ABCDEF7 · M
I personally like play games that needs logic, calculations and use mental or physical muscles. But there are many that use imagination.
The Magic Box: This game involves placing different objects in a box and having the child imagine what else the objects could be, like a tiny boat, space rocket, or magic wand. It triggers creative thinking and enhances vocabulary and descriptive skills.
Storytime with a Twist: During story reading, the parent pauses at certain points and asks the child to predict what will happen next. This taps into the child's predictive imagination and encourages them to explore alternative storylines.
Dress-Up Time: Children are asked to pick a job and dress up for that role, while their classmates guess what the job is. This game promotes creativity and imagination.
Build a Fort: Children are given large boxes and told to transform them into anything they want, like a fort, tent, or car. This allows them to use their imagination to create something new.
Dance Party: The teacher creates a dance playlist and has the children dance, which encourages imaginative movement and expression.
Doctor: One child is assigned as the "doctor" while the others are "patients" who describe symptoms, and the doctor provides a diagnosis. This game fosters imaginative role-playing.
References:
https://famfly.net/en/blog/5-interesting-games-to-develop-childrens-imagination
https://www.mentalup.co/blog/imagination-games-for-kids
https://computerkidsdaycare.com/blog/20-fun-imagination-games-to-play-with-your-kids/
https://montessori-academy.com/blog/imagination-games/
https://www.eurokidsindia.com/blog/simple-toddler-imagination-games.php
The Magic Box: This game involves placing different objects in a box and having the child imagine what else the objects could be, like a tiny boat, space rocket, or magic wand. It triggers creative thinking and enhances vocabulary and descriptive skills.
Storytime with a Twist: During story reading, the parent pauses at certain points and asks the child to predict what will happen next. This taps into the child's predictive imagination and encourages them to explore alternative storylines.
Dress-Up Time: Children are asked to pick a job and dress up for that role, while their classmates guess what the job is. This game promotes creativity and imagination.
Build a Fort: Children are given large boxes and told to transform them into anything they want, like a fort, tent, or car. This allows them to use their imagination to create something new.
Dance Party: The teacher creates a dance playlist and has the children dance, which encourages imaginative movement and expression.
Doctor: One child is assigned as the "doctor" while the others are "patients" who describe symptoms, and the doctor provides a diagnosis. This game fosters imaginative role-playing.
References:
https://famfly.net/en/blog/5-interesting-games-to-develop-childrens-imagination
https://www.mentalup.co/blog/imagination-games-for-kids
https://computerkidsdaycare.com/blog/20-fun-imagination-games-to-play-with-your-kids/
https://montessori-academy.com/blog/imagination-games/
https://www.eurokidsindia.com/blog/simple-toddler-imagination-games.php
Primnproper · 56-60, F
Silentpleasure · 31-35, F
D&D (Dungeons and Dragons)
Has some base rule books and you have a dungeon master that gives you a story and you interact with what you want as a character. Dice rolls determine success or failure of your actions and its lots of fun :D
Has some base rule books and you have a dungeon master that gives you a story and you interact with what you want as a character. Dice rolls determine success or failure of your actions and its lots of fun :D
Casheyane · 31-35, F
@Silentpleasure Ooh, so girls play it too? I just saw it referenced in The Big Bang Theory. I did wonder if it's really played that way.
ViciDraco · 41-45, M
For children or for adults?
ThreeLittleBirds · F
What do you mean .. haha 🥹
ThreeLittleBirds · F