Notes

1)Charades: Players divide into 2 teams and each member writes a phrase on a slip of paper, folds it up and places it in their team's bowl. A player picks a paper from the opposing team's bowl and acts out individual words, syllables and other hints to depict the phrase.

2)20 Questions: One player thinks of an object, letting the others know only whether it is animal, vegetable or mineral. Then the other players ask questions that can be answered with yes or no.Try to answer in less than 20 questions.

3)Categories: One player states a "category" and the other players take turns naming items that belong in that group. Traditionally, a clapping rhythm keeps up the pace so players won't take forever to come up with a response. The category chosen determines how difficult or easy the game is. The game continues until players run out of ideas for the category.

4)Word Game (with only places, animals, and foods)

5)Memory Game(with foods and places, pick one):Each player starts off with the same sentence: "I like to eat...or I like to go to..." The player completes the sentence with a word that begins with the letter A. The next player repeats the previous sentence and must add a B word. In turn, each player has to remember what the past players have said and add an item that starts with the next letter of the alphabet.

6)Two Truths, One Lie:Each player begins with 10 fingers up. One by one, each player begins a statement with, “Never have I ever ____________,” supplying the group with something they have never done. Each person in the group who HAS done whatever was said, has to put a finger down. The game ends when the first person has put down all 10 fingers.