Gravy Game Collection (Free)

Gravy Challenge Course

Materials Needed:

• Gravy (or a thick liquid)
• Plastic cups
• Small obstacles (cones, chairs, etc.)

How to Play:

1. Set up an obstacle course with various challenges (like crawling under tables, jumping over cones, etc.).
2. Players must carry a cup of gravy from start to finish without spilling it.
3. If they spill, they must return to the starting point and try again.
4. The player who completes the course with the most gravy remaining wins!

Gravy Toss

Materials Needed:

• Small buckets or containers
• Softballs (like sponge balls)
• Gravy (or a thick liquid)

How to Play:

1. Set up two buckets at a distance from a starting line, one filled with gravy and the other empty.
2. Players take turns tossing sponge balls into the bucket filled with gravy, then must run to the empty bucket and try to transfer some of the “gravy” onto a sponge or ball.
3. After transferring, they run back and tag the next teammate.
4. The team that transfers the most “gravy” in a set time wins.

Gravy Balloon Pop

Materials Needed:

• Balloons
• Gravy (or a thick liquid)
• Towels for cleanup

How to Play:

1. Fill several balloons with gravy (or another thick liquid) and inflate them.
2. Divide players into teams.
3. Set a timer, and each team must try to pop as many balloons as possible using only their bodies (no hands).
4. After the time is up, the team with the most popped balloons wins!

Gravy Pictionary

Materials Needed:

• Large Paper Pad or Wipeable White Board
• Paint Brushes
• Gravy

How to Play:

1. Divide players into teams.
2. One player from a team draws a slip of paper with a Thanksgiving time word or phrase and has to draw/paint it using a paint brush and gracy on the board without using words or letters.
3. Their team has a limited time to guess what it is.
4. Rotate through teams, and keep score. The team with the most correct guesses at the end wins!

These games are designed to encourage creativity, teamwork, and laughter while incorporating a fun gravy theme!