Classic Board Games
In this "sweet" game for toddlers, players follow a colored trail to find King Kandy at the Candy Castle.
What is Candy Land?
You must shout this word when you have only one card left in your hand in this colorful Mattel game.
What is UNO?
These plastic interlocking bricks from Denmark allow you to build everything from spaceships to city halls.
What are LEGO?
You’ll need a sidewalk and some chalk to draw the numbered squares for this hopping game.
What is Hopscotch?
This Italian plumber is the star of his own kart racing and platforming series for Nintendo.
Who is Mario?
Players travel around the board buying properties and building hotels in this game that features a mascot in a top hat.
What is Monopoly?
In this simple game, if you don't have the card a player asks for, you tell them to do this.
This doll, introduced in 1959, has had over 200 careers, from astronaut to zoologist.
Who is Barbie?
In this game of "frozen" motion, one person is "It" and tries to catch others before they can stop moving.
What is Freeze Tag?
This "sandbox" game allows players to mine materials and build structures in a world made entirely of blocks.
What is Minecraft?
You might need to "Pop-O-Matic" the bubble to move your pawns around the board in this race-themed game.
What is Trouble?
This "royal" game involves trying to avoid the Queen of Spades while collecting as few hearts as possible.
What is Hearts?
This metal or plastic coil can actually "walk" down a flight of stairs.
What is a Slinky?
This circular plastic toy is spun around the waist, or occasionally the neck or arms.
What is a hula hoop?
In this battle royale game, 100 players jump from a "Battle Bus" and fight to be the last one standing.
What is Fortnite?
In this game of "organized chaos," you try to get your four pawns back to safety without being bumped by an opponent.
What is "Sorry!"?
Players try to build "melds" of three or four of a kind in this game that shares its name with a type of flavored spirit.
What is Gin Rummy?
This "mister" or "missus" allows children to change his plastic facial features, which are poked into his potato-shaped body.
Who is Mr. Potato-Head (or Mrs. Potato Head)?
This game uses a large mat with colored circles and requires players to place their hands and feet on specific colors.
What is Twister?
This Sega mascot is a blue hedgehog known for his incredible speed and his quest to collect gold rings.
Who is Sonic the Hedgehog?
This mystery game requires players to figure out if it was Professor Plum or Miss Scarlett who committed the crime in the Conservatory.
This fast-paced game requires players to slap the deck when a specific face card appears.
What is Slapjack?
These miniature vehicles, famous for their orange tracks and "loop-the-loops," were first released by Mattel in 1968.
This game uses a large mat with colored circles and requires players to place their hands and feet on specific colors.
What is Red Light, Green Light?
This 1980s arcade classic features a yellow circular character eating dots while being chased by four ghosts named Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde.