[Doable at School!] Fun Punishment Game Ideas That Will Hype Up High Schoolers
We’re introducing penalty games that will get high schoolers excited!
Once you’re in high school, your range of activities expands, and you end up spending more time with friends not just at school but off-campus too.
When everyone gets together, you probably play games pretty often, right?
In this article, we’ve gathered a bunch of fun penalty games you can use on those occasions.
From classic options to laugh-out-loud challenges and even slightly embarrassing ones—we’ve got plenty!
If you’re a high school student looking for penalty game ideas, be sure to use this as a reference!
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[You Can Do This at School!] Punishment Game Ideas That Will Excite High Schoolers (31–40)
Creating cringey history on TikTok
How about a penalty game where you create an embarrassing “black history” on the social media app TikTok, where you dance rhythmically to music or make funny faces to get lots of reactions from people? The essence of a penalty game is filming something so embarrassing you normally wouldn’t show it to others.
Be careful not to include any personal information when you record.
flick on the forehead
When it comes to classic punishment games on par with a flick to the forehead, “shippe” has to be one of the all-time staples.
To explain briefly how it’s done: you straighten your index and middle fingers and snap them against the other person’s arm, and that’s it.
It may look simple, but if you land it just right, it stings quite a bit and gets everyone hyped.
There’s actually the phrase “shippe-gaeshi” (payback shippe) as well, and both are said to originate from shippē, a wooden board carried by Buddhist monks.
Have my leg hair waxed off with duct tape.
Prepare a different penalty game for the girls—this one is to be enjoyed by the boys only.
Rip the hair off your shins with packing tape… Just hearing it gives you goosebumps, doesn’t it? You might feel embarrassed about the bald patches on your legs, but more than that, the idea of pulling them out with tape is simply terrifying.
Just thinking about the pain gives you chills.
If any of your friends have sensitive skin, please come up with a different penalty game for them.
Showing a kiss face
If you’re looking for punishment game ideas for girls, we recommend “show your kissy face.” As the name suggests, the loser shows their kissy face, but for many girls it can feel a bit embarrassing to do.
Saving the kissy face as a photo or video makes it feel even more like a penalty.
If you go all in, it really livens things up, so when you do it, make sure to give it your best shot!
air chair
Among physical penalty games, there’s the “air chair.” This involves holding a seated posture despite there being no chair.
You’ll realize when you try it that it puts considerable strain on your thighs and around your knees.
If it’s too difficult, try doing it with your back against a wall.
In that position, it’s also easier to add variations like crossing your legs.
It can also be fun to combine it with another penalty game while holding the pose.
As an aside, the air chair is actually a legitimate training exercise, so you can’t categorically call it just a penalty game.
Doable at School! Punishment Game Ideas That Get High Schoolers Fired Up (41–50)
wink
It’s about having them go all out with a wink—strongly associated with idol-style fan service—to highlight their cuteness.
While it’s a simple motion of closing just one eye, have them think carefully about how to make it genuinely cute.
Getting them to pursue their own version of cuteness will also add to the embarrassment when the wink is perfected.
People who are good at it can pull it off smoothly, so it’s recommended to have someone who seems less confident give it a try.
One-shot gag punishment game where you absolutely must not laugh
It’s common for a penalty game to be “do a quick gag,” but if it gets laughs, the person who did the penalty ends up benefiting, right? However, in this penalty game called “a quick gag where absolutely no one is allowed to laugh,” literally no one laughs at the gag you perform as the penalty.
That alone is pretty hellish, but if you can still make people laugh in that situation, it’ll really hype things up.