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•Set up the Mat: Unfold the floor mat on a flat surface, either indoors or outdoors. The mat has large coloured circles arranged in rows (usually red, blue, yellow, and green).

•Prepare the Spinner: The spinner has four quadrants, indicating the body parts (left hand, right hand, left foot, right foot) and the four colours on the mat.

•Start the Game: One player acts as the referee and spins the spinner. The referee announces the body part and the colour (e.g., "Right foot on blue").

•Players Follow Directions: All players must move their hands or feet to the corresponding coloured circle as directed by the spinner. Each player has to remain in that position until the next spin.

•Avoid Falling! Players must try to stay balanced while positioning their limbs on the mat. As more spins happen, players end up in more challenging and awkward positions. If a player falls or touches the mat with an elbow or knee, they are out of the game.

•Winning the Game: The last player still standing without falling wins the game!

•Invented in 1966:Twister was invented by Reyn Guyer, Charles Foley, and Neil Rabens. Initially, the game was called "Pretzel" because of the tangled positions players get into.

•First Game to Use Players as Pieces: This game was unique for its time because players' bodies became the playing pieces, unlike most board games.

•Huge Popularity Boost from TV: Twister gained massive popularity when Johnny Carson played it with Eva Gabor on "The Tonight Show" in 1966. The game became an instant hit afterward.

•Great for Physical Coordination: Twister and its variants are excellent for improving balance, flexibility, and physical coordination.

•World Record: The record for the largest game of Twister involved 4,160 players and was played in the Netherlands in 2015!

•Adaptable for All Ages: While initially targeted toward children, this game is a hit with all ages because it encourages light-hearted competition and laughs, often resulting in hilarious poses.

•Indoor and Outdoor Fun: The game can be played anywhere, from living rooms to backyards, making it versatile and ideal for parties or family gatherings.

•A Global Favourite's game is known in many countries and has become a staple in classic party and family games, often passed down through generations.

•The game provides non-stop laughs as players twist, stretch, and contort their bodies into wild positions. It's a light-hearted challenge, making it enjoyable for all ages. Plus, it’s a fantastic icebreaker and works well in group settings for a mix of fun, skill, and sometimes, chaos!