Games:
-Mafia
-Soccer
-Baseball
-Putting on Plays
Snacks:
-Ants on a log
-Muffins
-Cookies
-Grapes
-Cherries
2006-11-09 07:54:28
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answered by lysette.oxo 4
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2016-11-28 23:24:48
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answered by erke 4
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What's the time, Mr Wolf? seems to be a universal favourite. Mr Wolf has his back to everyone else and the rest have to advance cautiously towards him asking what the time is. He turns round to answer and if he catches anyone in movement, that person is out of the game (unless you want to bend the rules). After keeping them on tenterhooks for a while he'll suddenly bark out: "Dinner time!" and charge at them. The person he catches as they run back to base then has to be Mr Wolf.
Children of that age love savoury snacks of all kinds -- peanuts, crisps, carrot sticks, etc.
I've found a link for you which gives more ideas for games and also ideas for snacks. http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:fhHqii_g5fMJ:www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/party/games.html+children%27s+party+games&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=3
2006-11-09 07:59:22
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answered by Doethineb 7
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If its team games; indoor hockey, dodge ball, indoor cricket and football (these can be set up 4 small teams that change every 5 mins). Board games like whose who, monopoly, chess, pay day, conect 4 and any construction games. TV and video, play station and xbox. Snax include toast, hot dogs, fruit and veg sticks or anything they cook.
2006-11-09 07:57:46
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answered by English Knight 2
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Musical chairs normally gets them fighting! or Blind mans bluff.
Murder in the dark (might frighten the 5 yr olds)
Food Mc donalds , crisps, Coke. although you will probably have to go for healthier stuff THAT'S WHAT KIDS LIKE!
2006-11-09 07:50:09
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answered by jabelite 3
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monopoly,life,mousetrap,musicalchairs,yahtzee,cheese crackers,twister,chips,coke,maybe pepsie,puzzles,I got a really fun one called mad gab.
2006-11-09 07:57:50
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answered by H K 1
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