Funny games for girls at teenage sleepovers

Here's another classic game that's perfect for a slumber party—Would You Rather? There are three pages full of Would You Rather? They range from the silly to the serious and the girls are sure to get into some fun conversations with these prompts. You'll also find a free label that you can print out and adhere to a jar.

Just cut out the questions and put them in so the girls can get laughing. Would You Rather? Forget about your traditional makeovers, try this game of Blindfolded Makeovers instead. The girl who is giving the makeover has to wear a blindfold while she applies makeup to another girl. The results of the messy makeup are hilarious! Afterward, clean the girls up and have them give each other real makeovers. Blindfolded Makeovers by Brassy Apple.

Do you remember the game of M. H when you were a girl? I sure do! Create a spiral and shout "STOP" to determine when you cross off items, and the girls will have a fun future told. When it's time to get the sleeping bags out, that doesn't mean that it's time for the fun to end. Get the girls into their sleeping bags—minus one, and play a fun game of musical sleeping bags.

Who will be the big winner? Here's a unique sleepover game that would be a lot of fun and get the girls talking. It would be a great icebreaker or game for girls who don't know each other very well. Dig through your garage for one of those big plastic balls and use a marker to write questions on it. Have the girls toss it to each other while answering the questions. A scavenger hunt is a great game for a sleepover and you can totally customize it for the age of the girls, whether it's indoor or outdoors, and what types of things would be fun to hunt for.

You'll find a list of items to look for a traditional scavenger hunt, as well as a list for a photo hunt and a collection hunt. Get out your extra toilet paper and tin foil because it's time for a This is a great late-night slumber party game where the girls get to create outfits fit for the runway, completely made out of toilet paper and foil. Happily Ever Mom has come up with 15 classic kids games and made them all a blast to play in the dark using glow sticks and glow-in-the-dark paint.

You'll find fun games here from the traditional hike and seek all the way to a glowing treasure hunt. Tweens and teens loving getting their photo taken and these free photo props from Oh Happy Day will make it way more fun. The free set of photo props includes crowns, hats, glasses, bowties, and more fun accessories.

There's also another set of photo booth props , that include more hats, sunglasses, and mustaches. Funniest Photos from Oh Happy Day. Catch My Party has come up with a fun sleepover game and all you need is their free printable to make it happen. Take turns to see who can get the most cups stacked in a minute or who has the most creative tower.

Even better, everyone can start at the same time. This makes it more nerve wracking and chaotic! Hey, don't knock my tower down! Minute to Win it Games. Imagine the possibilities! Just like cup stacking, come up with several activities that can be completed in one minute. Everyone grab one of those cups. Set it in the middle of a table, grab a Ping Pong ball, and with only one bounce allowed, bounce the ball into the cup. The clock is ticking.

Tick Tock. You can also use the a cup to fill a bucket with water use a colorful sand pail. Bonus Activity: Toothpaste Slime. Trick your friends with this toothpaste slime. You'll need 1 C. Cornstarch by the spoonful, stir until all is mixed well and becomes pour-able.

Then, slowly stir cornstarch mixture into the hair gel. When it all has a thick toothpaste consistency, sprinkle in the super fine glitter. You have fake toothpaste. See if you can trick your parents with it. You should always spit it out after brushing. Cool Games for Holiday Parties.

Classic Board Games. Find out who your moguls are when you pull out the Monopoly game or start up the giggles with Trouble. But that's boring, right?

Pass around a basket of accessories. Think grandma glasses, nerd spectacles, giant clip-on earrings, men's ties, satin gloves, and cowboy hats.

Now, play those games in character with silly accents. Slurpin' for Worms. Gummy Worm Game Grab a bag of gummi worms or gummi bears and a can of whipped cream.

Place the worms on a paper plate and cover them with the cream. It should look like a fake pie, you know, the kind you get in the face? Yeah, you might want to wear a raincoat for this one, and Mom might want to lay down a painting drop cloth. Players must keep their hands behind their backs at all times. Dive in. This is a great game for "Minute to Win It" too.

Just don't be biased! Break out the make-up, but keep the mirrors on the wall. In this game, you should ask everyone to apply their lipstick and eye liner without looking at their reflection.

It's more difficult than you'd imagine. The winner is whoever did the best job, and gets the privilege of keeping the poster, if it's not too messy. If you have a large group, then you can each write something surprising about yourself on a piece of paper, and then put it in a hat. Take turns picking out a paper, and guessing who wrote what.

It's fun, but it will also teach you something new about your closest pals. This one's a bit like Pin the Tail on the Donkey. Get a photo of a celebrity that you all love, put on some lipstick, close your eyes, and see who is able to kiss him closest to his lips.

There's no need to feel silly, because everyone will have a turn. Besides, haven't you always wanted to make-out with Zac Efron? The game will get you all laughing, if nothing else.

This is another game that will get you to know your friends better. You come up with three 'facts' about yourself, except one of them is a complete lie. After stating them, your friends have to guess which of them is the lie. Make sure that the answer isn't obvious.