Games and activities everyone can enjoy together. A collection of fun play ideas.

Akinator

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Let’s try playing Akinator, the game that became quite a hit.

You answer each question with “yes” or “no,” and the game tries to guess the person or thing you’re thinking of.

The rules aren’t complicated, but it really gets exciting.

It seems essential to think carefully about the questions you ask.

By using the “yes” and “no” answers to dig deeper and refine your next questions, you’ll exercise your brain and have more fun.

Ask sharp, to-the-point questions to lead yourself to the answer!

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Hit & Blow

[Hit & Blow] I’ve found a surefire way to win the game where you guess three numbers.

Let me introduce a Hit & Blow game where your deduction skills are key.

The rules are very simple: you and your opponent take turns deducing each other’s number, and whoever guesses it first wins.

First, decide on your own number.

Then, try to figure out what number your opponent chose.

Playing with a three-digit number is recommended.

Present a number you think is correct to your opponent; if any of the three digits is a hit, use that information to think of other candidate numbers.

You can play with an app, but it’s also fun to play with friends at school using just paper and pen! Be sure to enjoy watching your friends’ expressions and their reactions when someone gets a hit.

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Stick Erasing Game

[Paper-and-Pen Game] Rules and How to Play the Matchstick Removal Game

You line up and draw sticks in a pyramid, then take turns erasing them.

The player who erases the last stick loses—it’s a competitive game.

Choose any stick you like and erase as many as you want along a horizontal line.

You must not erase diagonally.

You take turns erasing sticks, and it’s recommended that each player prepare their own felt-tip pen in different colors to mark what they erase.

Once you understand the rules, try increasing the number of pyramid tiers to make it even more exciting.

It can be played with many people, so give it a try and have fun!

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Colorful Ninja

[Viral] We played the Color Ninja game for fun, and everyone had a mental breakdown like in stock trading lol

Here’s an introduction to Color Ninja, a game that was popular on TV shows.

First, you specify a color and an item, like red foods or green vegetables.

The next person in turn answers with something that fits the prompt.

Here’s the fun twist: because it’s a “ninja” game, you answer while making a shuriken-throwing motion.

Adding sound effects like “shoo shoo!” makes it even more exciting! You can also make it more fun by repeating the same category and then suddenly switching to a different one to trip people up.

Try getting creative with unexpected prompts, too.

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Debate showdown

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Convince your opponent! Here’s a debate showdown.

It’s a great idea for developing logical thinking and communication skills.

Participants exchange opinions based on a given topic and speak persuasively to win the other side over.

In this game, you’ll strengthen not only your speaking skills but also your listening skills and your ability to change your views flexibly.

By choosing familiar issues as topics and discussing them at school or at home, you can also learn the importance of constructive exchanges of opinions.

Let’s look at the map illustration and search for the treasure!

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No words needed! Use the map drawing on the card as your clue! Here’s an idea for a cooperative game: “Let’s use the map drawing to find the treasure!” Rely on the illustrations and the map on the cards, and work together with your teammates to discover the treasure.

Use the map to find the next hint card.

If you study the map carefully, you should be able to decode where the next hint card is hidden.

It’s a game that lets kids develop their observation skills while getting excited.

It’s perfect for family play, and it sounds fun to try with friends, too.

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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