So this year I’ve already been putting a lot of thought into what could bring everybody together.Īnd so I’ve come up with 5 games to bring to Thanksgiving this year. But, admittedly, the penguin flicking didn’t quite spark the interest of the great-grandparents. Last year ICECOOL was a big hit, and if you combine it together with ICECOOL2 it can accommodate up to 8 players at once. And I also simply love bringing something new for everyone to try each year. But those games don’t exactly have the themes that will capture the attention of young kids, and sometimes they don’t accommodate enough players for a big party. My wife’s family is very big into card games that can be played with a standard deck of cards - games like Spades or 99 - and those card games will always be a part of our festivities. But it’s a noble goal to strive for, because it’s special to see our 7-year-old and our 3-year-old playing together with their grandparents and great-grandparents - especially if everyone is having fun. But, as I’m sure you can imagine and understand well, finding a common activity for everyone to enjoy isn’t the easiest thing in the world to do when you’re dealing with a group spanning 4 generations.
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