Conjoined Dance

Conjoined Dance

Overview 

Dance party time, only with one hitch! This simple game is easy to pick up and fun enough to keep kids entertain.

Age 

Preschool, School-age, Tweens, Teens, Adults

Number of Players 

5 to 10, 10 to 20, 20+

Team Division 

Buddy up (pairs of two)

Competitiveness 

Non-competitive (cooperative)

Difficulty 

Easy peasy (fun and simple)

Indoor or Outdoor 

Either

Space Needed 

Medium (a clearable open space the size of a 2-car garage)

Noise Level 

Semi-rambunctious

Mess Factor 

Clean and tidy

Prep Time 

No prep time needed!

Game Time Length 

15 - 30 minutes

Supplies 

Music
1 pre-blown balloon per pair

Setup 

1. Divide the group into pairs. If you have an extra person, they can be responsible for yelling out different body parts to make the game more interesting. This person can be named the "Dance Director"
2. Pairs should spread out so that they have enough space between them to dance in very awkward and interesting ways.
3. Provide each pair with a balloon to share.

How to Play 

1. Start playing music and instruct the dancing pairs to begin dancing with the balloon held between their foreheads.
2. Dancing pairs are not to touch or move the balloon with their hands, or any other part of the body. Only the body part selected by the "Dance Director" can interact with the balloon.
3. The pairs have to work together and try their best to continue to dance without dropping the balloon. If they drop the balloon, no biggie! They just pick it up, put it in the correct spot, and continue to jive away!
4. At any point, the "Dance Director" can shout out a different body part for the balloon to be held by. Elbows, knees, shoulders... all are a ton of fun and provide intense laughter!
5. There are no winners in this game, just pure fun!

Variations 

1. You can play that pairs that drop the balloon are "out" if you have a competitive group.

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