Joke. Priest, Vicar and Rabbit
Sent in by Kristi-Anna and Mike moderators of the Youthworkers email list. A variation on ‘Tierce‘. Everybody partners up and as a pair face each other and link both hands…
Equipment: Piece of rope or string for each player. Preparation: 2 equally sized teams, define two areas as pig pens, or homes. Each team goes to their ‘pen’ and nominates…
[If anyone happens to know the origins of this game I would be very grateful.] A game where the more the merrier, but an even number is required as players…
Suggested by Andrew Watkins Pick an object to be the bone, should be something soft like a ball, balloon, coit or soft toy Divide into two equal sized teams and…
Sent in by Teneré Richmond “When we were kids in California we used to play this game called ‘circle deer base’. Grownups and kids played together… …It is a wonderful…
Although fun and Games is focussed on games and activities that are away from computer and television screens, screens are prevalent throughout most people’s lives for work, play and rest…
So how did you play during the COVID lockdowns? Was it totally online? Did you get out at all? What did you do? Well the Play Observatory would love to…
aka “Streets and Lanes” This does need a large number of players. E.g. school groups or similar sized parties. It is also good for helping develop group co-ordination. However, be…
Variation of Bulldogs. Two areas either side of the hall or pitch become the banks of the river (safe area), the space in between is the river. One or two…