NATIONAL GAME AND PUZZLE WEEK

NATIONAL GAMES AND PUZZLE WEEK

While the family is gathering for Thanksgiving, it's time for National Game and Puzzle Week.

#GameAndPuzzleWeek

It's an excellent time to break out the board games and puzzles. With so many family and friends gathered in one place, set up a tournament. Get conversations started with complex puzzles. Puzzles and games keep the brain sharp after carbohydrate loaded meals. Cousins and siblings challenge each other in a variety of card and board games. At the same time, they learn who has the best memory and who is the sleuth. Of course, someone is always a strategist, and then there's the quiet one who comes from behind and wins it all.

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Every family member can play, too! From grandparents to the youngest, get everyone involved in some way.

8 WAYS TO OBSERVE #GameAndPuzzleWeek

Plan ahead. When extending invites, ask each guest to bring a game or puzzle and a dish. Keep in mind your age groups so that everyone can play.

Here are a few suggestions:

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Ages 3 and up:Don't Break the Ice Ants in the Pants
Ages 4 and upConnect 4
Ages 6 and up5 Second Rule, Jr. Jenga

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Ages 8 and upMonopoly Apples to Apples
Ages 14 and upGame of Things
OthersCharades Musical Chairs 20 questions I spy

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Grab the cards, board games, and puzzles and have fun with the family.
Use #GamesAndPuzzleWeek to share on social media.