quick! help! need game ideas.
Alan & Brenda Leonard
Help! I need ideas of party games for an un-birthday party.
My cub scouts are having this party tomorrow afternoon, which is 8 a.m.
Eastern time. think FAST!
I will probably have 6 boys, ages 6-8, and my room at the scout hut is about
8 by 8 feet square. Small.
ideas? PLEASE!!!!
brenda
uncreative and going to bed, hoping by morning y'all will have solved my
problems! ;)
My cub scouts are having this party tomorrow afternoon, which is 8 a.m.
Eastern time. think FAST!
I will probably have 6 boys, ages 6-8, and my room at the scout hut is about
8 by 8 feet square. Small.
ideas? PLEASE!!!!
brenda
uncreative and going to bed, hoping by morning y'all will have solved my
problems! ;)
Samantha M. Stopple
On Monday, February 3, 2003, at 04:34 PM, Alan & Brenda Leonard wrote:
Bring a sheet or blanket you don't mind getting dirty.
The boys pretend to be frogs hopping around the sheet/lilly pad
When the music turns off all the frogs jump on the pad.
Then frogs get off and the lilly pad/sheet gets smaller
The sheet lilly pad gets smaller and smaller until the kids/frogs have
to get really cooperative to stay on the sheet/lilly pad
Some kind of animal forms game you whisper an animal to one kid and he
trys to imitate it and the other kids guess what it is?
Samantha
> Help! I need ideas of party games for an un-birthday party.A cooperative musical chairs came:
Bring a sheet or blanket you don't mind getting dirty.
The boys pretend to be frogs hopping around the sheet/lilly pad
When the music turns off all the frogs jump on the pad.
Then frogs get off and the lilly pad/sheet gets smaller
The sheet lilly pad gets smaller and smaller until the kids/frogs have
to get really cooperative to stay on the sheet/lilly pad
Some kind of animal forms game you whisper an animal to one kid and he
trys to imitate it and the other kids guess what it is?
Samantha
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In a message dated 2/3/03 3:30:41 PM, abtleo@... writes:
<< I will probably have 6 boys, ages 6-8, and my room at the scout hut is
about
8 by 8 feet square. Small. >>
Dead lions.
We used to call it dead pirates, because we first played it at a pirate
party.
Everyone plays asleep, lying on the floor. One is it and can stand up and
walk (but not touch) and say funny thing. Any who laugh are up too, and they
can speak but not touch. The last one still and unlaughing is it next.
LITTLE cupcakes (if you have a miniature muffin pan).
Pin the wings on the fly. <g>
Sandra
<< I will probably have 6 boys, ages 6-8, and my room at the scout hut is
about
8 by 8 feet square. Small. >>
Dead lions.
We used to call it dead pirates, because we first played it at a pirate
party.
Everyone plays asleep, lying on the floor. One is it and can stand up and
walk (but not touch) and say funny thing. Any who laugh are up too, and they
can speak but not touch. The last one still and unlaughing is it next.
LITTLE cupcakes (if you have a miniature muffin pan).
Pin the wings on the fly. <g>
Sandra
Jon and Rue Kream
Charades
I Packed My Bag: 1st player says, "I packed my bag and in it I put a
_____". Next player says, "I packed my bag and in it I put a (what 1st
person said) and a ______". Each player adds a new item. Any player
who can't remember the list is out of the game.
What Are You Doing?: Player 1 pretends to be doing something, for
example reading a book. Player 2 says, "Excuse me, what are you
doing?". Player one says something that has nothing to do with the
action he's doing (for example, "I'm riding my bike"). Player two
pretends to be riding a bike. Player three says, "Excuse me, what are
you doing?", etc. This makes us laugh hysterically for some reason :0).
Magazine Scavenger Hunt: Teams of two look for listed items in
magazines for a set amount of time. Team who finds the most wins.
Memory: Spread objects on a tray and cover it with a towel. Remove the
towel for a minute and then have each player list what they can
remember.
Musical Chairs
Odd Bean: Each player gets 12 dried beans. The first player hides a
number of beans in one fist and asks the next player, "Odds or evens?".
If the next player guesses correctly, he collects those beans from the
first player. If the guess is wrong, the second player must forfeit the
same number of beans to the first player. Any player to lose all of his
beans drops out of the game. The winner is the player with the most
beans at the end of a given time period, or the player who has collected
all the beans.
Tongue Twisters: Truly rural; toy boat, lemon linament; red leather,
yellow leather; she sells seashells by the seashore; whistle for the
thistle sifter; six thick thistle sticks; the bootblack brought the
black boot back; the sixth sheik's sixth sheep's sick; Sarah sits by six
sick city slickers; fresh flesh of fresh fried fish
Twenty Questions
A great book for this kind of thing is Hopscotch, Hangman, Hot Potato &
HaHaHa by Jack Maguire. Have fun! ~Rue
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I Packed My Bag: 1st player says, "I packed my bag and in it I put a
_____". Next player says, "I packed my bag and in it I put a (what 1st
person said) and a ______". Each player adds a new item. Any player
who can't remember the list is out of the game.
What Are You Doing?: Player 1 pretends to be doing something, for
example reading a book. Player 2 says, "Excuse me, what are you
doing?". Player one says something that has nothing to do with the
action he's doing (for example, "I'm riding my bike"). Player two
pretends to be riding a bike. Player three says, "Excuse me, what are
you doing?", etc. This makes us laugh hysterically for some reason :0).
Magazine Scavenger Hunt: Teams of two look for listed items in
magazines for a set amount of time. Team who finds the most wins.
Memory: Spread objects on a tray and cover it with a towel. Remove the
towel for a minute and then have each player list what they can
remember.
Musical Chairs
Odd Bean: Each player gets 12 dried beans. The first player hides a
number of beans in one fist and asks the next player, "Odds or evens?".
If the next player guesses correctly, he collects those beans from the
first player. If the guess is wrong, the second player must forfeit the
same number of beans to the first player. Any player to lose all of his
beans drops out of the game. The winner is the player with the most
beans at the end of a given time period, or the player who has collected
all the beans.
Tongue Twisters: Truly rural; toy boat, lemon linament; red leather,
yellow leather; she sells seashells by the seashore; whistle for the
thistle sifter; six thick thistle sticks; the bootblack brought the
black boot back; the sixth sheik's sixth sheep's sick; Sarah sits by six
sick city slickers; fresh flesh of fresh fried fish
Twenty Questions
A great book for this kind of thing is Hopscotch, Hangman, Hot Potato &
HaHaHa by Jack Maguire. Have fun! ~Rue
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Brenda,
The boys will love this! Give them each 3 Saltine crackers. On your mark
get set go! They have to eat the crackers and first person who is able to
sing "It's a Very, Merry Unbirthday To You, To You!" audibly is the
winner. Beware, the crumbs fly!
Wende
On Mon, 03 Feb 2003 23:34:35 +0100 Alan & Brenda Leonard
<abtleo@...> writes:
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The boys will love this! Give them each 3 Saltine crackers. On your mark
get set go! They have to eat the crackers and first person who is able to
sing "It's a Very, Merry Unbirthday To You, To You!" audibly is the
winner. Beware, the crumbs fly!
Wende
On Mon, 03 Feb 2003 23:34:35 +0100 Alan & Brenda Leonard
<abtleo@...> writes:
> Help! I need ideas of party games for an un-birthday party.________________________________________________________________
>
> My cub scouts are having this party tomorrow afternoon, which is 8
> a.m.
> Eastern time. think FAST!
>
> I will probably have 6 boys, ages 6-8, and my room at the scout hut
> is about
> 8 by 8 feet square. Small.
>
> ideas? PLEASE!!!!
>
> brenda
> uncreative and going to bed, hoping by morning y'all will have
> solved my
> problems! ;)
>
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Alan & Brenda Leonard
2/4/03 10:34:
You guys are wonderful. I'm baking a cake (no mini-cupcacke pan,
unfortunately) and have to run, but I'll let you know how it turned out!
Thanks for all the ideas.
brenda
> brendaWOW!!!!!!
> uncreative and going to bed, hoping by morning y'all will have solved my
> problems! ;)
You guys are wonderful. I'm baking a cake (no mini-cupcacke pan,
unfortunately) and have to run, but I'll let you know how it turned out!
Thanks for all the ideas.
brenda