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A fraternity party could can be wild, raucous, and generally good times! When you re recreating that mood with your themed party, you ll want to remember those college days with a few games. FRATERNITY GREEK ALPHABET Try Greek alphabet? Set this up ahead of time by writing the names of all of the Greek letters on strips of paper. Include other strips of paper with made-up names. Then each person chooses a strip of paper and tries to decide if it s a letter of the Greek alphabet or a nonsense word. Since the letters of the Greek alphabet have strange-sounding names (Ro, Sigma, Kappa) it will be entertaining to watch people try to pronounce them and distinguish them from the other words. FRATERNITY ORANGE PASS Players in the fraternity party line up into two teams rotating boy, girl, boy, girl, etc. The first person places the orange under his chin. The next person grabs the orange using only using her chin/neck. No using your hands! This repeats until the orange gets to the last pers …

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It is best played with 8-10 players. All that s required for this game is a bag of cotton balls, 4 bowls, 2 blindfolds and 2 spoons. One player from each team competes at a time, and the team that wins the most rounds is the winner. Players start out with the 2 bowls in front of them one empty and one filled with 30 cotton balls. Players each put on a blindfold, and must use the spoon to transfer as many cotton balls as possible from one bowl to the other in 45 seconds. The player who moves the most cotton balls in each round wins this fun Memorial Day party game. Body Part Tag Memorial Day Party Game This is a fun and active outdoor Memorial Day party game, best played with a large group. At the start of the game, one player is designated as the announcer and one is designated as the tagger . The announcer calls out a body part such as the arm, leg, back, elbow or nose. The tagger has to try and tag the other children on the designated body part, and they have to try and keep …

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Corn hole: This is a classic game played by college kids and still very popular so lots of your guests will probably already know how it goes. Plus these nineties party games are very simple so you shouldn t have any trouble with the instructions for playing. The bags for these nineties party games are easily constructed from dried beans and fabrics sown into squares. You can write the guests’ names on a separate tag or sew appliqu s for each guest directly on the bags, then they can take the bags home as their own special party favors. You ll also need a wooden box around three by four feet with a circular hole cut in it. This will serve as your goal for the guests to throw their bags into at the nineties party games. Pyramid: For this fun nineties party game you ll need at least six players to create the Pyramid. Although you can use as many players as you need to create a large pyramid. Make the pyramid a little easier to create make everyone lie down instead of getting on their …

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For this Go Diego Go party game you ll need several descriptions of different animals (make sure the animals are all age appropriate for your guests). Have your guests sit in a circle, and hand each guest one paper with their animal description. For instance, This animal has stripes on it s tail, and wears a mask what is it? Then your guest get to take a turn to guess what that animal is. If they cannot figure out what the animal is, let the other guests take turns to see if they can guess. Make sure you have enough animal descriptions for all of your guests. “What’s My Name” Go Diego Go Party Game This Go Diego Go party game is going to require some research and some patience! On Go Diego Go the kids get to learn Spanish names for animals. If your guests are fans of the show, see how much they remember! Pick several different animals, write the names of each animal in Spanish on slips of paper, put the slips in a bowl, and have all you guests pick one out. Each guests takes a turn …

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Created in 1969, this animated mystery series is an excellent choice of party theme as both the little ones and their parents can get in on the fun. Guests can have a blast recalling the great monsters and mysteries Scooby and his pals have foiled through the years. However, one thing is no mystery; you ll need plenty of Scooby snacks to keep this party rolling. Consider baking cookies in the shape of dog treats, ghosts and witches. Of course, you ll also want to have some party games to keep the young and old sleuths occupied. Scooby and the Phantom Have your guests form a circle around the room, with hands joined. A “”phantom”" is chosen to stand outside the circle, and “”Scooby Doo”" is to stand inside. The guests forming the circle are Scooby s pals, and raise their arms to let him under, but keep them down when the phantom tries to get through to catch poor Scooby. The phantom chases Scooby wherever he may run, until he is caught, when a new Scooby and phantom are chosen. For add …

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Because of this it is important that you plan your kid’s party correctly to ensure that there are no sad little faces at the party and that everyone leaves with a happy memory of the party and a smiley face. One important rule for kid’s parties is to let them enjoy themselves with as little interference from adults as possible. The adults should be there to supervise and to make sure that everyone is safe but other than that and to organise the party games there should be no more involvement from adults. Kids always love playing games so trying to come up with new and interesting games for the kids to enjoy themselves can sometimes be a little difficult. Old favourites such as pass the parcel always go down well but perhaps you would like to add a little twist to the game, perhaps instead of winning a prize each time the music stops and you un-wrap a layer the kid has to perform a small act to win the prize. If you are having a theme party perhaps a pirate theme then why not make a pi …

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