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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

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Games for Everybody Review



This book works to give you many ideas. If you find a game in there and it seems too elementary, than just change it up to suite your needs. It is, after all, free!

I am a teacher and have found it useful many times to fit my students needs. And by the way, they are adult students, and not once have they complained. It just makes boring work, a bit less boring.




Games for Everybody Overview


Over 200 games for kids and adults.

Very few, if any, of these games require much preparation. Just use what is in the house, follow the directions given, and a good time will be the result. Some of the games for "Adults" can be played by the younger ones, and vice versa. Other games, by being changed a little by the hostess, can be made to suit the occasion.

Many of the good old games that every one has played are here, while the newer ones, which may be strange at first, will prove most enjoyable when every one has "caught on".


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Just explainations on games you can create - Naomi R. Curtis - St. Louis, MO
If you can't think of any way to occupy your child or family this book could be for you. There are no actual games to play but it does have some interesting description of games you might want to do. This wasn't all that helpful when I was trying to entertain my grandchildren.






Simple Old Games - James Culley -
This book has no less than 203 games that ostensibly are for Children, Adults and Special Days. All of the games are appropriate for children though some of the "adult" games require knowledge like spelling or states shapes or the like. These are the sorts of games that would be played in a nursery school or a church basement.

When I first looked through this book I was a bit dissapointed because I expected to find rules to old games. That's not what I found. Even Blind Man's Buff was changed to be more politically correct with less touching.

I also thought at first that the author was trying to be PC or maybe it was aimed at a Christian audience. But as I read I could see that these games are wonderful day care games for any audience that is highly conscious of any sort of moral standards. Hindus, Muslims, Christians or whatever will find that these games work for them.

If you are a Day Care owner or worker or you deal with very young children this book could be a life saver!!! However, if you are looking for anything historical, or sophisticated in ANY way shape or form... this book is NOT meant for you.




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