Share the Chair

Here's a completely silly game to get the members of your next party moving. Great for a youth retreat, where kids know each other well, or a mixer where you want to shake things up. The group sits in chairs in a large circle. The leader yells out instructions that cause the players to move from chair to chair -- the catch? If someone is sitting on your chair, you must share the chair. It's a mad scramble that's guaranteed to cause lots of laughs.

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Average: 5 (2 votes)
Eat Your Veggies!

Convincing kids that veggies are as good as candy can be a daunting task, but this game makes eating veggies a challenge and believe it or not, fun! Play with one or two kids during a meal, or play with a big group as a relay race. It's a game that will make Peter Rabbit hop up and down with delight! (Of course, if playing at a birthday party you may want to substitute sweets for the veggies! No one wants a riot on their hands at a party!)

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Average: 4.5 (2 votes)
Bento Box Pick-Up

Have a little fun playing with your food! Players vie to see which team can be the fastest at creating the perfect Bento Boxes filled with candy treats. Serve this game up with a side of our candy sushi and you'll be an expert with the chopsticks in no time.

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Average: 5 (2 votes)
Medusa

Make your next game of tag an epic one! Add the mythical element of playing with a character like Medusa, and change boring old freeze tag into an adventure. Heroes must avoid direct contact with Medusa or risk the fate of being turned to stone. Who will be the one to defeat Medusa and return the statues to their normal state?

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Average: 5 (1 vote)
Catching Raindrops

Rainy days got you down? Venture out into the rain for a bit of fun! Brave the elements and challenge yourself! See how many raindrops you can catch in a cup! It actually takes a bit of practice and skill to catch a raindrop, and you'll find that you spend a good deal of time running and racing to catch them. It's a great way to burn off a little pent-up energy on a not-so-nice day.

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Average: 5 (1 vote)
Broken Hearts

Whether you're looking for an ice breaker for a large group, or a new way to team up old companions, this is the perfect game. Players are each give one half of a heart and must find their missing half. Once players are paired up you can have them work as a team in future games, or just get to know each other. Any way you look at it, it's a great way to get the heart rate up!

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Average: 5 (1 vote)
Conversation Heart Bingo

Spread a little love this upcoming Valentine's Day with our Conversation Heart Bingo. Players create their own boards by placing their favorite conversation hearts on a standard bingo board. The real fun begins as the caller calls out the different phrases printed on the hearts! It really doesn't matter who wins, because there is enough sweetness to go around for everyone!

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Average: 5 (1 vote)
Spoons

Here's a great game that tests your players' skills of observation, stealth, and trickery. An item is hidden in a room. The object of the game is for each player to spy the item and then slyly, without letting others see them, remove a spoon from a central location. If other players notice another player removing a spoon, they may do so as well, however, there is one less spoon than players, which means one person is going to end up empty handed. The one left without a spoon must perform a silly trick or challenge thought up by the other players.

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Average: 5 (1 vote)
The Amazing Zinzanni

Astound and mystify your friends with feats of mental brilliance! You'll need a partner in crime, but once you've shared the secret together, you'll be able to keep an entire room entranced. See how long it takes your audience to figure out the trick -- that is, if they ever do. Watch out, next thing you know you'll find yourself hired out for birthday parties!

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Average: 5 (1 vote)
Minister's Cat

Want to entertain a large group of friends while working on vocabulary and rhythm skills? This is the perfect game to play! Great for the classroom or your next mixer. Fans of the 1970's Albert Finney movie "Scrooge" might recognize this old fashioned parlor game that includes word play, clapping, and timing. Will you be the last one left describing the Minister's Cat, or will you fumble and mumble your way out of the game?

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