Traveling with relatives over long distances can be a serious test of strength, and can bring a lot of fun minutes, if you remember the good old word games.
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What do I see?
An interesting and fun game for any company is especially useful on the road, when trees, road signs, birds and everything else that can be seen and described colorfully. The host must begin the game with the words “I see something green (round, large, small, fast, etc.), and the rest must guess using other definitions to specify the enigmatic word.”
Fourth extra.
This is a logic game that children and adults will enjoy. The host names four words, one of which is definitely superfluous. For example: “Cow, dog, horse, vacuum cleaner.” Each participant in turn names an extra word, explaining his choice. The correct answers can be more than one, it all depends on the order of words, the first or last letter and symbols.
H-words
On the road, you will not have to be bored if you “walk” through the entire alphabet and search for words for a certain letter along the way. For example, the host says, “I see an N word!” The rest of us have to guess what that word is. There can be several options, depending on the number of words that are suitable in this particular case.
Definitions
First, you need to choose the letter that will be used in the game. Let’s say this is the letter “M”, all participants must make their own words that begin with this letter. For example: milk, car, magnet, bridge. And then come up with definitions for them without naming the word itself. If there are many participants, you can even split into two teams and arrange competitions for the speed and accuracy of answers.
The hidden word
For this game, each participant must say this phrase: “I take a suitcase and put these three items in it.” All of them will be useful on vacation, and each of them weighs no more than 3 kg! Others have to guess what these objects are, allowed to ask a few leading questions.
Cities
The most popular game, which can be complicated with the help of additional tasks for players. For example, someone calls a city and immediately offers to perform a task, which also begins with this letter. If the player refuses to perform the task, the next participant responds and so on.
Confused nonsense
The host “distributes” to each participant by a certain letter. Now players must make a long sentence using only words that start with a given letter. For example: "A greedy toad, chewed a bug!" The winner is the one whose offer is the longest and funniest.
rhymes
When playing rhymes, time on the road will definitely pass unnoticed. Each participant comes up with his own rhyme, and the other player must continue it with his own rhyme. You can continue as long as possible, as long as you get funny and funny rhymed lines.
What I'm taking with me
The host begins the game with the words: “I take with me an object that each of you has in your pocket!” Players have to take turns guessing what the item is. You can change words using different definitions, but only within the visibility of all participants and nearby objects.
Who's in front?
A game of imagination and fantasy. Each player must describe in detail the driver in front of the driving car, as well as everyone who can ride with him. The winner is the one who correctly guessed the appearance of the driver, passengers and the situation in this car.
The most attentive
A game of luck and speed of reaction. Each of the participants quickly says that in a couple of minutes they think they will appear on the road: a dog, a bus, a road sign or a tree. The winner is the one who guessed and first saw what appeared on the road.
Let's squawk.
A fun game of erudition and reading. The presenter makes up any verb, but replaces it with the word “spoon”. For example, “What can you do for sandwiches?” Players must guess the word and name it quickly. The winner is the one who most quickly guesses what the object is.
Banka.
For this game, you need to determine the size of the can and “fill” it with objects in a certain letter. You can use only those words-objects that actually could fit in a jar of the right size. For example, this is a three-liter jar that needs to be filled with objects starting with the letter “P”. It can be one cake, package, Panama, feather, spring, etc.
Peasant lady
The rules of this game are simple, the presenter says: “The girl went to the ball, do not take black and white, do not say yes and no!” And then you ask any question that you can't answer "yes" or "no" but you can only come up with an alternative.
Word games are a great opportunity to have a good time on the road, and if you like questions on ingenuity, we recommend you to read about it.Logical tasks for children.