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(Push a star to rate!)Can you grab a spoon faster then everyone else?
(1 votes. Push a star to rate! )“Give Me Names” will get everyone banging on the table with both hands, clapping and clicking their fingers to the following rhythm:
BANG (the table),
CLAP (your hands),
CLICK (left fingers),
CLICK (right fingers) and so on
BANG, CLAP, CLICK, CLICK!
BANG, CLAP, CLICK, CLICK!
Make sure all the players are in time, then start by calling out, to the rhythm:
“To My [...]
(1 votes. Push a star to rate! )“Chinese Whispers” is a game that shows how a word can change by going through many people. Each players hears almost a different word and is fun to watch how a sentence can change. You will need to have your guests or players that want to play sit in a circle. The first player will need to [...]
(3 votes. Push a star to rate! )The “Dictionary Game” is a good game for those that think they know everything. This may show them that they might not always be right but it is funny if they are not. One player chooses an odd word from a dictionary, and they will spell it out to the other players in the game . [...]
(2 votes. Push a star to rate! )“Foreheads” can be an amusing game to play at each others expense. To play you will need each player write a four-letter word on a sticky note. They will stick it to the forehead of the player on his or her right. Every player can see all the words except the one on his or her [...]
(Push a star to rate!)“Who Killed Mr. Olson” can be played in two ways. You can either print out the story without the answer or read the story and have the guests try to figure out who is the killer. You could even divide the guests into teams and have them compete against each other.
The police were checking the [...]
(2 votes. Push a star to rate! )“Who Killed The Duke” can be acted out by a couple of guests. You will need to print out enough copies for each of the rolls. If you want to get detailed, you can have them in costume but it is not necessary. Have them stand in front of the guest and read the lines [...]
