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From childhood through adulthood, games are a part of life. They can be seen as a way to have fun, spend time with friends, blow off steam, or just enjoy some free time. However, what many people don't realize is that playing games is one of the best ways to teach valuable life skills and build lasting relationships.
Playing games together with family or friends brings people closer. In today's society, many people interact through email, Facebook, or texting. Face-to-face interaction is so limited. Many people feel more comfortable existing this way. However, this type of "socializing" can be detrimental to peoples' personal relationships and children's social development. Talking, laughing, and enjoying the company of others increases a sense of belonging and connectedness that human beings crave. So much of today's entertainment: television, movies, websurfing, video games, etc. are not done in a group setting. The face-to-face interaction, laughing, talking, and fun are missing.
So how can we fix this? Evelyn Petersen, expert panelist for The National Parenting Center, has teamed with Hasbro to create a "Family Game Night" initiative. This initiative stresses the use of board games to create closer families and more open and interactive children. We at Yard Games Online believe this same concept can be expanded to include all age ranges, relationships, and game types. Interactive game play enhances communication and closeness.
Not only do games enhance human relationships, but they also teach invaluable life skills. The following was taken from askevelyn.com, Evelyn Petersen's website:
"ALL GAMES TEACH THE FOLLOWING LIFE SKILLS:
1. Cooperation/Teamwork - Taking turns and working with others; respecting other family members including extended family.
2. Responsibility - Playing by the rules; taking care of the materials and putting the game away so it will be ready next time.
3. Perseverence and Patience - Waiting for your turn or for that "special card" or throw of the dice; sticking it out to the end; trying again.
4. Honesty - Playing fair; being able to admit mistakes and learning from them.
5. Understanding/Accepting both winning and losing - Knowing that we can try to win, but sometimes we will lose, and being able to cope with wins or losses tactfully and graciously.
6. Making choices and accepting the consequences of the choices you make."
So maybe we should take some time to reclaim a part of our childhood. Get some friends and/or family members together and play some cornhole, ping-pong, croquet, or board games. Turn off the television, computer, video games, and whatever else you spend time doing alone. Build some life skills, build some relationships, and have fun!
Author: Jennifer Morris
For great family, tailgating, and other outdoor and indoor entertainment products, please visit http://www.yardgamesonline.com. Special thanks given to Evelyn Petersen from http://www.askevelyn.com.
Liven up Your Party With the Beer Pong Game
Beer pong game (or Beirut) is a popular drinking game that is still gaining fame in the United States. You can find it anywhere from college fraternity houses to tailgate parties. The original game was thought to be played at Dartmouth college in the 1950's and much more closely resembled the actual game of ping pong.
Beer pong, as a title, is normally saved for the game that is still played with paddles, however, beirut was born in the 1980's as the title for the paddle free game. While the debate may rage between colleges who originated the specific nomenclature, the rules for each game are fairly similar.
Getting ready to play is simple. There are two teams, usually with two players each, both starting at the end of a long table. Originally, this table was a ping pong table, but the paddle-less version does not require a ping pong table. You then set up 6, 10, or 15 cups on both ends of the table. Next, fill these cups, partially, with different beverages.
Beer pong, obvious by the name, uses an alcoholic beverage such as beer. Many people prefer light beers as they are consumed in large quantities and fairly quickly. Surprisingly, Dartmouth College has banned beer pong. This has forced some people to play it will root beer or other non-alcoholic drinks.
Rules can vary from house to house because it is not an official game. These variations include the number of cups used, types of shots allowed and the strategies employed. Some places require you to bounce the balls into the cup, while others do not.
For most rule sets when a cup is hit, the opposing team must drink the contents and then rearrange or re-rack the cups. The game ends when one team forces the other team to drink all of their cups. However, some house rules include a final showdown called redemption or death cup where the losing team tries to stay in the game with a successful double hit on one cup.
It doesn't matter what rules or names are used, beer pong is still gaining popularity across the United States. Keep in mind that any game with alcohol involved should have some safety precautions taken. However, if the players are careful, beer pong can be a great way to take a party to the next level. Bragging rights of being beer pong champion can make a big man on campus out of anyone.
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Danny Fitzgerald loves everything about beer and writes articles on several different subjects like the Beverage-Air BM-23 Keg Refrigerator, homebrew kegging systems and cleaning beer lines
iDEAS FOR BAR GAMES ON THE BACK DECK????
i need ideas for activities for my bar lso far we have ping pong, beer pong, a pool, pool tables, volley ball net, but were tryin to find somethin new for the bar, money isn't a problem, this is a real bar, needing summer ideas for out back
You need what I have - 35 metres worth of AFX slot car track - set up as 4 lanes with a lap counter. You and 3 mates race together. We play it so that first and last place have a shot of whatever we are drinking.
If its to stay outside, make sure you cover it up with a sheet or whatever as the track corrodes slightly and you'll have to clean it
Council considering ban on drinking games
By Sylvie Belmond belmond@theacorn.com Moorpark officials are considering whether to pass an ordinance that would forbid drinking games from being played at local venues that sell alcohol. The City Council approved the first reading of the ordinance last week. The issue will be revisited at the council’s July 7 meeting and the city is asking for the public’s input ...
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