3 Awesome Super Bowl Party Games!

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It's that magical time of year again! No, I'm not talking about Christmas-- that just happened. I'm talking about the Super Bowl! The face paint comes out, people start yelling frantically at their TVs like it's going to make a difference, and all of the stores are loaded up with extra drinks, snacks, and apparel to help fans cheer their teams to victory. Sadly, our beloved Steelers did not make the playoffs this year let alone the big game, but I still wanted to make sure our Super Bowl party was an awesome event, so with the help of Rubbermaid food storage containers and some Sharpie markers, I set out to create three fun party games we could play to add some intensity and excitement at our house.

#1- Commercials Bingo

We all know that the most important part of the Super Bowl is the commercials, right?! {Oh wait, I think there might be some sort of game that happens too... 😉 } So I created a Commercials Bingo card to make watching all of those creative commercials even more fun. Each guest at our Super Bowl party will pick up a blank bingo card and a Sharpie marker and fill in each of the squares on their card with a type of ad they think they'll see during the game. For an easier version of the game, fill in categories of commercials like "chips," "fast food restaurants," or "pick up trucks." To make the game a little more challenging, you could even use specific name brands.

Then, as each type of commercial plays, just cross it off on your card; the first person with a Bingo wins! Want to play? Download the free printable below!

{Click here to download FREE printable!}

#2- Place Your Bets!

When your team isn't playing, it's still always more fun to watch the game when you're rooting for someone, and this game can help with that! Using a sparkly piece of poster board from Target and my black and gold Sharpies, I made a pretty board where everyone can take a guess at things like who will win, how many points will be scored, who will be the MVP, etc. It will fun to have everyone competing against one another to end up with the closest guesses!

#3- Fun Football Food Competition!

This would be a great game to play at halftime. I used my Rubbermaid TakeAlongs containers to create little kits with common Super Bowl party snacks. At the party, guests will be broken up into teams, and each team will receive an identical kit. Their assignment will be to use the food provided to create a fun Super Bowl-themed snack. Give everyone a time limit and set the teams to work. When time is up, everyone can vote for the winning creation.

I whipped up a couple examples to give you some ideas...

In case you can't tell what my "artwork" is supposed to be, I used the beef jerky sticks to create a goal post, used the Combos as the players, created a football with the chocolate from the Snickers bar, and used peanuts to create the fans {also known as the "peanut gallery"... ha! I crack myself up! 😉 }

I also created a "halftime show" with Combos spotlights, a beef jerky stage, a peanut crowd and rock stars with Snickers instruments. The Rubbermaid containers were perfect for holding my little scenes!

Planning a Super Bowl party of your own? Target can help you out with your supplies-- text the word COUPONS to TARGET at any time to get their current coupon deals. And between January 25th and February 8th, they will be offering $1 off Sharpie 4 packs or larger and $1 off all Rubbermaid food storage containers, so if you want to try out some of these games for yourself, get texting!

What are your favorite Super Bowl party games?

I link up at Home Stories A to Z and these fun parties!

*This shop is part of a social shopper marketing insight campaign with Pollinate Media Group™ and Rubbermaid and Sharpie, but all my opinions are my own. This post is in no way sponsored by the NFL or the Super Bowl. For more information, see my disclosures here.*