6 Kids Football Party Game and Activity Ideas

1. Decorate Mini Cookie Footballs

Keebler Grasshopper cookies make the perfect football.  Add a little white frosting on the top for the football’s laces, and you’re all set for a toss.

2. Rice Krispies Treats Footballs™

Open Kellogg's Rice Krispies Treats Original bars and cut off approximately 1/4-inch from corners, so the shape resembles a football. You can top with caramel and add frosting for the football’s laces, and enjoy eating a fun football snack.

3. Fudge Stick Goal Posts

Using 3 Keebler Fudge Sticks cookies for each goal post, attach them with broken-in-half toothpicks, forming a U shape with the 3 Fudge Sticks. Once you’re set with 2 goal posts, place them onto a tray and try to gently toss a mini cookie Football to make a goal. *You could also use Sunshine Cheez-It crackers for tossing “football” through the goal as well.

We also created teams for our game of goal post toss using Keebler E.L. Fudge Original cookies Elmer and Buckets as teammates!

Adult supervision is suggested.

4. Cheez-It Stack Ups

Make it a challenge to see who can stack up a pile of Cheez-It crackers the highest and fastest before they fall over.

5. Snack Time Art Challenge

Create simple pictures of art using Kellogg’s snacks. Tell the kids to make the shape of a flower and see what they come up with. We also created a fish and a football. It’s fun to see all the ways kids come up with shapes using all the snacks provided.

6. Fruit Snack Goal

Line up a paper cup on one end of a table. Take a handful of fruit snacks and stand on the opposite end of the table. Try your best to toss your fruit snacks into a paper cup to make a goal. You can write a number value onto the side of each paper cup and keep score.