade holiday party. There are 25 kids in the class.
we played last week with 10 adults and it took about an hour(apprx 20 gifts in the ball). we wrapped each gift individually then added to the ball. if not wrapped individually, it may go quicker.
We love this game in our family. It has gotten costly since the kids have gotten older. We now fill it with cash ($1 and $5), lottery tickets and lots of candy and small items. I also add in Easter grass, confetti or (for Christmas this year) TINSEL…or I think they’re called Icicles now. 🙂 Makes for a huge flying mess and a great photo at the end! We also play that the ball can’t touch the lap OR ground that way they are holding it up with one hand at all times and makes it last a bit longer.
How many rolls would you recommend? Also If we are playing with oven mitts, should the person rolling the dice wait until the person gets the mitts on before they roll so that person has a chance to unwrap?
Rolls of saran wrap?
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I was thinking of doing this for a 2nd grade Christmas party. There are about 20 kids and I only have 20 minutes or so for a game. Do you think this will take longer than 20 minutes?
I would like a little more info as well on how long it takes kids to unwrap the ball. This is a station at my daughters christmas party but I don’t know how many saran wrap balls to make or how long to expect it to take kids… any advice. There will be 4 groups of 15 kids each.
If playing with kids I would probably use the “musical chairs” music idea. Some kids can roll dice faster and others not so much. You can control it better with music in case one child has difficulty. Remember not everyone will get a prize. The more competitive kids will get several while others won’t get any. The amount of time they have to try can regulate the game a little better. Just my observation.
how do you determined who goes first and the person who undrapes the gift keeps it /
We go from youngest to oldest And if doing for a classroom print pictures of each child and their gift number inside or gift card/pick a prize ticket where they may choose their own that way everyone gets something and you could add tickets that say something like if you have more than 3 give one to someone with none,always remember, kindness is free
No it goes pretty quick.
We are playing this year with 13 people. Older kids and adults. Rules are you must put on the Santa Hat before you can start unwrapping. No teeth or sharp implements. Mine looks like a giant head so I turned him into a Santa (using hat for game) and spray gluing beard eyes and nose Hopefully that will delay the start. The game can go fast unless doubles get rolled quickly. I put lots of gift cards, cash , candy and not ALL the good stuff is in the center. Gotta whet their appetite early on to up the frenzy. Can’t wait to play and film this little event. 🙂
how do you determine who goes first
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I think I will start buying after Christmas. You can get a lot of small items on clearance. Start wrapping it now . It will make it more fun for you also, if you are like me I will forget what i put in it by next year. Add to it all year long.
That is an excellent idea and will also keep the expense easier to spread throughout the year.
This could be more interesting than opening stockings. Randomly, about two weeks before Christmas, family members would add one at a time to the ball, followed by another. Since a record of additions was made until all had attached their stocking stuffer.
When the great event, any starting sequence commences until the first item is obtained.
And then this is passed on to the next person in sequence, regardless of selection is determined, until items have been retrieved.
Variations in swapping prizes could be added for another family interaction.
What do you use the bowl and pie plate for?
To roll the dice in so they don’t fly all over 🙂
This is a great game to play with your family and friends. I am doing it at my sleepover with my 7 friends and it will be so much fun. We did something like this before but, we had to put on oven mittens and try to unwrap the wrapping paper and inside the wrapping paper was a box with wrapping paper over it and it kept going and the last box had a 50 dollar gift card to T.J. Max and it was BLAST!!!!
That sounds like a GREAT game! How fun!
I love this idea so much, I posted a link to it on my own blog as a must try! Thanks for sharing this!
https://wellnesswhilelearning.wordpress.com/2018/03/13/the-beauty-of-staycations/
Thanks Samantha
I did it last Christmas and it was a hit. I put in things like a card of moustaches, artificial dentures, funny glasses, etc and anything that could be worn had to be worn – a lot of fun. (The guys ended up putting the moustaches on their eyebrows etc . Thanks for the idea.
Oh that sounds like a lot of fun! Thanks for the ideas!
We created a Saran Wrap ball over the 4th of July. We made a kid and adult one (in case you’re curious I will add what it looks like) 😉 🙂 We put things in there like whoopie cushions, a bag of farts, and more. It was so much fun to pass around and watch guests open it. I never thought to add some of the creative items you used! I love all the ideas you choose. I can’t wait to make our next one. Thanks for sharing such cool ideas!!! 🙂
I’m so glad you enjoyed the idea and it sounds like you had some fun additions to your saran wrap ball!
This sounds like so much fun! Is there a version of this that might be better for the environment? It seems like you use SEVERAL ROLLS of saran wrap and that seems extremely wasteful to me. There are 300 million tonnes of plastic produced EVERY YEAR and I don’t think this game is helping with those numbers. I really think we as humans need to respect and share the earth. I don’t want to kill sea turtles or even us, because the BPA and DEHP go into the water systems or soil and that would eventually end up in our food. Do you have any suggestions for alternative products?
I don’t know what else you would use. If you can find some better environmentally conscious option for clear plastic wrap then that would work but I’m not aware of any. If that bothers you then I would suggest avoiding this game and trying another instead.
Thank you for the suggestion. I believe that this should concern everyone since we all live on the same planet. We should treat it with respect.
Absolutely!
Great advice. This is a great game. We played it for the first time last Christmas. I put gift cards to McDonalds, chic-fa-la, dish towels with Christmas designs, candy, shots of liquor, (adult game)
These are all great ideas for putting in the saran wrap ball! Thanks for sharing!
Put the two dice into a clear plastic container with a lid. Makes passing and rolling SOOOOO much easier!
Great tip! Thanks Sandy
Old newspaper, they are big enough and you can use layers of them, like literally plastic wrap as a whole should be banned, they are the worst.
Have you done this with newspaper? Thanks for sharing the tip!
What a FUN idea! I’m definitely adding this to our Thanksgiving and Christmas gathering
It’s so much fun! I hope you love it.
If we have 13 or 14 people playing, what are the chances of the last players not getting a turn? If the ball is unwrapped too fast, I would hate to run out of prizes before the last couple of people had a chance at the ball. Just trying to plan ahead.
Thanks,
Make sure that people keep the ball on their lap. This slows things down considerably! We had about that many playing and everyone got a turn at least once! It depends on how big you make it too.
We played last year for our “breakfast club” Christmas party. I didn’t know about the lap thing and we played around a pool table. We wore oven mitts. The ball was over a foot in diameter and it took over 2 hrs! It went around the table at least 30 times, I’m guessing. Depends on how long it takes to roll doubles.
I’m in the process of making ours for this Sunday. There are a lot of bar related things, koozies, candy, key rings, socks, earrings, scratch tix, etc. Lots of fun!!
I love all the suggestions about alternating with the cling wrap, using a pie pan for the dice and keeping ball on lap.
These are great suggestions! I love the addition of oven mitts!
We cut the saran wrap between each prize. It made the game last a lot longer. Also, the unwrapper had to put on oven mitts before they started unwrapping and the ball has to stay on the table.
These are brilliant variations! Thanks for sharing with us.
I used to play this game as a child but we used giftwrapping paper or newspapers. I like the idea of the saram wrap but do you think it would be too challenging for 3-4 year-olds?
For younger kids I would suggest using one continuous piece and helping them start it. Then it should be okay for them!
Omg why….. That’s so much plastic and it’s so wasteful and so damaging to the planet. If you have to play this game why not use newspaper instead?
Everyone is having a blast with the game, try it, you will love it! Newspaper will open easy, not a challenge at all…..most people don’t even have newspapers anymore, we read the news on the internet, it saves money and trees. I encourage you to try the game, you can recycle the plastic wrap. Merry Christmas!
We love this game and I try to put in weird/funny prizes as well as good treats! Throughout the year I collect odds and ends so that at Christmas I have a great stash. This year’s ball includes a box of Jello, hotel shampoo, pop-up turkey timer, dental floss, make up wipes, sample mouthwash, ink pens, and lots of candy.
Sounds like fun!
I love this idea and have my ball all ready to go for this year. If they love it, I am going to do it again next year with a twist (youngest is 13, will be 14 next year). I am going to wrap some gifts in smaller balls and add them to the big ball. When the person gets to a small ball they will have to choose which to continue to unwrap….the large one or the smaller one (of course if the dice aren’t kind they may be able to do both) If they choose to continue with the big one they hand over both to the next person, when doubles are rolled, and the next person has to choose which to unwrap.
I have done this game many times using oven mitts and a Santa Hat to be worn by whoever is doing the unwrapping.
I am going to use this last idea of including a smaller ball inside the large ball at about 1/2 way point. With that smaller ball I will include 2 dice so the dice fall out the same time as the small ball falls out. Then the person chooses which ball to continue opening and passes the other one on in the OPPOSITE direction along with the dice. (Host will have a spare pie plate and set of oven mitts ready to pass along with the one going in opposite direction.)
That’s a Great idea!
Oooo that’s a fun twist!
We have played this for the last 5 yrs. My group ask for it every year. We made a few changes. As my grands have gotten older – I use a hair dryer on the finished ball just to make it a little harder to find the first edge. First person to throw doubles starts unwrapping the ball. The dice continue going from person to person until someone else throws doubles – then they grab the ball from the person unwrapping.
Oh my! I love your idea of using the hair dryer on it to make it more difficult. So much fun!
So what is one supposed to do with all the non-recyclable plastic at the end of the game?
The idea is good bit the consequences can never be undone.
Jeez, all these people who are so worried about the wasted plastic need to get a grip! As much plastics that are produced by big industry every year, a few games of saran wrap ball arent going to make a bit of difference on a planetary scale! If you are so worried about the few rolls of saran wrap then you obviously arent reading this to get ideas, so you are just injecting criticism and negativity. Get lost already!!
If a person unwraps a gift, is their turn over or do they keep on unrolling the saran wrap?
Their turn continues until the person next to them rolls doubles. Then it is passed.
We did 2 balls at Christmas time. For the little kids (one of whom is highly excitable) they unwrapped until they got a gift, then they passed it on. At the end we allowed them to exchange gifts with anyone who wanted to exchange.
The big kids had to roll doubles. We did both balls at the same time in circles on the living room floor.
That sounds like so much fun!
We are including half a dozen chocolate kisses this year. When someone unwraps a kiss they have to kiss someone. On the cheek. And then continue.
Cute idea! Thanks for sharing!!
I am going to try this with a group of kids at the library I work at. This sounds like so much fun!
I’m trying this game for the first time for New Years. I bought all the on sale items after Christmas. I hope it becomes a New Year’s tradition in our family! Thanks for all the tips.
That’s a great idea! I hope it went well and becomes a new tradition for you 🙂
How early in the year could you make your ball? I plan on making 5 this year, two for gifts for family who live far away. I like to prepare all year hopefully the wrap would still be tight, just no chocolate candy that might melt!
I think you could do them anytime! Like you said, the only thing would be if the food/candy items expired before they opened it. How fun!
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We did this for a family camping trip for teens/ adults. I created homemade scratch offs. (Did s’mores and they had to have all three ingredients cracker/marshmallow/chocolate to win.) Made 75 scratch offs so there was plenty to go around. So in addition to the usual small prizes we had 7 winners for something a little bigger that would be to hard to put in the game. Bigger prizes like a popcorn/movies night, crazy fun camping things like color fire packet, a s’more prize bag. . Put them in brown grocery bags so no one had any idea what was in them.
That sounds so fun! I love this idea. Thanks for sharing.
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We played this at our family christmas. We found when you wrap the syran wrap several times around the gift,then tear off and start again…..wrap, wrap, then add another gift, then wrap, wrap, then tear off, then add another gift and wrap, wrap……you get the idea. It is harder and a lot more fun. Every time the syran is torn off and start again the player has to find the end to pull. A heap of fun. Persona 3 Reload
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Yahoo has been a major player in the email and online services landscape for decades. However, users often face login problems that can hinder access to their accounts. Understanding these issues and knowing how to troubleshoot them is crucial for maintaining seamless access to emails and other Yahoo services.
1. In-Depth Analysis of the Issue:
Yahoo login issues can stem from various technical factors. When users attempt to log in, their credentials are verified through Yahoo’s authentication servers. If there are any discrepancies—such as incorrect passwords, account lockouts, or server errors—access is denied.
According to recent data, about 20% of Yahoo users report login issues annually, often due to forgotten passwords or account security concerns. The complexities of the underlying authentication processes, including two-factor authentication (2FA), can sometimes further complicate access.
2. Causes of the Problem:
Several technical causes can lead to Yahoo login problems, including:
Incorrect Credentials: One of the most common issues is entering the wrong email address or password.
Account Lockout: Multiple failed login attempts can trigger security measures that lock the account temporarily.
Outdated Browser or App: Using an outdated version of the Yahoo app or web browser can lead to compatibility issues.
Server Outages: Occasionally, Yahoo may experience server outages that prevent users from logging in.
3. User Impact:
Many users have shared their experiences regarding Yahoo login issues. One user stated, “I spent hours trying to log in to my account, only to realize my password had been changed without my knowledge.” Such experiences can lead to frustration, loss of productivity, and anxiety, especially for users who rely on Yahoo for important communications.
4. Accessibility Considerations:
For users with disabilities, login problems can present additional challenges. For instance, those using screen readers may struggle with complex CAPTCHA verifications that hinder their ability to access their accounts. Ensuring that Yahoo’s login process is accessible to all users is essential for maintaining inclusivity.
5. Technical Solutions:
To manage or mitigate Yahoo login problems, users can implement the following strategies:
Reset Password: If you cannot remember your password, use the “Forgot Password” feature to reset it.
Check Account Recovery Options: Ensure your recovery email or phone number is up-to-date to facilitate recovery.
Clear Cache and Cookies: Clearing your browser’s cache and cookies can resolve many login-related issues.
Update Browser/App: Make sure you are using the latest version of your web browser or the Yahoo app to avoid compatibility issues.
6. FAQs and Troubleshooting:
Q: Why can’t I log into my Yahoo account? A: Check your internet connection, ensure you’re using the correct email and password, and verify if your account is locked.
Q: How do I recover my Yahoo account? A: Use the Yahoo Account Recovery page to reset your password or regain access using your recovery email or phone number.
Q: What should I do if I’m locked out of my account? A: Wait for a short period and try logging in again. If locked out for an extended time, use the recovery options provided by Yahoo.
7. Conclusion:
Experiencing login problems with Yahoo can be frustrating, but understanding the causes and potential solutions can help users regain access quickly. By following the troubleshooting tips outlined above, users can minimize disruptions and maintain access to their important emails and information.
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Cisco routers are widely used in both home and business environments for their reliability and advanced features. Logging into a Cisco router is the first step in managing its settings, troubleshooting connectivity issues, and enhancing network security. Understanding the login process and common issues can significantly improve your user experience.
1. In-Depth Analysis of the Issue:
Cisco routers operate using a command-line interface (CLI) and web-based graphical user interface (GUI). The login process typically involves entering a username and password, which authenticate the user’s access rights to configure and manage the device. The router runs on a firmware operating system that handles network routing, security, and traffic management.
Many users prefer using the web interface for its user-friendly design, which is accessible through a web browser. The underlying technologies include HTTP/HTTPS for web access and various networking protocols for device communication.
2. Causes of the Problem:
Several factors can impede successful login to a Cisco router, including:
Incorrect Credentials: The most common issue arises from entering the wrong username or password.
Browser Compatibility: Some older versions of web browsers may not support the router’s interface.
Network Configuration: Issues such as IP address conflicts or firewall settings can prevent access to the router’s login page.
Firmware Bugs: Outdated firmware may introduce glitches that affect the login process.
3. User Impact:
Users often share their experiences with Cisco router login issues, which can lead to frustration. One user noted, “I spent hours trying to log into my Cisco router only to realize I was using the wrong IP address.” Such login problems can delay important network configurations and impact overall productivity, especially in business settings where time is critical.
4. Accessibility Considerations:
Accessibility features are crucial for users with disabilities. Cisco’s router interfaces may not fully comply with accessibility standards, potentially creating challenges for users with visual impairments. Ensuring that all users can navigate the login process smoothly is essential for effective network management.
5. Technical Solutions:
To successfully log into a Cisco router, users can follow these strategies:
Use the Correct IP Address: The default IP address for most Cisco routers is typically 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1. Check your router’s documentation for specifics.
Reset the Router: If you’ve forgotten the login credentials, performing a factory reset can restore default settings, including the default username and password.
Update Browser: Ensure that your web browser is up-to-date or try a different browser for better compatibility.
Clear Browser Cache: Sometimes, clearing your browser’s cache can resolve issues accessing the router’s interface.
6. FAQs and Troubleshooting:
Q: How do I find my Cisco router’s IP address? A: You can check the default gateway on your computer’s network settings or consult the router’s manual.
Q: What if I forget my Cisco router password? A: You can perform a factory reset on the router, which will erase all settings, including the password.
Q: Why can’t I access the router login page? A: Check your internet connection, ensure you’re using the correct IP address, and verify there are no network restrictions in place.
7. Conclusion:
Logging into a Cisco router is crucial for effective network management and configuration. By understanding common login issues and their solutions, users can ensure seamless access to their routers and maintain optimal network performance.
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