Stair Play
Stairy, seating
This category includes so-called sit-up games, not necessarily at the table, which do not require active actions and room movements. On the other hand, it's not intellectual games, because their main purpose is entertainment, the creation of a fun mood, the lifting of emotional stress, the creation of a trusted atmosphere, etc., some of these games go well at the end of the holiday, when some of the guests are separated, only the most stalemates are left, but they're tired and they're exhausted and they're not strong enough to dance, they're not willing to jump.
Observer
Audit: paper and pen sheets (by number of players).
The leader calls a letter of alphabet. The challenge for players is to write as many objects as possible starting with a given letter.
It is only possible to record those objects that are in the player ' s view, in other words, located in the room where the game passes. At the end of time (not more than 5min), one player reads his words out loud.
If the word he named is present at any of the players, it's sealed off.
Monet
Audit: small coin (e.g. 50 copies of dignity).
The lead and players are in circles. The lead puts a coin on the back of his palm. The game to the right of the lead has to take the coin away from him, but it's not the usual way to do it with the help of the fingers, by designing its own, non-conventional, and the coin should not fall on the floor. The second round player takes the coin from the first player, the third one from the second and so on until the coin returns to the lead. The games that dropped the coin on the floor are out of the game.
