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The Floor Is Lava – Endless Games
This is such a fun game for people of all ages. The Floor is Lava is based conceptually on a game we all used to play as children. I played it indoor and outdoors – my parents definitely preferred outdoors. When played inside we would be jumping and climbing all over the furniture. This game is so much safer! This new board game – The Floor Is Lava – is by Endless Games. It begins with three sized foam tiles which are five different colors. You can play it inside or out. Spread the foam tiles out in random orders. Each person selects a colored tile to stand on to…
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Rooster Fin Games – Great Holiday Gifts For The Whole Family
It has always been a tradition in my family to get together one night a week to play a game and talk about how our week is going. This tradition goes all the way back to the days when I was very small. I have fond memories of my grandmother and all her siblings gathered around a huge family table playing games every Saturday night – while all my cousins and I played throughout the house and in the yard. My hope for my kids is that they carry on this tradition, and now that they can see that there are many games out there that can be fun like…
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Diggin’ Dino Bones – Dinosaur Game Fun
Do your children love dinosaurs? This fascination definitely seems to be timeless – all of my children ranging in age from 13-31 loved dinosaurs and now my grandchildren do. And over the last couple decades that interest carries with them as they get older – because Jurassic Park movies and books are keeping that thrill alive. Now our grandchildren get to experience loving dinosaurs in a whole new way with Diggin’ Dino Bones – a puzzle game. In this game the children are paleontologist commissioned to find the bones of a specific dinosaur. They search the excavation site and the goal is to be the first to find and assemble…
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Baby Beluga – Cooperative Games Fun! #Giveaway
Our children have always loved to spend time playing board games. My children are aged 13 to 31 though and now have somehow managed to create their own lives and don’t sit down and play them as much as we used to. The youngest (13) does still play whenever we have time. But now, my grandchildren are living back with us (and our daughter) so we can start having even more board game fun again. The days are getting shorter and darkness arrives far too quickly so board games are the perfect solution. Baby Beluga by Cooperative Games is an excellent solution to any type of down time and it…
