[Easy] Punishments that will get middle schoolers excited
During school recess, it’s common for everyone to play quick little games together, right?
But just playing the games can get repetitive!
To keep things fresh, many middle schoolers might be thinking about adding forfeits or punishments to the games.
In this article, we’ll introduce “punishment game ideas that will get middle schoolers excited”!
We’ve gathered ideas for punishments that are guaranteed to be even more fun than the games themselves, so use them as inspiration and have fun together!
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[Gentle] Punishments (Dares) That Get Middle Schoolers Excited (11–20)
flick on the forehead
Middle schoolers love playing games together, right? But sometimes just playing isn’t enough! That’s when the “shippe” slap-forfeit is perfect.
It’s easy to do and guaranteed to get everyone hyped! Just be careful with the strength so no one feels bad.
Respect each other and have fun releasing energy with smiles.
Aim for the wrist and give a gentle snap! Let’s make fun memories together.
Put safety first, and it’ll even strengthen your bonds with friends.
I always dance when the music starts
A lot of people are probably looking for punishment games that get you moving, right? For you, I recommend the “When the music plays, you must dance” punishment game.
The rule is simple: no matter the situation, if the designated music starts playing, you absolutely have to do the choreography and dance.
In everyday life, if the music suddenly plays and someone drops everything to start dancing… it’s pretty weird—and pretty funny, isn’t it?
Speak in baby talk
Among punishment games, there’s a slightly humiliating one: speaking in baby talk.
It’s the kind you sometimes see on TV shows, where sentence endings like “desu” and “masu” become the more common baby-talk versions “dechu” and “machu,” right? For a short time it might be tolerable, but if the time limit is something like a whole day or until after school, it’s guaranteed to be hell.
If someone records it on video, it’ll stick around forever—a punishment game you’ll never live down.
If a girl is the one doing it, it might be better to just fully commit and make it as cute as possible.
Pocky game
If two people are doing the penalty game—or if there are many participants—how about trying the Pocky game? It’s that thing where two people eat a Pocky stick from opposite ends.
Even with friends of the same gender, just imagining your friend’s face getting that close is embarrassing, right? The typical rule is that you both eat from the ends, and the first person to pull away loses.
But since it’s a penalty game, feel free to make your own rules and enjoy pushing the limits.
one-shot gag
Do you have a go-to one-shot gag for spur-of-the-moment situations? Many people probably think, “No way I have something like that!” but it might be good to be prepared for times like these.
Not many people can instantly come up with something when told to do a one-shot gag as a punishment game.
Another recommendation is to imitate the gags of famous comedians known for one-shot bits, like Haranishi from FUJIWARA or Chuei from Nagareboshi.
If you’re prepared, you don’t have to worry—so learn at least one solid one-shot gag!
smell one’s feet
It’s a punishment game with smells that makes both the person doing it and the person receiving it feel uncomfortable.
It might be fine for people who are into smell fetishes, but since most people will find it mentally distressing, I recommend explaining the details beforehand.
There’s also a prank-style variation that’s the worst punishment: making someone smell feet sprayed with an extremely stinky spray.
If you try it, do so at your own risk.
Think of your own catchphrase and introduce yourself.
How about coming up with your own catchphrase and introducing yourself with it? That way it works as an embarrassing-style penalty game, and it could also be a chance to get to know each other better.
Who knows—this might even help you make more friends! If you try it, think up a catchphrase inspired by your distinctive traits, the things you like, or your hobbies.
For a laugh, it’s also fun to deliberately give yourself an over-the-top, grandiose tagline.
push-up
A forfeit that both people who are bad at PE and those who are good at it can enjoy—that’s push-ups.
Doing 10 reps is a number everyone can probably manage.
It also helps with lack of exercise, and if you do it together you can encourage each other, which could even bring the class closer.
But don’t force anyone or make it stressful.
A fun, healthy forfeit for everyone—that’s push-ups.
It can even break the monotony of recess—truly killing two birds with one stone.
Give this forfeit a try!
nose tickling twist (a thin paper twist used to stimulate the inside of the nose)
Make a little twist of tissue, stick it in your nostril, and wiggle it around… Just imagining it makes my nose feel ticklish and twitchy—what a punishment game.
Are there really people who can do this without sneezing, or who can actually endure it? I’m pretty sure I couldn’t, or rather, I’m confident I’d sneeze over and over (lol).
As long as you have a tissue, you can do it anytime, anywhere—an easy punishment game!
improv impersonation
Impersonation-style penalty games are popular too.
Sometimes the person doing the penalty game gets to choose their own theme, but if you want it to feel more like a real penalty, have them do a spur-of-the-moment impression.
Since they can’t prepare in advance, they might get stuck with a tricky theme.
In that kind of situation, even if the impression doesn’t resemble the original, it’s still funny—making it an easy penalty game for getting laughs.