Unwrap the Mummy is such a fun game for Halloween parties. It’s easy to do, and requires very little time. The perfect game for classroom parties. Just sit the kids in a circle, and let them unwrap the toilet paper mummy to reveal prizes for all.
You’ll Need:
- 3 or more rolls of super strong toilet paper.
- Lots of small Halloween prizes and candy – **Pencils are tough – they poke through the mummy. We tried, but ditched the pencils.
- Hot glue
- 2 Large google eyes – around 40 mm
Now:
- Start by using a roll of toilet paper as your base
- Start wrapping the toilet paper roll with another roll pulling it snug as you wrap
- Once you have it going around the toilet paper roll, and feel like it’s holding well, you can start adding the prizes
- Start placing prizes some distance apart – it’s more fun if you give a good amount of space between prizes so each kid has fun unwrapping the paper before revealing their prize, and passing it to the next child
- Roll over the prizes
- Keep going until you have a large amount of prizes and the roll is looking large enough to resemble a head
- Now turn the roll on it’s side, and start wrapping the opposite way to get a ball shape – it’s up to you, if you want to do prizes this way, too
- Finish off by wrapping the ball in a criss-cross pattern and leaving a little toilet paper hanging out for a messy mummy!
- Add google eyes with your hot glue!
- You’re done!
- Enjoy! Oh! Did I forget to mention the amount of toilet paper you’ll be picking up after the party is done?!
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instead of toilet paper, use crepe paper wrapping around a small box or bowl? Using the same concept with the candy/toys. Easier clean-up as I don’t approve of TPing people’s houses. Waste of toilet paper……….
That’s funny. We were recently teepeed. My first reaction was to laugh. My second was…Awesome! Free toilet paper!
Halloween games for young teens?
Hi Nancy! This game is fun for any age. Of course, if it’s young teens – I’d make sure the roll is mostly filled with candy and money (2 of their favorite things!) The gross games are usually a big hit with the teens, like Finding Eyeballs in Wet Spaghetti Noodles. Two that I just published is a Skeleton Bone Relay Race and Ghost Marshmallows on a String. Those are awesome for teens. Try using the search bar. Type in Halloween Games. Several should pop up for you to look at. I hope you find a good one. Happy Halloween!