Spring Minute to Win It Games: Fast, Easy, and Fun Ideas for Every Party
Whether you’re hosting a spring birthday party, classroom celebration, family BBQ, or just need some last-minute party games, Minute to Win It-style challenges are always a hit.
The best part? You don’t need anything fancy.
These spring minute to win it games are fast, easy, and either cheap or totally free.
I’ve included some printable spring games from my shop to mix in, plus loads of ideas that use things you already have at home.
Here are my go-to Spring Minute to Win It games for both kids and adults!
1- Cotton Ball Scoop
Give kids a spoon and a bowl of cotton balls. They have 60 seconds to transfer as many as they can into an empty bowl—blindfolded.
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2- Jelly Bean Sort
Use spring-colored jelly beans and a muffin tin. Kids race to sort by color in under a minute. So simple, and you can snack afterward!
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3- Plastic Egg Stack
How many plastic Easter eggs can they stack before the timer runs out?
Hint: it’s harder than it looks!
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4- Anagram Race
This one’s part of my Spring Game Collection, and it works like a charm at spring classroom parties.
Kids get 60 seconds to make as many words as they can from the word SPRINGTIME.
👉 Grab the Spring Anagram Race here
5- Spoon Balance Walk
Put a plastic egg on a spoon. Kids must walk across the room without dropping it. Set a timer and cheer them on!
6- Spring Finish the Phrase Game
I’ve played this at school events and the kids love it. It’s quick, silly, and perfect to adapt into a race—who can finish the most phrases correctly in 60 seconds?
👉 Spring Finish the Phrase Printable Game
7- Pin the Bee on the Flower
Old-school game meets modern twist. Blindfold, spin, go! Use stickers or cutouts—super easy to DIY.
8- Garden Party Pass the Prize
This printable game comes with a cute poem to read out loud while kids pass a gift around the circle. It’s great as a calm-down game after high-energy activities.
👉 Get the Garden Party Pass the Prize here
8- Spring Trivia
This printable trivia set is a crowd-pleaser—use it as a team game or a speed challenge! Guests try to answer as many questions as they can in under 60 seconds.
👉 Grab the Spring Trivia Bundle here
9- Egg Roll Challenge
Each player must move a plastic egg across the room using only a spoon in their mouth.
First one to the finish wins!
10- Spring Charades
Adults love this just as much as kids! I pull out my Springtime Charades and turn it into a timed challenge. You’ve got 60 seconds to get your team to guess as many words as possible.
👉 Springtime Charades Printable Game
11- Junk in the Trunk
Fill a tissue box with ping pong balls and attach it to a belt. Players have to shake it until the box is empty. Hilarious and fun with any crowd.
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12- What’s Your Spring Name?
Use my What’s Your Spring Name? printable and have everyone race to come up with silly names using their birth month and first letter. Quick, easy, and everyone laughs.
👉 Get the What’s Your Spring Name Game
13- Flower Stack
Players have one minute to stack artificial flowers as high as they can—no glue, just balance! It’s harder than it looks!
14- Pass the Prize (Springtime Version)
I often swap out the wording in my Spring Pass the Prize printable for more grown-up humor. Works great with small gifts like candles or wine!
👉 Get the Spring Pass the Prize Game here
15- Paper Airplane Launch
Everyone folds a paper airplane and has one minute to get it as close to a target as possible. Best for backyard get-togethers or casual brunches.
16- Cup Stack Relay
Line up solo cups and see who can stack them into a pyramid and unstack them fastest. Add a spring twist by decorating them with floral stickers!
17- Springtime Pictionary
Set a timer and draw!
Use spring-themed prompts or pull from the charades cards if you already have the printable.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re throwing a backyard BBQ, hosting a classroom party, or planning a spring brunch with friends, these quick and easy spring Minute to Win It games bring the energy without costing you a fortune.
I love mixing in a few printables to make setup a breeze—and once you’ve got these in your party kit, you can reuse them again and again.
P.S. Don’t forget to check out these delicious spring appetizer recipes so you’ll have cute, fun eats for your guests!