Contents

The game consists of a set of 6No. Party Game Cards, each of which show the picture of a different farm animal (cow, sheep, pig, horse, duck or dog) and top party tips.

How to Play

This party game is designed for small youngsters of all ages. Players are split into up to 6No. teams of up to 5-8 players each led by a team party captain. Each team is named after one of the farm animals which they have to find pictured on the Party Game Cards located about the house or garden. To add to the fun, players can only communicate by making the noise of their farm animal.

The winner of the party game is the team that returns all of their farm animals first to their lair or the greatest number in an agreed time. However, there are certain rules to obey on the farm:-

1. Only the captains are allowed to pick up the Party Game Cards and take them back to their lair. The captain is only allowed to collect one Party Game Card at a time and must remain in his lair until ‘called’ by his team players.

2. Team players have to find the animals and guard them till the captain arrives by covering them up with their hand or foot. They must then rush off and find the next card.

Preparation

Before playing, the Party Game Cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards. 72No. pictures or Party Game Cards (i.e. two A4 pages) should be printed off for each animal. That means if you plan to have the maximum number of 6No. teams you will need to print off six different types of farm animals (i.e. 6 animals x 72No. Party Game Cards = 432No. Party Game Cards).

The Party Game Cards should be distributed about the house or garden by leaving them on tables, chairs and the like for players to easily find and pick-up. See Quigley’s Top Party Game Tips for tips in distributing the Party Game Cards.

Each team should be given the chance to practise the noise of their animal before the start of the party game i.e.:-

Cow = Mooo
Sheep = Baaaa
Duck = Quack, quack
Dog = Woof, woof
Pig = Oink
Horse = Neigh

End of the Party Game

The winning team of the party game is the first to collect all 72No. of their farm animals or the greatest number in an agreed time of say 20 minutes.

The party game consists of Party Game Cards and top party tips.

How to Play

Each Party Game Card consists of 4No columns of words. Players should combine words (with the dots following) in the first two columns with one of the words in the last two columns to make entirely new words. For example,

CAP connected to ABLE makes CAPABLE

The objective of the party game is to see who can correctly ‘connect’ all 48 half words to correctly make 24 new words in the quickest time.

Preparation

Before playing, the desired number of Party Game Cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

As this party game only requires one Party Game Card for each player it is best played seated.

Answers should be written directly on the Party Game Cards.

End of the Party Game

The winner of the party game is the first to finish with all the correctly connected words.

Contents

The game consists of 10No. Party Game Cards, score cards, answer card and top party tips

How to Play

Each player is given a station to find on the London Underground… the start of the game. Where there are more than 10 players, two or more of the same stations may be given to more than one player. Alternatively, players may team-up in pairs.

Party Game Cards located about the house or garden give directions from one station to the next e.g.

Covent Garden on Victoria to Leicester Square

Players should follow the directions on the Party Game Cards from one station to the next.

No one knows which Party Game Cards bears the name of their next station so they must hunt until they find it.

To avoid cheating, players should list each underground line they have taken (e.g. (1) Central Line, (2) Northern Line, (3) District Line, etc) on the score card for marking.

The first to reach the last station on the line is the winner!

Preparation

Before playing, Party Game Cards and score cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

The Party Game Cards should be distributed about the house or garden by pinning them to walls, trees, etc or leaving them on tables, chairs and the like for players to easily find. See Quigley’s Top Party Game Tips for tips in distributing the Party Game Cards.

Score cards should be given to each player at the start of the game and players asked to write their names at the top. The names of the underground lines taken should be written on the same card in numerical order.

The winner of the party game is the first to finish with a correct list of all the underground lines taken to reach the journeys end.

The game consists of 10No. Party Game Cards, score cards, answers sheet and top party tips.

How to Play

Each player is given a station to find on the New York Subway… the start of the game. Where there are more than 10 players, two or more of the same stations may be given to more than one player. Alternatively, players may team-up in pairs.

Party Game Cards located about the house or garden give directions from one station to the next e.g.

Forest Avenue on M to Central Avenue

Players should follow the directions on the Party Game Cards from one station to the next.

No one knows which Party Game Card bears the name of their next station so they must hunt until they find it.

To avoid cheating, players should list each subway line they have taken (e.g. M Line, F Line and 7 Line, etc) on the score card for marking.

The first to reach the station marked “(Home)” is the winner!

Preparation

Before playing, Party Game Cards and score cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

The Party Game Cards should be distributed about the house or garden by pinning them to walls, trees, etc or leaving them on tables, chairs and the like for players to easily find. See Quigley’s Top Party Game Tips for tips in distributing the Party Game Cards.

Score cards should be given to each player at the start of the game and players asked to write their names at the top. The names of the subway lines taken should be written on the same card in numerical order.

The winner of the party game is the first to finish with a correct list of all the subway lines taken to reach the journeys end.

The party game consists of 24No. Party Game Cards and top party tips.

How to Play

Each Party Game Card includes a separate syllable to a place located in England. Each name has three syllables. The objective of the game is for players to choose one syllable and then match it with two other syllables to complete a place name.
Example:-

ROCH + ES + TER = ROCHESTER

Once a player has made up a word they should take all three Party Game Cards to the MC for checking. The MC keeps the cards and records the players name on the answer card. The player then runs off to find another place name.

An alternative for small children is to place the answers card in a place which can easily be viewed by all the players after they have chosen their first syllable. The party game then becomes a race to make up the place names with players being able to refer to the answers cards at any time.

Preparation

Before playing, the Party Game Cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

The Party Game Cards should be distributed about the house or garden by leaving them on tables, chairs and the like for players to easily find and pick-up. See Quigley’s Top Party Game Tips for tips in distributing the Party Game Cards.

The MC should explain that the first Party Game Card they may choose may be the first, second or third syllable of the place name. Party Game Cards may be exchanged with other cards about the house or garden or traded with other players if they prove to be useless to the players.

The end of the party game is when all the place names have been found by the players or after an agreed time (say 20 minutes).

The winner of the party game is the player who has found the most place names.

The party game consists of 24No. Party Game Cards and top party tips.

How to Play

Each Party Game Card includes a separate syllable to a place located in the USA. Each name has three syllables. The objective of the game is for players to choose one syllable and then match it with two other syllables to complete a place name.
Example:-

AT + LAN + TA = ATLANTA

Once a player has made up a word they should take all three Party Game Cards to the MC for checking. The MC keeps the cards and records the players name on the answer card. The player then runs off to find another place name.

An alternative for small children is to place the answers card in a place which can easily be viewed by all the players after they have chosen their first syllable. The party game then becomes a race to make up the place names with players being able to refer to the answers cards at any time.

Preparation

Before playing, the Party Game Cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

The Party Game Cards should be distributed about the house or garden by leaving them on tables, chairs and the like for players to easily find and pick-up. See Quigley’s Top Party Game Tips for tips in distributing the Party Game Cards.

The MC should explain that the first Party Game Card they may choose may be the first, second or third syllable of the place name. Party Game Cards may be exchanged with other cards about the house or garden or traded with other players if they prove to be useless to the players.

The end of the party game is when all the place names have been found by the players or after an agreed time (say 20 minutes).

The winner of the party game is the player who has found the most place names.

The party game consists of 24No. Party Game Cards, score cards and top party tips.

How to Play

Each Party Game Card includes an anagram belonging to the theme of the title. The objective of the party game is to see who can solve all the anagrams first or the greatest number in an agreed time. The anagrams are graded from easy to difficult which means that all the family will find the party game interesting and fun.

Preparation

Before playing, the Party Game Cards and score cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

The party game is best played seated. One card is given to each player and the cards passed around until each has seen every card. One game set of cards should easily accommodate 24 players or less.

Both Party Game Cards and score cards should be given to each player at the start of the game and players asked to write their names on the top. The answers should be written in the spaces provided.

The winner of the party game is the first to finish with all the correct answers.

Alternatively, players should be given an agreed time (say 20 minutes) to write down their answers on the score cards. Score cards should be exchanged with other players for marking.

The party game consists of 24No. Party Game Cards, score cards and top party tips.

How to Play

Each Party Game Card includes an anagram belonging to the theme of the title. The objective of the party game is to see who can solve all the anagrams first or the greatest number in an agreed time. The anagrams are graded from easy to difficult which means that all the family will find the party game interesting and fun.

Preparation

Before playing, the Party Game Cards and score cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

The party game is best played seated. One card is given to each player and the cards passed around until each has seen every card. One game set of cards should easily accommodate 24 players or less.

Both Party Game Cards and score cards should be given to each player at the start of the game and players asked to write their names on the top. The answers should be written in the spaces provided.

The winner of the party game is the first to finish with all the correct answers.

Alternatively, players should be given an agreed time (say 20 minutes) to write down their answers on the score cards. Score cards should be exchanged with other players for marking.

The party game consists of Party Game Cards, score cards and top party tips.

How to Play

Each Party Game Card consists of 24No faces which are numbered 1 to 24. Half of the 24No faces have an identical double. The objective of the party game is to see who can correctly pair all the faces with their doubles first or the greatest number in an agreed time. The faces differ by one or more of the following points:

Holly decoration
Fur pattern
Glasses
Eyebrow colour

Preparation

Before playing, the Party Game Cards and score cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

The Party Game Cards should be distributed about the house or garden by pinning them to walls, trees, etc or leaving them on tables, chairs and the like for players to easily find. See Quigley’s Top Party Game Tips for tips in distributing the Party Game Cards.

Score cards should be given to each player at the start of the game and players asked to write their names at the top. Correct pairings should be written on the score card.

The winner of the party game is the first to finish with all the correct answers.
Alternatively, players should be given an agreed time (say 20 minutes) to write down their answers on the score cards. Score cards should be exchanged with other players for marking.

The party game consists of Party Game Cards, score cards and top party tips.

How to Play

Each Party Game Card consists of 24No faces which are numbered 1 to 24. Half of the 24No faces have an identical double. The objective of the party game is to see who can correctly pair all the faces with their doubles first or the greatest number in an agreed time. The faces differ by one or more of the following points:

Feather in hat
Earrings
Bandana
Eye patch

Preparation

Before playing, the Party Game Cards and score cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

The Party Game Cards should be distributed about the house or garden by pinning them to walls, trees, etc or leaving them on tables, chairs and the like for players to easily find. See Quigley’s Top Party Game Tips for tips in distributing the Party Game Cards.

Score cards should be given to each player at the start of the game and players asked to write their names at the top. Correct pairings should be written on the score card.

The winner of the party game is the first to finish with all the correct answers.
Alternatively, players should be given an agreed time (say 20 minutes) to write down their answers on the score cards. Score cards should be exchanged with other players for marking.

The party game consists of Party Game Cards, score cards and top party tips.

How to Play

Each Party Game Card consists of silhouettes of 24No. every day objects drawn one on top of the other at various angles. The objective of the party game is to see who can spot all the objects first or the greatest number in an agreed time. The silhouettes are graded from easy to difficult which means that all the family will find the party game interesting and fun.

Preparation

Before playing, the Party Game Cards and score cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into two cards.

As this party game only requires one Party Game Card for each player it is best played seated.
Both Party Game Cards and score cards should be given to each player at the start of the game and players asked to write their names on the top. The names of objects should be written in the spaces provided.

A party game tip to tell players is to turn the Party Game Cards in different directions as this may assist in spotting the different objects.

The winner of the party game is the first to finish with all the correct answers.

Alternatively, players should be given an agreed time (say 20 minutes) to write down their answers on the score cards. Score cards should be exchanged with other players for marking.

The party game consists of Party Game Cards, score cards and top party tips.

How to Play

Each Party Game Card consists of silhouettes of 24No. sport objects drawn one on top of the other at various angles. The objective of the party game is to see who can spot all the objects first or the greatest number in an agreed time. The silhouettes are graded from easy to difficult which means that all the family will find the party game interesting and fun.

Preparation

Before playing, the Party Game Cards and score cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into two cards.

As this party game only requires one Party Game Card for each player it is best played seated.
Both Party Game Cards and score cards should be given to each player at the start of the game and players asked to write their names on the top. The names of objects should be written in the spaces provided.

A party game tip to tell players is to turn the Party Game Cards in different directions as this may assist in spotting the different objects.

The winner of the party game is the first to finish with all the correct answers.

Alternatively, players should be given an agreed time (say 20 minutes) to write down their answers on the score cards. Score cards should be exchanged with other players for marking.

The game consists of 30No. sets of Party Game Cards each of which contains a text message of 12No. words, answers sheet and top party tips.

How to Play

Each player is given a Party Game Card with the first word of a text message. Printed in the right hand bottom side of the Party Game Card is the next word in the message to find about the house or garden. When they find it, it will tell them the next word to find and so on until they have found all 12No. words that make up the text message i.e.

The last Party Game Card bears the name of the sender of the message and the word “STOP”.

No one knows which Party Game Card bears the next word in their message so they must hunt until they find it.

Upon completing a text message a player should take the full set of Party Game Cards which make up the message, in order, for checking against the answer card.

As the messages are completed the number of Party Game Cards will diminish which should assist the slower guests at your party.

Preparation

Before playing, Party Game Cards should be cut with scissors along the dotted lines so that each A4 page is separated into the requisite number of cards.

The first words in each message should be distributed amongst the players.

There are 30 text messages to complete which means up to 30 players can play.

The Party Game Cards should be distributed about the house or garden by leaving them on tables, chairs and the like for players to easily find. See Quigley’s Top Party Game Tips for tips in distributing the Party Game Cards.

The first to complete a text message in the correct order is the winner. Players should be asked to read out their text messages as they finish the party game.

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