Play Kick the Can with three or more friends in any outdoor area that has safe, reasonable places to hide, day or night.
Capture the Flag is played outdoors with two teams. It's best with teams of three or more players and can be played almost anytime, anywhere.
If you've never made a snow angel, it's time to give it a try. This is winter fun at its best.
Not having fun with your new beach ball? Maybe there's no air in it! Follow these simple steps to fill your ball with air and wait for the fun to begin.
True classics never die, and this childhood game doesn't require much to keep it thriving: a little bouncy ball, at least 10 jacks, and a hard, level playing surface.
Riddles consist of a question and answer and rely on wordplay. One of the most famous riddles is the Riddle of the Sphinx. The Sphinx ate whoever couldn't answer her riddle: What has one voice and...
Astound your friends! Confound your enemies! Amuse your acquaintances!
Although store-bought bubbles are fairly inexpensive, with this recipe, you can make more than a quart of bubble liquid for practically nothing.
It was fun to annoy your friends and family by speaking pig latin when you were eight, and it still is! Use it in your e-mail messages to your boss or in your credit card applications - if you dare.
Anyone can play this simple game.
Kids love a good hunt - and this kind is limited only by your imagination.
Trick your teens into learning something with a cool scavenger hunt.
Be ready for some fun when blindfolded players try to guess what they're tasting.
You'll need sharp hearing for this game.
Find out how much your nose knows in the Smell Test Game.
Players try to come up with animals whose names begin with each letter in their own names. Children need to be able to write moderately well to be successful.
Players identify food after hearing the ingredient list from the packaging.
Players take turns connecting dots to make squares. This simple game involves a lot of strategy.
Play this funny word game, where you make up funny abbreviations, with children of all ages.
Players take turns thinking of homophones and using them in sentences in this word game.
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