Spotted being promoted by SPORTbible Australia. This is a simple but effective ball-throwing circle challenge, where the focus is on paying attention to who catches the ball. Equipment: Football (soccer) …
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Up your sleeve
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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 …
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One of those very old traditional games, but very simple and popular, particularly as a travel game, for any number of players of two or more. First player chooses an …
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AKA: “Smile Honey if you love me” Sent in by sugarnspice71613 also Deborah Wilson, Tecoma Christian Reformed Church This game is played by having a group of people sit in …
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Good for ending a session or party to quieten things down. Works well with young children and slightly older ones. Needs a relatively large group though to work well. With …
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Simple game for younger players (and older if you pick more difficult topics) Call out a letter and get the children to think of five related things beginning with that …
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One player, the ‘guesser’, goes out of the room (or in some way prevented from knowing who is chosen). While the guesser is out of the room, the others sit …
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An eco-friendly activity for children (and adults). Something for outdoors when you are near any water or an inside activity after a day of foraging or perhaps just have lots …
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AKA: ‘Sleeping Lions’ ; ‘Soliders’ A nice easy game to keep up your sleeve for any occassion when it’s called for and great for near the end of parties or …
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Quick gag that was found in a very old book [ref?], hence the use of ‘Siam’. However, do not change the name. It’s an ‘old’ honour and only valid for …
