Cuisine & Culture the Chinese Family Way
Do you think you can beat the clock? Then why not try this quick and simple say, draw or mime Clock It! family game this half term! This is a race against the clock and is suitable for ages eight and above! It is for two players or more!
Clock It! is a brand new family game from Ideal and they have launched it just in time for this half term.
Stare Off is a competitive staring game that requires you to hold your nerve and your stare as long as possible! Players go eye-to-eye in this tournament-style knockout game and every match is the best of three Stare Offs. The winner progresses to the final. This game is suitable for ages eight and above, with three or more players!
Want to get a gift that your children will remember and cherish? Have you thought about getting them an experience day gift? They will remember experience days for life and it’s something to boast about in school. A gift that will always stay with them because you are their awesome parents!
Mr K is getting to the age of not just wanting a birthday cake or a party. He is approaching the teenage world and he wants more thrilling experiences. This got me thinking about the five potential experience gifts I could offer him to give him a great memory to cherish. Out of those five, he has already experienced three, which he still speaks about with much fondness.
Are you looking for a party game? Then look no further! Telestrations is a fast paced game of sketching and guessing. It is almost like the Chinese Whispers game but in this you simultaneously sketch, pass, guess and laugh to reveal hilarious and unpredictable outcomes from each player’s original word!
