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Beginner Dinner Games
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$15.95 & eligible for Additional Discounts Details Currently
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About the Beginner Dinner Games
For the young players in your family, these dinner games are a great way to keep young ones focused on their meal and have fun at the same time. Each game set includes 51 dinner games. The dinner game cards are laminated to protect them from spills and come in an attractive hinged top tin recipe style box with additional room for your personal family dinner recipes. Ages 3 - 6 See Sample Games
Dinner Game Features
- Ages 3 - 6
- Laminated
- 51 Games
- See Sample Games
- Item #01-102
Sample Dinner Games
Thumbs Up (Ages 3 - 6)
At the count of 3, everyone puts one fist out toward the center of the table with their thumb either up or down. If everyone but one person has a thumb up (or down), that person must take a drink of his/her milk. (In other words, the odd person out, drinks milk.) If everyone does the same thing with their thumb, or your family is split, count to 3 and try it again. Alternative: Also play this by eating vegetables instead of drinking milk. Or the odd person out must hug the person to their left….
Rainbow Dinner (Ages 3 - 6)
Someone starts the game by saying a color. As a team, your family names all the food they can think of that are that color. For example,
red would be apple, radish, cherry,
etc. Have a different person pick another color of the rainbow and play again
Family Favorites (Ages 3 - 6)
Each of the kids asks the adults 4 questions to see what they know about his/her favorite things. For example: What's my favorite animal? What is my favorite color? What is my favorite book? What is my favorite song? And then each adult asks the kids 4 questions about his/her favorite things while growing up. For example: What was my favorite food? What was my favorite TV show? What was my favorite toy? Who was my favorite friend?
How to Play the Beginner Dinner Games?
The Beginner Dinner Games are quick, simple, and fun. Each dinner game takes just a few minutes to play and are enjoyable for kids and parents alike.
To play, families just sit down to their dinner, pick a card, and read it aloud to play. Kids love picking the cards, so give all of them a chance to choose.
While the Beginner Dinner Games have been designed for ages 3 - 6, you may want to change some of the games slightly so they are either easier or more challenging. There are suggestions on each dinner game card to help parents with this.
The dinner games are stacked randomly. You can play them in order from 1 - 51, or you can simply pick out a card. Each dinner game card is color-coded for your reference.
For the Beginner Dinner Games (ages 3 - 6) the color codes are green for the five senses, blue for social skills, pink for creative and critical thinking, purple for expressive language & listening, yellow for memory games, and orange for just for fun games.
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Beginner Dinner Games (Ages 3-6)