Teetotem

Teetotem is an old fashion game from 16th century Europe. In which you spin in a top like manner. It was played by the poor and rich.
Each player receives 10 markers (coins, candy etc) every time a player takes a turn ALL players put one marker into the pot ( bowl, cup, pile etc)
If you roll
A 1. The player puts one of their markers in the pot
A 2. The player puts two of their markers in the pot
A 3. ALL players must put one marker in the pot
A 4. The player takes one marker from the pot
A 5. The player takes two markers from the pot
A 6. The player takes the entire pot
The teetotem is passed to the next player and the process is repeated
When a player has no markers left he or she is out of the game.
Play continues until one player is left.
Game requires 2 or more players

Sharpie
Cardboard
Scissors
Old pencil
Tape
Ruler

Cut a piece of cardboard 1"x6"
Fold that piece into a hexagon with each side 1" long and tape it
Trace the hexagon twice to make the top and bottom
Tape them to the hexagon on every side

Take the sharpie and write 1,2,3,4,5,6 on the sides. So it looks like a dice

Now stick the pencil in the teetotem and play.
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