Party Games Collection #1 ( 220
children's party games )
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211. FISHES, ANIMALS, BIRDS. ( Quiet.)
The leader points at the players in turn, speaking as though mechanically: fishes,
animals, birds. And suddenly he/she points at one of the players not in turn:
"animals!" In 3 seconds this player must name any of the animals. If the player
makes mistakes (names the fish or the bird instead of the animal) or can't remember the
name or names the animal which was already mentioned, he/she becomes the leader.
212. NOSE, NOSE, NOSE, MOUTH. ( Quiet.)
The players get into a circle. The leader is in the centre of it. He/she is speaking:
nose, nose, nose, mouth. On speaking the first three words he/she touches the nose; but on
speaking the word-mouth he/she touches any other part of the head instead of the mouth.
The players mustn't repeat the wrong movements. They must do everything the leader says.
The player who is mistaken is out of the game. The most attentive is the winner.
213. SHADOWS. ( Quiet.)
Put a white sheet on the wall. One of the players sits down on the chair facing the sheet.
At the opposite wall of the room is a lamp on the table. All the players walk between the
lamp and the guesser in turn. The guesser must recognize the players by their shadows.
(He/she mustn't look back). The players try to change their shadows: they raise the
shoulders, stoop or change the hairdress. The player who is recognized becomes the guesser
in the following round.
214. BANK ACCOUNT. ( Quiet.)
The players are given the glass jars. The jars are closed. In the jars there are the
double folded banknotes of different denomination. The task of the players is to count the
sum of "account" without opening "the bank".
215. FAMILIAR NOISES. ( Quiet.)
All the players sit not far from the leader. Standing with their backs to the leader, the
players must guess the source of noise. The leader makes different kinds of noises and
sounds with the help of different objects.
216. GUESS THE WORD. ( Quiet.)
The instructor names one word. It may be the name of the person whose birthday it is, or
any of the nouns, e. g. "holiday". The instructor has some prizes in the sac.
The number of the prizes is equal to the number of the letters in the word the instructor
has named. The name of the first prize begins with the letter "h" (the first
letter of this word), the name of the second prize begins with the letter "o",
the third - with the letter "l" etc. The instructor asks: "What is there in
my sac the name of which begins with the letter "h"?" The players try to
guess. The player who guesses gets this prize. Then the players try to guess what is there
in the sac the name of which begins with the letter "o" etc. If the instructor
names the word "holiday" in his/her sac there may be the following prizes: a toy
hen or hedgehog, an orange, a lollipop, an ink-pad, a toy drum, an apple, a package of
yoghurt. Sometimes its not easy to guess what kind of prizes are there in the sac. That's
why the instructor may help the players saying: "eatable - uneatable" etc.
217. CABBAGE. ( Quiet.)
Wrap up the prize in paper. Paste a sheet of paper with the riddle on the wrapping. Wrap
up the prize once again. Do it 10 times. The players get into a circle. The instructor
gives the wrapped up prize to one of the players. The player takes away the 1-st wrapping,
reads the riddle to him/herself. If he/she answers the riddle he/she says answer aloud.
The player who answers this riddle has the right to take away the next wrapping, etc. The
player who manages to answer all the riddles is the winner.
218. WHERE IS THE CLOCK? ( Quiet.)
All the players are blindfolded. The leader hides the alarm-clock somewhere in the room.
The players (not more than 4) stand along the wall. They listen to the ticking of the
clock and cautiously walk in the direction of the ticking. The leader noiselessly changes
the location of the clock 2-3 times. The player who comes to the clock nearer than 1m gets
a point. The player who has the greatest number of points wins.
219. BLIND MONEY-CHANGERS. ( Quiet.)
Take as many coins of different value as possible. Give them to 2 players so that each of
them has one and the same sum. Both players are blindfolded. One player gives a coin to
the other. He/she must change it. Then they exchange the roles. They exchange the roles
again and again. All the time the players check up the work of each other. In a fixed
number of leads the game is over. The players move away their fillets and count the money
they have. If both players have the same sums they had before the game started, both of
them are winners. Otherwise both players loose the game.
220. THIEVES AND DETECTIVES. ( Quiet.)
All the players are given the sheets of paper with the figure (1 or 2). The number of the
sheets of paper with the figure 1 is equal to the number of sheets of paper with the
figure 2. The players choose the leader - the main thief. He/she goes out of the room. The
players who are in the room hide any object there. The leader's task is to find it. He/she
tries to find the object with the help of the players-thieves (they have figure 1 on their
sheets of paper). The players-thieves show place where the object is hidden by their eyes.
The task of the detectives (they have figure 2 on their sheets of paper) is to watch the
players and find the thieves among them. The game is over when the hidden object is found
or when all the thieves are "caught" by the detectives.
Party Games Collection #1 ( 220 children's
party games )
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