Feud style game shows for student activities is one of the popular games of It’s PlayTymeteam among the student circle in academic places. Our survey style game shows for student life organizations are one of the most requested activities. Student life centers at several colleges and universities in the New York City tri-state area love to participate in our survey style game show because of it’s fast paced yet has a friendly and competitive nature. Activity Directors have found it to be truly the ultimate icebreaker that gives every participant and/or student the real opportunity to enjoy giving the most popular answers to our comedy and educational style survey questions.
Develop NJ Student’s Social Skills – Family Feud Game Show
Think about hosting your very own feud style game show for homecoming, orientation and even Greek Week. It’s a great stress reliever and will help develop students’ social skills as well. Some of our surveys can be created to review certain class material taught during the week. Moreover without any doubt, our survey style game show is a familiar game activity among the students because of it’s popularity on tv today. Students will play the feud for a fun, excitement, knowledge, learning respectively under our supervision. Its real simple and quite easy to play. Diversity is a huge subject in universities today so we have used family feud to emphasis on specific ethnic activities.
Customized Student Game Shows
This popular game show can be customized to fit the needs of any Activity Director. We can assist directors in arranging the groups well in advance separately for each round of questions. Different teams are rotated, each round, which enables more students a chance to play within a 60-90. minute time frame. At the end of each round, points are calculated based upon the number of correct answers that were given by the participants during the game. and prizes are given out. For example, if the number one answer were given by thirty parents, then that answer would be worth thirty points. Some sample questions are. 1)Name some healthy vegetables kids are forced to eat. 2) Name the most popular games of Xbox. Students can have lots of fun with these kind of surveys which always encourage team competition, cooperation and especially audience participation.
Contact us for Survey Style Game Shows For Student Activities at your campus.
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One of our most requested game show events at Montclair State University was called Game Night For Geek Week.
It had loads of excitement and inevitable fun. It was our most memorable event at Montclair State University in New Jersey called “TV Land Game Night for Greek Week”.
The best thing about this particular event was the fact that we had fast and furious trivia rounds for over 350 Greeks.
The show contained all kinds of twists, turns and inevitable fun.
We hosted a fast and furious tournament style trivia show and ended the festivities with our infamous show Face 2 Face (Family Feud).
Greek Life at Montclair State is an amazing opportunity to get involved, build leadership and gain lifelong friendships.
College Greek Community – Brother/Sisterhood
The College Greek community is comprised of at least 34 organizations that promote leadership, scholarship and philanthropy/service.
These organizations are known for creating bonds of brother/sisterhood.
Greek Life prides themselves on developing leaders, continuing academic success and holding fun events like game shows for the individual of all ages.
Their Greek Life Coordinator collaborated with us to make sure this event was exciting, joyful, and energizing for students and other attendees at the university.
It’s PlayTyme’s event coordinators handled everything from the number of rounds played, questions asked and the suggestion of prizes given out to the winners.
TV Land Trivia Tournament
The most popular game of the night was our “90’s TV Show Trivia”. Seventeen different Greek organizations in total played in our “Tournament” style show.
Ten contestants played a fast and furious round for approximately 5 minutes,
Each team had a chance to hit the red or blue buzzers and answer our many different questions regarding old TV sitcoms of the 90’s.
The initial 9 rounds of the game allowed contestants to answer questions within a very short period of time.
The team that had the most points moved on to the final round. In the final round, we asked one survey question (Family Feud style) and the team that racked up the most points won grand prize metals.
This was a hit with the event coordinators and the students wanted us to come back the following year for another tournament.
If your planning a Game Night For Greek Week At Montclair State University or any other University do not hesitate, Contact us by filling our form.
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There are new, exciting and funny “Minute to Win it” games team building activity in the local NYC metro area you can play with your group.
We have a plethora of minute to win it games for both adults and students alike.
This beat the clock group game allows participants to complete a plethora of physical challenges within a 60 second time frame.
These basic physical challenges consist of the use of household and office supplies and is hilarious to watch.
These challenges are guaranteed to bring loads of fun to any event.
It fosters an environment where people get to unwind and get to know one another better. Also, it puts people together for a common goal in a much more relaxed atmosphere.
We have gotten rave reviews from our previous college and corporate clients thus far.
Also, we have incorporated wild and wacky challenges within our game show program.
For instance, if there is a tie at the end of any trivia round, we usually bring out a 60 second physical minute to win it style challenge to decide the winner.
The best thing about our interactive show is, that it builds an immediate bond with team members and suits all age groups while exposing the inner child of adults all across the New York City Tri-State Area.
If you’re on the lookout for an incredibly thrilling and effective team-building activity in the bustling NYC metro area, look no further!
60 Seconds of Fame: Minute to Win it Games Team Building
Our Minute to Win It games offer a plethora of exciting challenges for participants of all ages, including kids, teens, and adults.
This beat-the-clock group activity is a surefire way to ignite the spirit of competition, foster camaraderie, and bring loads of laughter to any event.
A Fun Team-Building Experience
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Minute to Win It is a hit game show-inspired team-building activity that brings out the best in every participant. The concept is simple yet highly engaging complete a series of physical challenges within a 60-second time frame.
These challenges ingeniously use everyday household and office supplies, adding an element of hilarity and unpredictability to the experience.
Uniting Through Lots of Laughter
At the core of Minute to Win It games lies the power to unite people in a shared experience of laughter and camaraderie.
As participants take on these wacky challenges, they get to unwind, enjoy each other’s company, and create lasting memories.
Whether it’s a corporate team-building event or a college gathering, this activity brings people together in a relaxed atmosphere, encouraging open communication and teamwork.
Rave Reviews from Previous Clients
Our Minute to Win It games have received rave reviews from delighted college and corporate clients in the past.
The blend of wild and wacky challenges with the thrill of competition has left participants exhilarated and asking for more.
Notably, in case of a tie at the end of any trivia round, we add a 60-second physical Minute to Win It style challenge to determine the ultimate winner, further adding to the excitement and drama.
The Versatility of Our Interactive Show
One of the best aspects of our interactive show is its universal appeal. Minute to Win It games transcend age barriers and expose the inner child in adults from all corners of the New York City Tri-State Area.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a kid, a teenager, or an adult; the joy and laughter that come with these challenges are bound to create an immediate bond among team members.
Teamwork – Communication
9 Most Popular Challenges
Here are some examples of our most popular challenges:
1. Blind Ball – Minute to Win It
Objective: While blindfolded, collect 2 balls balanced on cardboard tubes.
Suggested Number of People: 2 or more players in pairs.
How to Play: Each player puts on a blindfold and holds a cardboard tube in one hand. The objective is to balance the balls on top of the cardboard tubes and navigate a short distance without dropping the balls.
The player or pair that successfully carries both balls without dropping them wins the challenge.
2. Bottom Up – Minute to Win It
Objective: Knock over empty cans using a yo-yo tied to the back of the waist.
Materials: Empty cans, yo-yos.
Suggested Number of People: 1 player per round.
How to Play: Attach a yo-yo to the back of the player’s waist.
The objective is to use the yo-yo’s motion to knock over as many empty cans as possible within the 60-second time frame.
The player with the most knocked-over cans at the end of the minute wins.
3. Breakfast Scramble – Minute to Win It
Objective: Assemble the front of a cereal box that has been cut into 16 even pieces.
Materials: Cereal box, scissors.
Suggested Number of People: 1 player per round.
How to Play: Before the game, cut the front of a cereal box into 16 equal pieces.
The player’s task is to reassemble the pieces to recreate the front of the cereal box within one minute.
The player who correctly assembles the box in the shortest time wins.
4. Caddy Stack – Minute to Win It
Objective: Build 3 golf balls on top of each other.
Materials: Golf balls.
Suggested Number of People: 1 player per round.
How to Play: The player must stack three golf balls on top of each other using only one hand.
Balancing the golf balls requires steady hands and precision.
The player who successfully stacks the balls within the time limit wins the challenge.
5. Wheel of Deal – Minute to Win it
Objective: Each player must separate 20 playing cards into 5 groups of identical cards, one at a time.
Materials: Deck of playing cards.
Suggested Number of People: 1 player per round.
How to Play: The player has to sort a shuffled deck of playing cards into five separate piles, each containing identical cards (e.g., all aces, all kings, etc.).
They must pick one card at a time and place it on the corresponding pile until they have sorted all 20 cards.
The player who completes the sorting in the shortest time wins the challenge.
6. This Blows – Minute to Win It
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Objective: Each player must continually blow up a balloon and expel the air from it to knock cups off of a table.
Materials: Balloons, plastic cups, table.
Suggested Number of People: 1 player per round.
How to Play: Place several plastic cups on a table, and the player must blow up a balloon and then release the air to knock down the cups.
The challenge is to knock down as many cups as possible within the time limit. The player with the highest number of cups knocked down wins.
7. Rapid Fire – Minute to Win it
Objective: Players must shoot rubber bands to knock a triangle stack of 6 cans completely off a platform.
Materials: Rubber bands, empty cans, platform.
Suggested Number of People: 1 player per round.
How to Play: Set up a triangle stack of six empty cans on a platform. The player must use rubber bands to shoot at the cans and knock them off the platform.
The objective is to knock down all six cans within the minute. The player who successfully completes the task in the shortest time wins.
8. Rump Shaker – Minute to Win it
Objective: Wiggle a box that is attached to your waist filled with ping-pong balls until the box is empty.
Materials: Box, ping-pong balls, belt.
Suggested Number of People: 1 player per round.
How to Play: Fill a box with ping-pong balls and attach it to the player’s waist using a belt.
The player must then wiggle and dance to shake the ping-pong balls out of the box within the one-minute time frame.
The player who shakes out all the balls the fastest wins.
9. Elephant March – Minute to Win it
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Objective: Knock over bottles with a baseball hanging from pantyhose worn on the head.
Materials: Bottles, baseball, pantyhose.
Suggested Number of People: 1 player per round.
How to Play: Hang a baseball from the waist of the player using a piece of pantyhose, with the baseball swinging freely.
The player must swing the baseball to knock down bottles arranged in a row within the time limit. The player who knocks down the most bottles, win!
Creative interactive events for colleges & universities is the future of incentive marketing and communications.
Most event marketers nowadays look to educate and entertain their students.
Last Saturday, we had our very own “Battle of the Sexes”, Family Feud style, comedy game show held at Stony Brook University in New York.
We were hired by the marketing department to come out and test the new student’s knowledge about the multiple dining services, meal plans and food offered on campus.
Surprisingly enough, the students knew most of the answers to our trivia questions.
The marketing department was pleased to know that their campaigns resonated with the students and can now properly plan on future campaigns for certain areas that were more challenging.
Fun Social College & University Event Activities – Educational Event Ideas
Before we started playing the “Feud”, we had a short round of trivia to set off the excitement. This particular round of trivia was fast and furious paced, had several trick questions, but the best of all, the students who participated had a chance to WIN several exceptional prizes offered by the marketing department of the university. Ipads, Iphones and Meal Plan Gift Certificates were given as prizes for participating.
Game Show Programs for College & University Campus
Our comedy game show program was also used for orientation, homecoming and the ever exciting Greek week. These kind of programs gives the new and older students an opportunity to collaborate and form new bonds and even friendships. During our show, we encourage hand shaking, nick name introductions and most of all problem solving. When it was all said and done the students left with smiles, prizes in their hands and something new to talk about.
Contact us today for further details regarding Events. Lets us organize a creative interactive event for your college or university campus and make it memorable.
