Telephone

Whisper a short story to the person next to you. They then repeat to the next person and so on. Eventually, bits will be left out, changed, evolved until the story of the snack you ate after school becomes the story of a turd you left in the pool.

MEANINFUL REFLECTION:

Gossip doesn’t always get it right. In fact, it is most often wrong. You should be quick to dismiss gossip and seek the truth instead of hurtful misinformation.

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Would You Rather

Perfect boredom killer.
Fun Riddles

A dad's tool for for conversations on car rides, hikes, and down time.
Riddles

In the car or on a hike, never waste a dull moment to spur conversation and exercise the mind!

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Would You Rather...

Get to know your kids while promoting creativity, laughter, and positive social behavior. Just pose the question and have them choose between ridiculously terrible choices or real options that dig into their interests, needs, and struggles.

Would You Rather...

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How Was School?

Kids are often reluctant to give you more than "fine" in response to this question. Don't let them get away with it! Poke and probe deeper! Truth is they want you to. They want to know that you're interested in...

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Once Upon A Time

Delve into the wild world of your kid's imagination ...if you dare. Start with a "Once upon a time" (or "This one time..." for older kids) and take turns adding to the story like a 'Mad-Lib'. NEXT LEVEL: Record the...

Once Upon A Time

Watch Ya Mouth

CHALLENGE YOUR COMMUNICATION SKILLS as teams tackle silly phrases while hampered by mouthpieces, tackling family friendly phrases.

Watch Ya Mouth

20 Questions

Great for abstract thinking and strategy development. Someone thinks of a 'thing' and the others can ask up to 20 yes-or-no questions to figure it out.

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Charades

Love this game for tapping a kid's creativity and promoting confidence, all while being a fun bonding experience. A classic for sure, but for little kids, pick up a set of picture cards to level the field.

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Thumb War

When they're bouncing off wall, throw down a thumb war challenge. All of the sudden they're sitting calmly, intently focused on only two things: your thumb and their thumb. That's practically meditation.

Thumb War

Word Association

Words connect to build stories. Child 1: Banana. Child 2: Monkey. Child 3: Spaceship. Child 4: Alien. Child 5: Out-of-this-world pizza delivery. Child 6: Astronaut with pepperoni for a spacesuit. Child 1: Intergalactic pizza party on the moon. Child 2:...