Boy/Girl
(Also known as: Categories)
Each players chooses a letter of the alphabet and some categories (e.g Boy's name, River, Colour, etc.). All players then have 5 minutes to think of a unique item fitting each category beginning with each of the chosen letters.
How To Play
Step 1.
Each player needs a pen and a sheet of blank A4 paper. Draw a table of 4 columns and 11 rows.
Step 2.
Three players choose a letter of the alphabet (other than X or Z). These are written on the top row starting from column 2. Then, in rotation, players choose a category such as Boys Name, Fruit, Movie, etc. which are written into the left column starting on row 2.
Step 3.
Agree a time limit then each player must think of as obscure an example as possible matching the category and the first letter.
Step 4.
When the time is up, everyone passes their sheets to another player. Calling out answers in turn, unique answers score 2 points and other correct answers 1 point.
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The winner is the player who accumulates the highest number of points.
The Details
- Location: Indoor (home)
- Ages: 2-6 years, 7-11 years, 12-16 years, 18 years or older
- Team: Yes
- Physical: No
- Average Duration: 5-15 minutes, 16-30 minutes, 30-60 minutes
- Cost: £0-£1
- Occasion: Family Party, Children's Party, Baby Shower, ,
- Essential Equipment: Paper and Pen, Timer
- Ease to Learn: Very Easy