FOR CHILDREN
Games for children for extraordinary fun.
Test your Luck
Indoor games
Up to 30 players
For children
Duration 20–30 minutes
Pen & paper games
Materials: Cards, small table.
Description: Players in a circle with a small table in the center. Cards with “B.A” or “Not B.A” written on them are placed face down. Players must guess the content. Those who guess incorrectly pass their turn.
Blow on the Ball
Indoor games
Up to 10 players
For children | For families | For young people | For everyone
Duration 20–30 minutes
Team games
Materials: Ping-pong table, ping-pong ball.
Description: Two teams sit on opposite sides of a ping-pong table and blow to make the ball fall on the opponent's side. Using hands or standing up is prohibited.
Shout it Out
Indoor games | Outdoor games
Up to 99 players
For children | For families | For young people | For everyone
Duration 20–30 minutes
Team games
Materials: No materials required.
Description: The field is divided into two areas, each occupied by a team. A player enters the opposing area trying to touch as many opponents as possible while shouting a vowel without stopping. If they manage to return to their own area without stopping shoutin...
Young and Old
Outdoor games
Up to 50 players
For children | For families | For young people | For everyone
Duration 20–30 minutes
Team games
Materials: A playing field.
Description: In a large field, two teams line up on opposite sides. One player, the hare, calls out an opponent's name. The called player must try to catch the hare who, to avoid being captured, must touch their own baseline. Captured players are taken to the opp...
Trampled Watches
Indoor games | Outdoor games
Up to 30 players
For children | For everyone
Duration 20–30 minutes
Materials: Watches, cell phones, dry pasta, blindfold.
Description: A blindfolded player must walk along a path without breaking the valuable objects placed on it. In reality, the objects are replaced with dry pasta that simulates the sound of broken items. The other players pretend to be concerned about their “objec...
The Border
Indoor games | Outdoor games
Up to 10 players
For children | For everyone
Duration 20–30 minutes
Materials: No materials required.
Description: Players must cross an imaginary border carrying an object that starts with the first letter of their name. Each player must think of an object and declare it to cross the border. Creativity and imagination are encouraged to find original objects.
Football with a Net
Indoor games | Outdoor games
Up to 30 players
For children | For young people | For everyone
Duration 40–60 minutes
Team games
Materials: Five-a-side football pitch, volleyball net, ball.
Description: On the five-a-side football pitch with a volleyball net in the center, players form two teams. The rules are similar to five-a-side football, with the exception of the net to be crossed. Goalkeepers start the game by kicking the ball over the net. A ...
Soccer without a Ball
Outdoor games
Up to 50 players
For children | For everyone
Duration 20–30 minutes
Materials: Referee, marked space, goal posts.
Description: Players are divided into two teams on a soccer field. There is no physical ball; instead, the “ball” is passed by calling a teammate's name. Whoever has the “ball” raises an arm. To score, a player with the “ball” must cross the opponent's goal line....
The Made-Up Story
Indoor games | Outdoor games
Up to 99 players
For children | For everyone
Duration 20–30 minutes
Pen & paper games
Materials: No materials required.
Description: An unsuspecting player must investigate a murder story invented by the rest of the group. They can only ask closed-ended questions (yes/no). The answers depend on the final letter of the question: "A" or "O" receive a "Yes," all other letters a "No."...
The Lifeguard's Chair
Outdoor games
Up to 50 players
For children | For everyone
Duration 20–30 minutes
Team games
Materials: Glass, empty basin, basin full of water.
Description: During a hot summer day, players divide into teams. Each team forms a line of three, with two players acting as the "chair" and the third as the "lifeguard". In front of each team is an empty basin, while next to it is a basin full of water. At the a...
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