M&M’s® Dark Chocolate are my favorite candy. (Like our SNICKERS® peanut butter brownies) (Maybe because that’s what I like and make the most.) I use a simple box mix from the store and jazz it up with something special. M&M’s® Dark Chocolate Brownies Recipeīrownies are my family’s favorite dessert. It’s such a fun way to add in a little extra learning. Once a block is pulled out, read what is on it, complete the math problem, or answer the question. Write on the Jenga blocks (or use tape) for learning numbers, letters, words, or math facts. How high can you make your tower before it falls? The Monopoly money is a fun way to keep track of how many blocks you’ve used. This game practices counting and visualizing money. Earn 5 more Monopoly dollars and exchange for a $10. When you’ve earned 5 Monopoly dollars, exchange them for one $5. For each block you remove, earn 1 Monopoly dollar.

How long can you make your Jenga domino chain?Ĭan you make it curve or go in a circle? How can you make the Jenga dominoes fall up hill? Jenga Game #5 – Jenga + Monopolyįor this game, you’ll need Jenga and Monopoly money.īuild the Jenga tower like normal. Stand the blocks up and space them apart so that when you knock over one block, they all fall over (the domino effect). Who can make the tallest tower? Can you build a house with 10 blocks? Who can build the coolest tower? Don’t stack them in the traditional 3 x 3 pattern. Jenga Game #3 – Build Your Own Towerīuild with the Jenga blocks. You don’t have as long to think about which block you might remove.

Remove that many Jenga blocks on your turn. (Use the ones from Monopoly.) Roll the die. How high can your family build the tower? Do you use only one hand when removing blocks? Bend the rules and see if you can build the tower even taller?Īdd a die (or even two dice if you prefer) to the game. Stack the Jenga tower up and remove the blocks. You have to start by playing Jenga the traditional way. Try these 5 ways to play Jenga while eating some M&M’s® Dark Chocolate brownies. We love family game nights and finding new games to play. Our #GameNightIn was sponsored by Collective Bias, Inc.

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