Table Topics
Mind-stretching brain games and conversation starters. It's the perfect opportunity for sharing stories, building knowledge, strengthening character, and having fun!
I was one of six children growing up. There was always someone around. That was great when I was in the mood to play a game. But if I was craving solitude, it was hard to get away sometimes.
Fortunately, we lived in the country and I was able to wander the woodsy area behind our house. Some people have an extremely difficult time finding a place to be alone.
Where do you go?
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Player One chooses of a letter of the alphabet and then describes two words that start with that letter.
“I am the first letter of one of the five senses and also a type of canned fish. What letter am I?” (Possible answers could be the letter T for taste or touch and tuna, or S for smell or sight and salmon.)
Other players try to guess the letter. If no correct guesses are made, player one is required to name additional words. Play can rotate, or you can assign the task of posing the next riddle to the person who guessed the previous riddle.
To make the game easier, name items that are within all players’ field of vision. Look at the items you are naming to make it even easier.
This game develops the skill of describing. It is great for enhancing creativity!
