Free snack sign up sheet
A snack rota in the team group chat is lost by the second game.Kitokoto puts every game on one sheet, one family each, chosen from a link.Free, no account.
Use this snack sheetMatch day snacks
How many you need- First game1
- Second game1
- Third game1
- Fourth game1
You can change anything before you share it.
Use this sheetOrganising team snacks
- 01
List the games
Every fixture for the season, or the next block of games, with the opponent's name.
- 02
One family a game
One is enough. Put a number next to a game only if it needs more.
- 03
Say what to bring
Oranges and water for half time, and something for after. Put it in the note.
- 04
Ask about allergies
Ask the parents for anything to avoid, and put that in the note too.
- 05
Share it with the parents
Post the link in the team chat at the start of the season.
- 06
Remind on Friday
Share the link again the day before a game, as a reminder of whose turn it is.
Your snack sheet on Kitokoto
One family a game
A paper rota at the pitch gets rained on, and a chat message gets buried. On Kitokoto, each game takes one family, and a taken game can't be chosen again.
Easy to sign up on a phone
Many sign-up tools ask for an account or an email address. On Kitokoto, signing up takes just a name.
Whose turn it is
Kitokoto shows each game with the family's name next to it, and the games that still need someone.
Questions
- What is a snack sign up sheet?
- A list of games or days, with one family signed up to bring snacks for each.
- Does it work for a classroom snack schedule?
- Yes. List the days instead of the games, and share the link with the parents.
- What should the snack be?
- Orange slices and water at half time, and something like a granola bar or a cookie after.
- Can I use it for practice as well as games?
- Yes. Add each practice to the sheet like a game.
- Does anyone need an account to sign up?
- No. Kitokoto has no accounts, for you or the people you invite.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Kitokoto is free, with no ads.