Snowball curling club
The table is hosting a curling final. The elf has borrowed a pastry brush and the snowballs are made from scrap paper.
The winter games have come to the kitchen table, and tonight it’s the curling final. Paper snowballs, a hand-drawn target and a pastry brush for sweeping are all you need for a proper contest.
It’s an easy game that the whole family can join in with over breakfast, full of gentle pushes, close calls and very dramatic sweeping.
The rules are simple enough for the smallest players, but don’t be surprised if the competition gets fierce.
How to set it up
- Draw three rings, one inside the next, on a sheet. Place it at the far end of the table.
- Scrunch three small paper balls and sit the elf beside the target with its brush.
- Take turns sliding the balls with a gentle push. Closest to the centre gets to sweep next.