Last year I started decorating some water bottles to use in a DIY bowling game. For some reason I put them to away and More
I learnt how to play Ultimate Ninja when I worked for Disney Cruise Line. We played it as part of our team building exercises More
When I was working for Disney Cruise Line as a Youth Activities Hostess, I used to do this show up in the tween space More
Pong Hau K’i is a traditional Chinese (although it is known by other names in different countries) board game for 2 people. I first More
If you ask parents and care givers what they think about the game hide and seek, you will most likely get a mixed response. More
With the delayed Tokyo Olympics starting (hopefully) on July 23rd I thought it would be fun to re-post this Olympic Ring Toss activity. Make More
The Pentalpha puzzle apparently comes from Crete, although I haven’t been able to find any information on it. This game is similar to solitaire More
I know this half term we cannot go anywhere, but that doesn’t mean you can’t play a few word games during dinner. We love More
I hope that you all had a great Christmas. The time between Christmas and new year can sometimes feel a little flat. These minute More
Make sure you follow my outside activities board on Pinterest. I have finally managed to get around to teaching EC and YC the game More
When I was in either year 4 or 5 of primary school French skipping was pretty much the chosen game of all the girls. More
One of my favourite sports I played as a child was hockey, one of the warm up games that we used to do was More
If you have ever been on a cruise then you are bound to have found a shuffleboard on one of the open decks. It More
Did you enjoy playing Pac-man as a kid? We came up with a human Pac-man version that has proved a big hit with my More
Make sure you follow our outside activities board on Pinterest and don’t forget to pin the Pin at the bottom of the page. When More
Make sure you follow our homemade toys board on Pinterest for more ideas, and don’t for get to pin the Pin at the bottom. More
Minute to win it games are simple team games that are normally timed. They make really fun party games or even for a family More
Do you ever get tired of listening to “are we nearly there yet?” I know I do. Here are a collection of games, that More
At the moment I am really into making our own homemade versions of games like our Scrabble game and tin can stilts. This week More
These snap cards have been a labour of love for me, I started making them over a year ago and have only just finished More
British weather is so predictable in its unpredictability! It has been boiling for the past few weeks, but the moment the little ones break More
At the weekends I volunteer at Great Ormond Street in their weekend club. I have been doing it for over 4 ½ years, and More
I have made many busy bags over the years, but sometimes nothing can beat some good old-fashioned pen and paper games. Here are my More
I’m so excited, in a few weeks we are off to LA! Which means that I have started putting together a small collection of More
I have to say, the weather for most of the summer holidays has been pretty good. Today however was the first day where it More
Spoons may seem like an odd name for a card game, but it is one the greatest games out there. I used to play More
Five field Kono originates from Korea and is an abstract strategy game along the same sort of lines as Chinese checkers. I’m sure you More
Mancala is a game that has been around for thousands of years. It is believed to have originated in Africa or the Middle East. More
I do love a good brain teaser. I learnt a few of these while I was a guest on board the Disney Magic. Our More
Make sure you follow my maths or English boards on Pinterest for more ideas, and don’t forget to save the pin for later. I More
I do love a good game of memory/pairs with my charges. I used to just let the win, but now they kind of give More
