Ring Pop Games

Guess the Color

• Ring pops come in a variety of colors. Give your guests a chance to win a piece of candy by guessing the color of a ring pop. Place an assortment of ring pops in their plastic wrappers in a bag. Have each guest take turns one at a time closing their eyes and reaching in the bag to grab a ring pop and guessing it's color before pulling it out. If the guest guesses the color correctly, he keeps the ring pop. Otherwise, he puts it back in the bag.

Target Practice

• Draw a circular target on an inflatable air mattress or a cushioned surface. The surface is important to reduce the risk of the ring pop breaking when it's thrown. Each guest takes a turn tossing a ring pop in it's package toward the circular target. If the ring pop pack lands within the circle without touching the lines, she keeps the ring toss. The distance players throw from can be adjusted to increase the level of difficulty.

Guess the Flavor

• Find out how well your guests know their ring pop flavors. Blindfold your guests and give them each a ring pop to wear. When you ring a bell, each guests sucks on his ring pop to taste the flavor. Ask each guest to guess the flavor of his ring pop. If he is correct, he gets to keep the one he used for the game and gets to choose one additional ring pop as a prize. Even those that guess incorrectly get to keep their ring pop from the game.

Ring Pop Team Race

• Split your guests into two teams. Each player is given her own ring pop for the game. When you blow the whistle, each player starts sucking on her ring pop. The winner of this game is the first team to have every player finish her ring pop. Create rules about whether each player can bite the ring pop or exchange ring pops with a teammate before the game starts if she gets a flavor she doesn't like.