"Games to go" Mishloach Manos

This Games to Go Mishloach Manos is  a fun-filled Mishloach Manot that will appeal to all ages, young and young at heart!

Kids can build with the lego candy, challenge each other at Pick-up Stix, and the popular game “Find It” will keep them busy for hours.

Attach a small  toy key chain we found, to the games bag for additional entertainment.

Directions for Games to Go:

Othello

Supplies:

• 2” x 6” plastic cylindar (If you prefer to order on Amazon, this can also be used.)
• Oreos
• Othello Label available through OMG Design

Legos

Supplies:

• 2” x 6” plastic cylindar (If you prefer to order on Amazon, this can also be used.)
• Candy Blocks
• Lego Label available through OMG Design

Pick-up Stix

Supplies:

• 2” x 6” plastic cylindar (If you prefer to order on Amazon, this can also be used.)
• Thin pretzel sticks
• Pick-up stix label available through OMG Design

Twister

Supplies:

• 1 package Stackers (you can also use large button candy)
• Twister label available through OMG Design

Find It

Supplies:

• 2” x 6" or 10" plastic cylindar (If you prefer to order on Amazon, this can also be used.)
• chocolate lentils to fill ¾ of cylinder (Candy can get expensive. You can look around for a cheaper candy that has movement.) 
• assorted pressed candy objects (such as banana, bear, chocolate coin, fish, gumball, heart, smiley face, chocolate rock, sunnyside-up, worm etc.
• “Find It” label available through OMG Design
• Red tape 
• ball chain 
• hole puncher

Directions:

1. Place lentils and candy objects in tube.
2. Punch two holes, side by side (appoximately 1/2” apart) and 1.5” from the top of the tube.
3. Punch a hole through the top of the tag.
4. Place the chain through the holes on the tube and then through the hole in the tag.
5. Close the chain.
6. Close the container.
7. Wrap tape around the top and bottom of the cylinder.

Game Holder

The bag that I used here is no longer available.

This clear gift bag looks like it should be a good option. Otherwise, there should be many other good choices.

This article by EstherO. originally appeared in Mishpacha Magazine.

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Photography by Dan Engongoro