At a friendly party you can truly relax, get a boost of vivacity and good mood. To make such a meeting even more interesting, you can supplement it with a variety of games and contests. Joint entertainment will bring an atmosphere of fun and celebration to the party, remaining in the memory for a long time.
It is necessary
- - paper;
- - pencil or fountain pen;
- - chairs;
- - hat or bag;
- - scarf (shawl).
Instructions
Step 1
Play the game "Guess Me". Divide all guests into two teams. On separate pieces of paper, write the names of famous people and place the notes in a hat or bag. Representatives of each team take turns pulling out one sheet of paper. The first team should describe the celebrity as accurately as possible without giving a name. The second team tries to guess who it is about. The group that guesses the most number of times wins.
Step 2
Prepare some fun stories for the Who's Faster game. You will also need some chairs or armchairs. There should be one less seating than the number of participants. One of the players leaves the room and takes a story out of a bag or hat. The one who is appointed as the presenter pronounces one word from the story, for example, "rain", "car", "beach". Each participant memorizes the word intended for him. The host then quickly reads the story aloud. Having heard "his" word, the participant must have time to sit on a chair or in a chair. The one who did not get a chair reads the story in the next round.
Step 3
Get ready for the next game called Try to Guess. You will need a scarf or shawl to play. The task of the participant is blindfolded to guess another person by touching him with his hands. The one being guessed must not give a voice. It is allowed to touch the hands, clothes and hair of a person.
Step 4
Pick a team for the Q&A game. One of the participants makes a guess for someone present, for the sake of faithfulness, writing down the name on a piece of paper. The other members of the company take turns asking him questions, trying to find out who he was thinking. Examples of questions: "If it were an animal, which one?" or "If it were a flower, which one?" During this exciting game, all participants can learn a lot about themselves.
Step 5
Place the participants in a circle to play the next game. Conditionally it can be called "Quick response". The leader is in the center of the circle. He in turn asks all those present questions that need to be answered without hesitation. Questions should be very simple, even basic. For example: "What comes after Tuesday?", "What letter in the alphabet comes after D?", "What day of the week is it today?" The pace of the game gradually increases. Anyone who cannot immediately cope with the task is eliminated.
