Parenting - Family | 0-18 yrs
Indoor Games To Bond With Children
ParentCircle
Life is becoming increasingly busier and fast-paced. While you are busy meeting the needs of your family, you tend to miss out on playing with your children and having fun with your family. Indoor games, which don't demand much time or space, can be an enjoyable way of relaxing and connecting with your family.
Looking for some fun ways to keep your kids engaged during this lockdown? Here is a unique kid’s activity book to help you out!
This ClipBook is a collection of indoor games which you can play with your children.
Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard is a highly popular board game meant for 3 or more players who are ideally 8 years old or more. The game requires a good amount of physical and verbal interaction amongst...
Ludo
Ludo is a simplified version of a traditional Indian board game, Pachisi. The board game Parcheesi is a variation of Ludo, and many other games are based on its principles. This quick-playing game...
Jenga
First choose a player to create a tower with your 54 wooden Jenga blocks. Using the plastic tower loading tray, alternate between creating horizontal and vertical stories on your tower. When construction is complete...
The Game Of Life
The Game of Life rules state that this game is meant to be played by two to six players. However, there is no optimal number of players that would make the game more fun...
Scrabble
When playing Scrabble, anywhere from two to four players will enjoy the game. The object when playing is to score more points than other...
Carrom
Players take turns to play. A turn consists of one or more strikes. A player wins by pocketing all of the pieces of their chosen colour first. However, neither player can win until...
Monopoly
Monopoly is a game that many play. There are many different versions, such as those based on Disney, Star Wars, Star Trek and cartoon characters to name a few. The rules, however, are the same...
Uno
The game is for 2-10 players, ages 7 and over. Every player starts with seven cards, and they are dealt face down. The rest of the cards are placed in a Draw Pile face down. Next to the pile a space...
Pictionary
A picture is supposedly worth a thousand words, but in a game of Pictionary players can struggle to turn a picture into just one word. Although the rules are simple, the challenge of...
