Please note that the ages and player numbers listed are those recommended by each board game maker, not necessarily what I think!
Sadly, I haven’t included Squatter (do you remember that game?) as it doesn’t seem to be readily available any more. I would love to hear which is your family favourite. I have played every single one of these games and continue to play them with my kids today. The following board games are some of my favourites from my childhood. I have broken my board game list into traditional family board games, which are basically the games we had in our cupboard when I was a kid family card games, which are card decks that you can purchase for their dedicated game (not a regular pack of cards and games you play with them) and, more family board games which are games I love but have only discovered since the kids started playing. Hope it helps, especially when you are trying to find a rainy day activity. To make selecting your board game for your family a little easier, we have pulled together all the games we love. With so many family board games available in stores these days, it can be overwhelming knowing which to choose for your family game night. Logic, concentration, strategy, memory….these will all improve if you play enough. The best family board games have the ability to unite (and sometimes divide – especially if you are playing Monopoly!) your family whilst also exercising different areas of your brain without you even realising it. Cards Against Humanity (make sure to get the Family Edition) Rainy Day Activities – We Round Up the BEST Family Board Games.The winner is the one who can figure out who is missing. One of the members will be quietly removed from the group. In short, the whole group will close their eyes and lower their heads. This is one of my favorite rainy day games because it is so incredibly easy to set up. The players will search out the crayons to color the areas on the bingo sheet of that color when they find it. This game is just bingo with more color! First, someone will make a bingo sheet and hide the crayons used to color the sheet around the room. The person who left the circle, in the beginning, will come back in and try to guess who the chief is by figuring out who everyone is copying. The chief then performs specific movements like snapping, stomping the ground, clapping, or whistling, and the other players will match these actions. The players then choose one person to be the village chief. This game is played in a circle, and one person in the circle has to leave the room. The person who makes it to the lowest beam level wins! Guess it Chief One person will hold a flashlight and keeps it straight, aiming the light towards a wall.Įvery player will take a turn going under the limbo line, and the light beam is lowered each round. This game is played like traditional Limbo, except the limbo line is a flashlight and all the lights must be off. If the other team gets the message, they get a point if they can’t get the message the middle team gets a point.
The aim of this game is for one team to try and send a message to the team across from the middle team, while the middle team tries to ruin the message by making other noises. Three teams will begin lined up in three separate rows facing each other in a parallel fashion. The game will start again after the winning team gets a point. The people who don’t match the descriptions will sit until the correct answer is revealed. They will ask questions like “is the person a girl?” or “do they have black hair?” Then the teams get turns to ask questions to figure out who the two chosen ones are. One person from each team is picked and a judge or mediator will write these names down. Just like in the game ‘guess who’, two teams will stand with a row of chairs behind them. The goal is to reach the hoop, and the fastest team wins! If anyone gets up from the chair the balloon must start back from the beginning. While the players must stay seated in a chair, the aim of the game is to quickly pass a balloon down the line to each player without lifting up from the chair. One person at the end of the line will use their arms to create a hoop. The teams will face each other and will sit 7 feet apart between their team members. This game consists of 6 people teams and is great fun for days spent indoors.
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