When I was young, my family played board games, card games and dice games all the time. Monopoly, scrabble, rummoli, yahtzee, spite and malice were all regular additions to our kitchen table.
I knew that when we had children, I wanted to continue that. We started playing Candyland with Mr. J when he was young, and snakes and ladders as well. As he got older, we bought Guess Who and Connect 4. He would play The Game of Life with hubby and we broke out the game "Sorry" a few months ago.
It's a little difficult to play games with Mr. K around - he doesn't have the focus or attention for the game, and he ends up getting bored and destroying our progress. It's best (for the time being) to just play when he is asleep or busy with either myself or hubby and the other one plays a game with Mr. J.
I am a big Monopoly fan (while hubby is not) I also really enjoy Scrabble, and am excited for when the kids are a bit older and can play the regular version. For now, we play Scrabble Jr.
Playing Scrabble Jr with Mr. J |
we used to have game nights, our favourite was Monopoly and we have some dvd games we played as well, oh and can't forget Sorry that one was played quite a bit
ReplyDelete:) it's so much fun!
DeleteWe font have a family game night but we do play games with DS6 as we we or on his speech.
ReplyDeleteI remember playing Poleconomy way back when. My Mom loved playing cribbage with us because she could beat us (her words, not mine, smile). At age 4, my kids like playing high energy activities which makes this old Mom tired. Can't wait until running around is replaced with board games.
ReplyDeleteBesos, Sarah
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We used to play games but got away from it :( It is something we really need to get back into doing! (Judy Cowan)
ReplyDeleteFamily Game Night is a great way to staying connected with your family while having fun. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIF YOU START THIS WHEN YOUR CHILDREN ARE YOUNGER IT WILL CARRY ON THROUGH THEIR TEENS (not as much), amazing the conversations you will have
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