Family Games

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Family Game Ideas

• Dinner Games - Available now in three great styles, our family dinner games provide families with fun and unique games to play while you eat. The family games are quick, easy to play and add lots of fun to family meals. Choose from either the classic recipe style tin box set or from the new fast paced Gather 'Round Dinner Game style. 
   

• Cranium Fun Folio Family Edition - Your FunFolio: Family Edition is all about your family and the amazing things you can do together! This one-of-a-kind book is packed with all kinds of fun activities -- with plenty of surprises along the way!
   

• Cranium Family Fun Game - Cranium Family Fun features a variety of hilarious activities that will have everyone laughing, high-fiving, and working and playing together! With colorful Cranium Cubes and fun Flipper Frogs, The Family Fun Game delivers the ultimate game night!
   

• Cranium Whoonu Game - Your dad likes poodles more than pickles? Your best friend likes bubblegum more than museums? Whoonu! In Cranium Whoonu, you're sure to have unforgettable fun as you reveal your favorite things, share hilarious stories, and bond over surprising connections. You'll be amazed at what you'll learn about your friends and family -- especially those you think you know best!

Why Family Games are Important

• Family games provide families with simple fun filled ways to spend quality family time together.

• Games require families to use their intellect

• Family games provide opportunities to challenge and develop strategic thinking skills

• Games teach life skills like patience, concentration, teamwork, honesty, making choices and perseverance

• Games teach kids how to win and lose graciously

• Family games provide hours of family fun!

Family Game Night - Tips for Success

• When playing a new family game, read the directions in advance.  This will help to avoid confusion and frustration.
   

• Prior to playing the family game, talk about "good game behavior" and what is expected of every participant.
   

• Choose family games that are age appropriate.  For families with members with wide ranges in ages, team younger family members up with older ones.
   

• Establish a practice of congratulating the winner at the end with a hand shake and simple note of "congratulations".
   

• Be conscious of competitiveness among family members and establish strategies and rules for dealing with it during the family game.