Split your group up into teams of between 3 and 5 people. Two people on each team will become the “bulletin board”. Everyone else on the team will try to hang as many pieces of paper from them as possible, with each piece of paper scoring one point for their team. The paper can’t be altered in any way, i.e. you can’t fold it, get it wet, or rip the paper.

A piece of paper will count towards a team’s final score if:

• The paper is touching both of the people who have been designated as the bulletin board
• The paper is not touching the ground
• The paper is not touching any other piece of paper.

Let the “bulletin board” players position their bodies however they want. Strategizing the best way to construct your bulletin board is a big part of the game. Give each group 20 minutes to get as many pieces of paper to meet the criteria as possible. When a team is ready to lock in their score, have a leader check to make sure each paper is “hung” correctly. If a team finishes before the twenty minutes are up, they can lock in their score, start over with a new bulletin board idea, and try again. Whoever has locked in the highest score by the end of the 20 minutes is the winner, and if there’s a tie, whoever locked in their score first will win!