They think they are playing a sport. You get the laundry done. Nobody loses.
Pick a color, set a timer, collect everything that color in the house. Invented by Levi, age 4Β½.
Stack outdoor cushions on the grass and try to climb them. Shifting cushions make it harder. Full collapse ends the run.
Hide a stuffed animal anywhere in the house. Search using only three clues: hot, warm, cold.
Write 0 to 9 on a box. Big numbers easy, small numbers hard. Throw socks at it for points. First to 50 wins.
Turn off the lights, grab a flashlight, and put on the greatest show of all time.
Name it, test it, improve it. A proper engineering challenge disguised as paper folding.
One person describes something. The other draws what they hear. Results are reliably hilarious.
Three clues, something hidden at the end. Two minutes to set up and works every time.
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