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Games for Family Game Night
In this fast-paced world, time for family togetherness is often hard to come by. Juggling your kiddos’ hobbies and activities and your own work schedules can make it feel as if there is just no time left to do anything together. Combat the busyness and make time by planning a regular family game night. Game nights help coax your family to the dinner table and entice them to put their busy lives on pause and join together in a competitive bonding activity.
Card Games for Kids
Card games are a wonderful, portable entertainment for children. Needing little equipment, card games can teach children basic logic and strategy skills anywhere and anytime. Keep a deck of cards on hand while you are traveling or when you have friends over. You’ll find that throughout the year and for nearly any occasion, a deck of cards is a simple, educational enjoyment for young and old alike.
Birthday Party Games for Teens
Your teenager may tell you that he is too old for birthday games, but if you pick the right one, your teen might change his tune. In fact, most teenagers love any type of game that involves competing against their peers, and if the game has an element of strategy or skill. Keep it cool by limiting the amount of parental supervision needed and providing a few outstanding prizes, and your teen is sure to have a great time playing games at his birthday party.
Bachelorette & Birthday Party Games
Whether it’s here comes the bride or here comes the birthday girl, you can throw a memorable, game-filled party for one of your girlfriends. Grown-up party games can work for both a bachelorette or a birthday party. You can keep things clean or go wild; just keep the guest of honor’s taste in mind when planning the games.
Great Birthday Party Games for Teens
Teens can be picky. It can be difficult to throw them a party they will love, without seeing eye rolling or hearing heavy sighs. Before his birthday, talk with your teen about his birthday party plans. You may get a frustrated “I don’t care,” but a plan for the big day will keep everyone busy and limit any last-minute frustration.