Snack Stack
Build the tallest picnic before it topples.
- Players
- 2–6
- Minutes
- 15–20
- Age guide
- 6+
Snack Stack takes a picnic in a wonderfully precarious direction. Draw a challenge, pick a chunky ingredient and build a tower that can survive the next player's careful addition. You do not need a complicated plan to enjoy the first round.
The fun is in judging shapes and making a steady move. Short challenges mean a fallen sandwich is a fresh start, not the end of the afternoon.
Meet the bits!
- Wooden ingredient pieces
- Picnic-grid board
- Challenge cards
- Round markers
- Printed rules
Here’s your turn
Draw a challenge
Find out which ingredient or shape comes next.
Build carefully
Add a wooden snack piece without disturbing the tower.
Keep your cool
Finish the challenge or reset the picnic when the stack falls.
A tower has more than one sensible side.
The next ingredient has an awkward shape. Instead of reaching immediately for the highest point, look at where it can make stable contact with the stack. Your choice changes the space the next person will have to work with. That visible consequence makes a sample move useful before the first challenge.
For a table that likes doing
Snack Stack accommodates the widest group here: two to six players, from the age-six guide. It relies on careful hand movement and judging shapes, so consider each player’s comfort with that kind of activity. Put the picnic grid on a firm surface with room for everyone to reach.
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