Toilet Paper Squares
Participants tear off toilet paper squares without knowing why, then must share one fact about themselves for each square they took.
- Players
- 3–10
- Ages
- 8+
- Time
- 15 min
- Prep
- Low
- Equipment
- 1 item
What to bring
- Toilet paper roll (or M&Ms or Smarties)
How to play
Sit in a circle. Pass around a roll of toilet paper and ask everyone to tear off as many squares as they'd use on a normal trip to the bathroom (for a less awkward version, use M&Ms). Once everyone has their squares, go around the circle. For each square (or M&M), that person shares one fact about themselves. Don't reveal the rule at the start, because half the fun is seeing how many squares people take.
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