With big numbers, it ensures the games aren’t too long, which is perfect to play with young children. The fact that the cards are double-sided is a bit of a pain actually because it's hard to keep them hidden when you pick one off the pile to play.

Her easy-to-follow craft ideas and practical parenting advice have transformed In The Playroom into a cherished resource for parents. The other players have to identify the brand or item shown by asking questions to which the player can only answer, "yes", "no" or "maybe".This is a no questions asked board game from top UK manufacturer Drumond Park who also released the hugely popular Logo game which was designed for older children and adults. function updateFadeIn(e){myx=parseFloat(getOpacity(e));if (bahShambles == 1){cancelFade++;if (cancelFade == 1){} else {if (myx <. This information might be about you, your preferences or your device and is mostly used to make the site work as you expect it to. This is a great game for the bringing the family together, especially when you want something for teenagers and pre-teens to play on an even level with the adults. In The Playroom is a UK based Parenting Lifestyle Blog with a focus on crafts, free printables and kids activities.

We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services.We play this with our teenagers and it's a real laugh, as well as teaching us some bizarre and probably useless trivia! No trivia' doesn’t just level the playing field, it gives this game of two hundred and fifty cards (and many more topics) an almost infinite variety. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. All the children were so keen to draw but trying to guess what they drew, we really had to think outside the box! We play a lot of board games in our family but finding something suitable for all ages is a challenge.

The draw it round is a bit easier if you are good at drawing again you only have until the sand runs out. This is a fast and furious multi-activity picture board game, loosely based on the original LOGO game. It's a fun game for teens and parents to play and had us giggling at everyone's attempts to draw and describe things without saying the names. When the question answered is held by the player in the centre Winning Zone, both players involved win.The game is suggested for players aged 8+ which is definitely the minimum because, as well as being able to read, players need a good knowledge of brand names, some of which are quite grown up.

It's ideal for family evenings in and we found although the adults win most of the time, it's close - in another year or so I'll have no chance. The player who guesses the 3rd word correctly will win the chance to roll and move around the board, along with the player who gave the clues. We've been having lots of board game sessions here at The Madhouse over the Christmas period, which has been a lovely way of reconnecting as a family without the distractions of ipads, Facebook and - ahem - blogging ! Players work their way around the board, with each square on the board corresponding to one of the three challenges.First past the ‘Winning Zone is the winner but so to is the challenger who asked the winning question. Big-name favourites include Argos, Birds Eye, British Gas, Campbell’s Soup, Churchill, Hovis, John West, Marmite, National Express, Ready Brek, Tesco, Tetley, Vauxhall and Wagon Wheels. Every time a question is answered correctly the player moves their counter to the next available section of board with a matching colour, until they reach the centre, when they must answer 2 questions correctly consecutively to win.