Pencil and paper word activity. Particularly if you like anagrams. There is probably a more official name for this and it’s certainly the basis to the letter rounds in the game show ‘Countdown’ (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countdown_(game_show)). However, whereas in Countdown players select cards at random from vowels and consonants, in this...
Stuck at home
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Pictionary
You will need:– Paper and pencils– List of items (preferably of a similar theme). It may be helpful to have these written individually on pieces of card. Either as a team or a single group, the first person of each team or the first person to play selects the...
Number Pictures
An easy pencil and paper activity. Write the numbers 0 to 9 on a piece of paper and then draw pictures in the most imaginative way possible using the outline of each number as part of each picture. Be as imaginative as desired, create patterns or drawings, what ever...
Heads and Bodies
Fun paper and pencil game for two or more players. You don’t have to be a talented artist for this, just willing to take part. Each player draws the head and neck of a person, animal or bird at the top of a piece of paper and then folds...
Hangman
Old paper and pencil game (or any writing surface) for two or more players. An early version mentioned in a children’s book of games in 1894. Although this didn’t use a hanged man but just keeping score to the number of attempts it took a player to work it...