Art & Craft idea Modern inks have the advantage of intensity, colour fastness and flow, but don’t let that stop you from making and trying out your own from natural…
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educational
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Fun game that’s also educational as a useful model of a chain reaction. Pick a large area for players to be able to run around in. Players pair up with…
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How much to do you know about World War 1? Take the quiz to find out. Don’t worry there’s plenty of chances to retake questions. Quiz aimed at KS2 level.
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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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Sent in by Pat Adams Created for games evening themed around Canada. Simple game which the Girl Guides liked playing. Give groups of 6 a piece of paper, one red…
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Sent in by Aaron Blanco This game is a clone of the hit television show “Who wants to be a Millionaire.” Here’s how it works: The game is nearly identical…
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Players don’t need to know each other so it’s a good icebreaker on occasions when there are strangers in your midst. Each player thinks of two things – book or…
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Sent in by Michelle Demarest, Inspiration Youth Traveling Theatre Troupe “BEWARE!!!! This game can be very rowdy!!… …We talk about how this game relates to the real world after we…
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You will need: Pieces of A4 card or paper (or US Letter) Write the names of various countries down, one on each card and have a list of well known…
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You will need:Blindfold/s This is a more elaborate version of “Bat and Moth” a simple game used to help educate children (and older ones too!) about bats and their use…