Kelsey - Tabletop Family

Definitely bookmark this one because it's quickly become of my favorite alternative tic-tac-toe games! I can't decide if I like being Order or Chaos more — play it today and let me know which is your fave! Don't forget to check out the previous games if you've missed any so far!

The perfect mathy card game to play with your family this week! You can play Speed Limit 99 with a large group, but 2-8 players is usually best. Customize your game by choosing how many lives everyone gets or using rules for no player elimination which I explain on my blog!

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Replying to @o12aj0 Best Part: You can play Bridges with 2 or more players! Bookmark this post for the next time you find yourself in a waiting place and need a way to pass the time!

👋 Quick Rules Here! Double or Quits is a relaxing solitaire game with a little bit of math as well! Give it a try today and let me know if you win! How to Play Double or Quits Solitaire Shuffle and deal 7 cards face up to form your reserves Flip 1 Card start your foundation pile. Remaining cards form the stockpile. Build cards onto the foundation pile following a doubling pattern where the value doubles and decreases by 13 if necessary. (Ace = 1, J = 11, Q = 12) The pattern: A-2-4-8-3-6-Q-J-9-5-10-7-A-2... Play cards from the reserve onto the foundation pile following this pattern and ignoring suits. Immediately refill the reserve from the waste pile or from the stock if the waste pile is empty. Flip one card at a time from the stock into the waste pile, adding onto the foundation as able. When the stock pile runs out. Pick up the waste pile to form the new stock. You may do this two times total. Kings are worth nothing. If they enter the reserves, they stay there for the remainder of the game. IMPORTANT: if you begin the game with a King in one of the 7 reserve locations, remove it and addd it to the bottom of the stock pile and add another card to that location. Win: Get all 48 cards into the foundation pile with only the four kings remaining in the reserve.

Waiting for food has never been more fun! Collecting a bunch more of these paper and pencil games on my page so you always have something fun to play.

Save this post for your next trip out! Knowing some easy games you can play with just a pen and paper (or a napkin) is so handy, especially when kids are getting squirrely at a restaurant waiting for the food to arrive or you need a way to decide who gets the last bite!

No board? No Problem! This DIY version of Shut the Box lets you play the game anywhere! You can even play it without the cards using a piece of paper or dry erase board and writing the numbers! It's a great game for a little screen-free fun with a dash of math practice! And if you're participating in this year's Summer Gaming Adventure, you can earn one of your Merit Badges by flipping all the numbers over and shutting the box! Have you colored in this badge on your poster yet?

Save this one for the next time you're waiting for your food at a restaurant! I love that you can make this game any size you'd like. Play around with large and small grids to find your favorite! For a list of more fun games to play with just paper and pencil, check out our blog where I have each game listed with written rules and a walk through video!

Replying to @MrsMajki let’s play through a game together!

Click the link in my bio to snag the free printable for Calculation solitaire on our blog! Make sure to follow along so you don’t miss any future card games and binge the ones you’ve missed missed in our page!

Choosing the right game length to play is often the difference between a positive experience and a negative one. Attention spans typically equal 2-4 minutes per year of age; games like Mooki Island are perfect examples of how games can be designed for a young child’s natural attention span, while still having a great game for them to engage with. The bonus? Mooki Island games are quick enough to fit into even the busiest of schedules, which allows me to say “yes” even more when asked to play! Saved this and more of our favorite games for kids on our blog and Amzn.