Family Friday: Outfoxed! Game
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My oldest hates most board games — every round of Chutes and Ladders inevitably ends in tears. Then, someone told me about cooperative games where, instead of working against each other, players work together.
One of her favorite cooperative games is Outfoxed! Two to four players gather clues and rule out suspects to find the missing pot pie. The game only takes about 20–30 minutes, perfect for little ones with short attention spans. It’s a great way to introduce younger kids to board games — Outfoxed! today may become Codenames tomorrow!
Gamewright’s Outfoxed! Is $19.99 at Amazon.
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Our whole family enjoys Outfoxed. It’s cute!
I’m having a couple second graders over from after school-8ish for play/dinner/movie. I had been planning to order pizza, but one of the girls doesn’t like pizza and my daughter will eat it but isn’t wild about it.
Ideas for an alternative? Either take-out or easy to make and consume (eg not a taco bar, not cleaning that mess). Maybe baked ziti & garlic bread? My kid voted for pad Thai but I’m pretty sure that won’t be a winner for everyone.
Does anyone else have a toddler who wakes up screaming and generally very unpleasant in the mornings? Kiddo is 18 months and has woken up screaming/crying and very upset ever since he was born. I’m shocked that kids actually wake up cooing or smiling or happy. He’s generally happy the rest of the day.
Will he grow out of it…?
Do your elementary age kids play with the other neighborhood kids, walk to the park, or play on the street? I did this when I was little, but we live in an apt with no green space within walking distance so I never see kids around and can’t get a sense of what kids do these days. We are looking to buy a home and the houses are either:
A) smaller house but walking distance to park and school, and it seems like there are young families in the neighborhood with similarly aged kids. We would outgrow this house in the next 5-10 years.
B) larger house in nicer neighborhood, but nothing is within walking distance and the neighbors are older families. Bigger yards though (and higher price point).
How important is it to you that you have neighborhood kids and a park close by? I realize this is a “know your kid” kind of question, but curious how other families value proximity to parks and other families in similar life stages.
Easter basket ideas that are not plastic junk? So far, I have Easter Mad Libs, bath b0mbs, and stickers. What have you all found – both for the basket itself and to put inside refillable eggs?
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Goddard (Moorestown)
Creme de la Creme (ugh at the name but seems nice) (Mt. Laurel)
Chesterbrook Academy (Moorestown)
TIA!
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I’m helping coordinate an egg hunt for kids ages 1-6(ish). What candy can I stuff in these things? Has to be individually wrapped, no nuts, fits in a small easter egg. So far I have candy bracelets, trial size jelly belly (just barely fit), tootsie rolls and indivudlaly wrapped sour patch kids. I have about 5000 eggs to fill (and won’t be doing it myself).
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