[Children’s Club] Easy and fun indoor games. Exciting party games

Birthday line

[JO1 × INI] Funny Moments | With One Heart: Everyone Connects the Birthday Line [JO1/INI]

Let’s all connect and play! Here’s an idea for a game called “Birthday Line.” The rules are simple: everyone lines up in a single row in order from the earliest birthday to the latest.

It sounds easy, but there’s an important rule—you’re not allowed to talk while lining up.

Use gestures to get into the right order without making mistakes! If you take your time, you’ll always succeed, but adding a time limit makes it more exciting because everyone starts to think, “Let’s just line up for now!” and rushes.

Give it a try with a large group!

A game about finding the correct moves

Fun games you can play with friends

Act out the prompt’s movement and have others guess it.

For example, if the prompt is “forward roll,” the guesser should try various movements that come to mind.

The children around, who know the prompt, should react to each movement.

Decide in advance how to react when the movement is close to the prompt—for example, by cheering.

Using those reactions, the guesser narrows down the correct answer.

It’s also fun to have multiple guessers or to play team versus team.

You don’t need any materials, it’s a simple game, and it’s sure to get everyone excited.

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Nakajima Junko

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Candy fishing game

[Showdown] Catch a Big One! Candy Fishing Battle!

It’s a “Candy Fishing Game” that combines kids’ favorite sweets with fishing! You’ve probably seen it at festival stalls lately, and it’s super easy to play.

Fill a kiddie pool or similar container with candies that have magnets attached, then use a fishing rod made from a toy or disposable chopsticks to reel them in! To amp up the excitement, you can put the candies in opaque bags so players can’t see what they’re getting, or set a time limit and let them catch as many as they can.

If you go with the all-you-can-fish style, be sure to prepare plenty of individually wrapped candies.

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sasashina

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PET bottle darts

PET Bottle Darts (from “Latest and Most Fun Recreation Games”)

Bottle-cap darts you can play safely and have fun with, using a plastic bottle and disposable chopsticks.

Regular darts, where you throw a needle-tipped stick at a target, can be a bit worrying for kids, but with bottle-cap darts, they can play with peace of mind! Here’s how: prepare a large plastic bottle of about 2 liters, and try to drop a chopstick into the small opening at the bottle’s mouth.

When you drop the chopstick, don’t move close to the opening—drop it from around your waist height.

It may look easy at first, but dropping it from waist height into that tiny opening is actually pretty tricky! You can even make it a competition to see who can land the most chopsticks in the bottle.

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SAKI

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Name Bingo

Name 9-Square Bingo [Party Game for Banquets, Parties, Year-End Parties! After-Parties!]

When you think of bingo, you probably picture receiving a card with numbers, marking holes where randomly called numbers appear, and clearing the game when you complete a full line—vertical, horizontal, or diagonal.

This “Name Bingo” is played the same way, but instead of numbers, you use participants’ names.

It helps you remember friends’ names and can be a great icebreaker.

Since players choose the names themselves and write them on their cards, having a prepared list of names makes the process smoother.

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