Medium energy
Charades
Players act out a secret prompt without speaking while teammates or the whole group try to guess it.
- Players
- 4–24players
- Ages
- 7+ages
- Minutes
- 15–30minutes
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5-Minute Group Games
Very short activities for transitions, warm-ups and moments when you only have a few minutes.
Birthday Party Games for Adults
Birthday games for adult groups, from conversation starters to team challenges and quick competitions.
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Teen birthday games that feel social, current and easy to join without being overly childish.
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Christmas games that children and adults can enjoy together at family gatherings.
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Good games to get you going.
Low energy
Telephone
A sentence is whispered from person to person once, then the final version is compared with the original.
- Players
- 5–20players
- Ages
- 7+ages
- Minutes
- 10–20minutes
Medium energy
Zip Zap Zop
Players pass a three-word sequence around the circle with eye contact and pointing, trying to keep the rhythm unbroken.
- Players
- 5–25players
- Ages
- 10+ages
- Minutes
- 5–15minutes
Medium energy
Four Corners
Players choose one of four labeled corners, then complete a quick group prompt before choosing again.
- Players
- 6–30players
- Ages
- 8+ages
- Minutes
- 10–20minutes
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