Indoor party games!

\nChocolate-kiss eating contest:

All children sit around a table or, preferably, kneel on their chairs. In front of each player is a plate with a chocolate kiss on it. The children must now clasp their hands behind their backs and, on the command "Go!", all try to eat their chocolate kiss at the same time without using their hands. The winner is the one who eats their chocolate kiss first.

Pot-hitting:

The player is blindfolded and given a wooden spoon. A pot is hidden in the room, with a small prize underneath it. The child crawls around the room and tries to find the pot by tapping the floor with the wooden spoon. The other children can call out "warm/cold" to indicate the distance to the pot and thus guide them in the right direction.

Blind man's buff:

The birthday child starts: they are first blindfolded with a scarf. Then the child is spun around several times so they lose their sense of direction. All the other children should be as quiet as possible. Another child from the circle of guests is then chosen to stand (without making a sound) in front of the blindfolded child. The blindfolded child — the "Blind man's buff" — must now guess which child it is by feeling. As soon as the Blind man's buff has guessed the child correctly, the child who was felt becomes the next Blind man's buff. That way every child is once the Blind man's buff and once the child to be guessed.

Guessing objects by touch:

Everyday objects are placed into small bags or a large box. The children must close their eyes and each receive an object. By touching it they should find out what it is.

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