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40 games
Bingo
Word bingo on 3 × 3, 4 × 4 or 5 × 5 cards, or classic 75-ball number cards, with a caller sheet for each set.2–60 players15–45 minAges 4+90-ball bingo
Independent 90-ball tickets with three rows, nine columns and 15 numbers each, plus a caller sheet for the 1–90 game.2–60 players20–60 minAges 6+Word search
Word searches from 8 × 8 to 18 × 18 with easy, medium or hard directions, an answer key and a page for long lists.1–30 players5–20 minAges 6+Prompt cards
Printable prompt cards for charades, drawing or conversation, six, nine or twelve to a page, with dashed cut lines.3–30 players10–40 minAges 5+Alquerque
A two-player game of moving and jumping on a five-by-five board, with a starting-position diagram and 24 counters to cut out.2 players10–30 minAges 7+Battleship (sea battle)
Two grids per sheet: hide your fleet, call out squares and sink the other player's ships on paper.2 players15–40 minAges 7+Bulls and cows
A code-breaking game for two: guess your partner's secret number from the A and B clues, with optional solo practice.1–2 players5–20 minAges 8+Checkers, draughts and chess boards
Hatched dark squares for checkers, international draughts or chess, with coordinates and pieces to cut out.2 players15–45 minAges 6+Crossword
A criss-cross grid built from your own answers and clues, with numbered squares, an optional word bank and an answer key.1–4 players10–30 minAges 8+Dice score sheets
Score sheets for five-dice games (Generala, Yams, a yacht card) and Ten Thousand. Up to eight players, typical points.2–8 players20–45 minAges 8+Dominoes
Dotted double-six or double-nine tiles, or word-loop tiles that teach any question and answer pair.2–4 players10–30 minAges 5+Dots and boxes
Square dot grids for two to four players: draw lines, claim boxes and add up the score on a printed table.2–4 players5–20 minAges 6+Exquisite corpse
A folded drawing or story where each player adds one part without seeing the others.3–5 players10–20 minAges 5+Paper fortune teller
Fold a cootie catcher with four colours and eight fortunes you write yourself. Each copy uses a different order.2–8 players5–20 minAges 6+Gomoku and Go boards
Five-in-a-row boards and Go boards from 9 × 9 to 19 × 19, ready for pens, coins or beans.2 players5–60 minAges 6+Game of the Goose
A printable 63-square Game of the Goose with classic special squares, or your own challenges on every square.2–6 players20–45 minAges 5+Hangman
Guess the secret word one letter at a time, tracing a figure for each wrong guess. Use your own words or blank rounds.2–8 players5–20 minAges 6+Hex
A rhombus of hexagons where each player joins their own pair of edges. A game of Hex can never end in a draw.2 players10–30 minAges 8+Letter grid
Find words by linking neighbouring letters in a square grid. Choose the size, the shortest word and a points box.1–8 players3–10 minAges 8+Lotería
Mexican lotería for your own names: print tablas of 16 with a numbered caller's deck, then play with beans.2–30 players15–45 minAges 4+Ludo
Four coloured yards and a race round the cross. Print the board, counters and a paper die, then roll for a six.2–4 players20–60 minAges 5+Mancala (Oware, Kalah, Congkak)
Two rows of pits and a handful of seeds. Print oware, kalah or congkak boards, with optional seed tokens to cut out.2 players10–30 minAges 6+Maze
Printable mazes with a marked entrance and exit, from small grids to huge ones, each with an answer page.1 player5–20 minAges 4+Memory pairs
Matching cards for every age: write your own pairs, print them with matching backs, then mix them face down and play.1–6 players10–25 minAges 3+Nine men's morris
Choose a morris variant, print one or two boards per page, and cut out counters for two players.2 players10–30 minAges 7+Nonogram
Fill in squares to match the numbers and reveal a hidden picture. Choose 5 × 5, 10 × 10 or 15 × 15, with answer keys.1 player10–40 minAges 8+Paper dice
Cut out cube nets and fold your own dice: classic dots, numbers, or any words you choose, from 1 to 24 dice.1–30 players5–15 minAges 6+Paper soccer
A pencil game on squared paper: draw lines from dot to dot, aim for the goal and never reuse a line.2 players5–15 minAges 7+Raffle tickets
Numbered raffle tickets with stubs for the draw. Set the first number, how many tickets and your prize.10–500 players10–30 minAges 12+Royal Game of Ur
A race game from ancient Mesopotamia: a 20-square board with rosettes, each player's route and pieces to cut out.2 players15–30 minAges 7+Scavenger hunt
Printable checklists and find-and-draw sheets for parties and classrooms. One sheet per team, optionally shuffled.1–30 players15–60 minAges 4+Score sheets
Score pads for card and tile games: a plain table for any game, or a tally board for truco, with a few common presets.2–8 players10–90 minAges 8+Secret code
A cryptogram for your own phrases: every letter becomes a number or a symbol, with a few letters given to start.1–4 players10–30 minAges 8+Snakes and ladders
A fresh board every time: choose the number of snakes and ladders, then print counters and a fold-up die.2–6 players15–30 minAges 4+Stop (categories game)
Pick a letter, write one word for each category, and score points for answers nobody else wrote.2–10 players10–30 minAges 8+Sudoku
Number puzzles from gentle 4 × 4 grids to classic 9 × 9, each with exactly one solution.1 player5–30 minAges 6+Telephone: write and draw
A whisper-style game on paper: each booklet passes from writing to drawing and back, then the last panel is compared with the first.4–12 players15–30 minAges 7+Tic-tac-toe
Printable boards for noughts and crosses: classic 3 × 3, a big 6 × 6 version and an ultimate board of small boards.2 players2–15 minAges 4+Word scramble
Shuffled letters for every word or phrase, with answer boxes, optional hints and a numbered answer key.1–4 players5–20 minAges 7+Xiangqi
Chinese chess on a printed 9 × 10 board, with 32 cut-out pieces and a legend for the seven kinds of piece.2 players20–60 minAges 8+No game matches. Try another word or filter.