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Practise recall of addition, subtraction and multiplication facts through BINGO!

Learning Objectives:

Y1: To represent and use number bonds and related subtraction facts within 20

Y1: Given a number, identify one more and one less

Y1: To add and subtract one-digit and two-digit numbers to 20, including zero

Y2: To recall and use addition and subtraction facts to 20 fluently

Y2: To recall and use multiplication [and division] facts for the 2, 5 and 10 multiplication tables

Y2: To add and subtract numbers [using concrete objects, pictorial representations,] and mentally, including: a two-digit number and ones, a two-digit number and tens

Instructions:

Games 1 & 2 are most useful in Year 1.
Games 2, 3 & 5 are most useful in Year 2.
Game 6 is ideal for review in Year 4+.

Print and hand out your bingo cards.

Select the game you want to play and pull the handle.

If anyone gets a line (vertical/horizontal) they shout "Bingo!" Press 'Check' to check if they've won that round.

Then play until someone has completed their bingo card.

I keep a set of these bingo cards to hand in case I have five minutes I want to fill during the day.

Have fun!

Build on the learning with
these games:

This game is © copyright 2019, J.Barrett, ictgames.com All Rights Reserved.

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20 Fun Games to Play on Zoom | Easy Virtual Zoom Games for Families

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Zoom calls have become one of the most popular ways to connect with friends & family. Your kids are great at using zoom and there are tons of fun games to play on Zoom with kids. They can use these classic games to play in large groups or one on one with friends.

No longer do you need to use these popular games only to stay socially distanced. Virtual games can be used with family who live far away or to play with friends as an online game. The great part is while playing the games on a video call kids can talk with friends and stay social even when they're not together.

Plan with your family members a big virtual game night or host virtual birthday parties, Halloween Parties, Christmas parties, and a Virtual Easter Egg Hunt. It's a fun way to spend an evening celebrating a special occasion or just visiting.

Teachers will also love to create these as classroom games for their students to keep kids engaged while remote learning.

Read through my list of the best Zoom Games for kids and find game ideas like board games, Heads Up, Charades, Chess, Battleship, Scavenger Hunts, Would You Rather, and more.

These classic games are broken up into two-player games and large group games. You'll also find a list of items you'll need to play each game. Check it out and find the perfect game to play on zoom with your kids.

This post contains affiliate links. If you choose to buy something using my link, I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. For more information, see my disclaimer .

15 Best Games to Play on Zoom with Kids

Two Player Games

These two player games are perfect for when you child wants a virtual playdate or a fun game with a grandparent. You could play these games on Facetime or Zoom.

Battleship

What you Need - Each player needs a Battleship game

How to Play - This game is a perfect virtual game as you don't want the other player to see your board anyway.

Players place their ships on their board and the other player guesses at the coordinates to sink the other player's ships. The first person to sink all the opponent's ships wins.

Guess Who

What you Need - Each Player needs a Guess Who Game Board

How to Play - Each player picks a card with a picture of someone on their board. The other player then tries to guess who they picked by asking questions to eliminate the other pictures on their board.

For example - does the person have glasses or a hat. When you guess the opponent's person, you win.

Guess the Animal

What You Need - Nothing

How to Play - This is a great game for younger kids. One player thinks of an animal and the other player asks questions to figure out what animal it is. Simple and fun.

I Spy

What You Need - Nothing

How to Play - One player picks an object in the background of their screen area. Then the other player tries to guess what object they picked by asking questions to figure it out.

Chess Game

What You Need - A Chess Board or Chess App

How to Play - One player needs to have the chessboard with the zoom camera pointed on it. The player with the board makes the moves for both players.

You can also use an online Chess G ame and talk through Zoom while you play the game on your phone.

Related Article - 30 Fun Birthday Party Games for Kids

Large Groups Games for Kids & Families

A Multiplayer game is the perfect game for large groups of kids and families on Zoom. These classic games will have everyone laughing and having a good time together.

If you want more family game ideas to check out our Printable Family Game Night Planner. With 12 pre-planned family game night ideas one for each month of the year. All you have to do is print it out and play!

Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader

What You Need - Questions and either a piece of paper, whiteboard, or chalkboard for each player. Plus a writing utensil for each player.

How to Play - One person comes up with all the questions to ask the group. We found great questions on Wehavekids.com by category and age if you have younger children playing, too.

When the leader asks the question, players write down their answer on the piece of paper, whiteboard, or chalkboard. The leader says show me your answers and everyone holds up their paper to the screen.

You can either just play for fun or you could keep score by track who gets the most answers correct.

Would You Rather Game

Kids love playing the Funny Would You Rather Game. Ask the kids silly questions like Would You Rather have bad breath or stinky feet or Would You Rather eat worms or beetles?

Kids can answer in the chat feature or raise their hands for their answers. Then find out why they'd eat a worm instead of a beetle. The answers are the funniest part!

Get a free printable list of Would You Rather Questions for Kids

Try these themed Would You Rather Questions too - Would You Rather Christmas , Would You Rather Teens & Tweens , and Would You Rather Valentine's Day

Bingo

What You Need - Bingo Cards, chips, and a designated person to call out numbers

How to Play - This is a great basic game all ages can play together. Each player just needs a bingo card and something to mark their card with to play.

Grab our Free Bingo Cards Printables for Halloween Bingo Cards and Christmas Bingo Cards to play at Holiday parties.
There are two ways to make Bingo Cards for home.

Players can each make a card at home with 5 rows down and 5 rows across. Then fill in a number 1-75 of your choice for each square. Use this Bingo Number Generator to pick the random numbers to be called out while you play.

Virtual Scavenger Hunts

What You Need - Scavenger Hunt List

How to Play - The leader asks the kids to find an item in their house. Some examples could be a teddy bear, sunglasses, keys, a red book, something soft, or anything else most people have in their house.

The first kid back to show off their item on the Zoom chat wins.

You can also play this game with several families on Zoom with each bringing their own list of 5 items to find.

Each family competes to find the items on the other families list the fastest.

Learn more ways to play with Zoom Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Kids.

Holiday Themed Virtual Scavenger Hunts

During the Holiday season try our Christmas-themed Christmas Scavenger Hunts Ideas for Virtual Parties.

Plan an Easter scavenger hunt for your upcoming Easter party too. Host a Virtual Easter Egg Hunt & Party on Zoom for your whole family.

Use our fun free printable Easter Egg Hunt and enjoy the holiday with your family even if you can't be in person.

Hangman

What You Need - Zoom Whiteboard Feature

How to Play - Hangman is a simple game of trying to guess a word or phrase. To do this on Zoom, the first player will screen share so everyone can see the Zoom Whiteboard.

Then they use the annotation tools to draw out a Hangman board.

Next, each player takes a turn guessing a consonant or vowel to see if they can figure out what the word or phrase is.

Players need to figure out the correct answer before they run out of guesses on the Hangman.

Pictionary

What You Need - Either a large paper you can prop up for the zoom camera or the Zoom Whiteboard Feature

How to Play - For this game, one player picks an item to draw that the other players need to guess. There are two ways you can draw using zoom.

1. Use a large paper you can prop up to draw in front of the camera.

2. Use the Zoom Whiteboard Feature. The player drawing shares their screen and uses the annotation tools to draw the picture.

Charades

What You Need - Charades Word List

How to Play - Print out your Charades Word List, cut up the words, and add to a bowl. The player chooses a word from the Charades bowl. Then the player acts out the item they picked without using words.

The other players watch on Zoom and place their guesses in the zoom chat. The first person to guess correctly wins.

Get more Charades directions and a Free Printable 144 Charades Word List. At Christmas time try our Christmas Charades Words List too.

Heads Up
This is a great game for preteens and teens
What You Need - Each player needs a cell phone and to download the free apps Heads Up!

How to Play - One player holds up their phone above their head to show a word on the screen. The other players describe the word and the player with the phone tries to guess the correct answer or word. Then the next player takes the phone and starts the game over. This can be a pretty funny and entertaining game for the .

Scattegories

What You Need - Free Scattegories Game Generator

How to Play - For this game, players are given 5 categories and one letter. They need to think of a word for each category starting with that one letter. Add the timer in to make it more challenging.

To get the categories one person needs to go to the Scattegories game generator and send a link to all the other players.

Players will then write down their answers on paper and hold it up for everyone to see when time is called.

Name, Animal, Place or Thing

What You Need - Nothing

How to Play - Each player will be given a letter and they need to use it to give a Name, Animal, Place, or Thing starting with that letter in one minute. They can type their answers into the zoom chat.

Go around the group on zoom with each person getting the next letter in the alphabet until you finish the whole alphabet.

Board Games

Many board games can be adapted to play online if you have your own dice at home to make your move and one player shows the game board.

What You Need - A favorite board game that uses dice. Each player needs dice. For example, the game of Sorry works well.

How to Play - One player has the board game to show on Zoom. Each player rolls their dice at home and tells the player with the board what their move will be.

Are you ready now to reconnect with friends and family with these fun games to play on Zoom with kids? These virtual games are a great way to throw a virtual birthday party or just pass the time at home.

It's amazing what a little bit of time talking with others online can do to lift your spirits.

Do you have a favorite Zoom game? I'd love to hear it. Leave it in the comments so we all can find more fun games to play on Zoom.

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At Happy Mom Hacks we have tons of Kids Activities for both indoors and outdoors to fend off hearing kids say the dreaded I'm Bored. Here are a few of our favorites:

Virtual Birthday Party Ideas for Kids on Zoom - How to throw a virtual birthday party with themes and games.

30 Fun Birthday Party Games for Kids - Easy games to keep the kids entertained at Birthday Parties.

20 Meaningful Birthday Traditions to make birthdays feel special.

60 Fun and Free Things to Do with Kids Scree-Free - Entertaining activities at home and in your community.

20 Easy Minute to Win It Games with Kids - Fun for parties or playing with family at home.

Best Birthday Party Ideas for Kids - Birthday Themes, Games, Gifts & More.

Fun Rainy Day Activities for Kids and Indoor Games - Games for those days when you're stuck inside your home.

40 Staycation Ideas for Families in Any Season - No need to go on a big vacation when there are plenty of things to do in your own hometown.

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Considering the many characters on board in this game, you are expected to guess who : find the character I have in mind. This brings about much focus to kids, due to the guided questions asked about the physical appearance of each character.

It is very easy for kids to be engaged in the guess who game.

This is because every kid finds it very interesting, and wish to be enthralled in it. One reason is also because, kids find it very amusing to note people's physical appearances, especially those that are funny and abnormal. Indeed, the game who: find the character I have in mind has as much of abnormal physical appearances of characters as possible. This however is an obvious tip for kids to love to play the guess who game.

Example - find the character I have in mind

Wow! This is a very interesting and fun game that attracts every kid. YOU as a player is playing with the CPU ok.

Now, given many characters, you will choose your own character, which is unknown to the CPU. Likewise, the CPU will equally choose its own character which is unknown to you, then you will be expected to guess and find the character I have in mind.

There are a series of questions that will help you guess who its own character is. The steps below are going to guide you easily play this game;

Firstly, you will click on play for the game to begin, then quickly choose your own character.

Secondly, in order to guess who the CPU's character is, follow gradually the questions on the box below so as to predict and thus accomplish your task. One of such questions is;

[ You select the above question by clicking on the tick besides the question box.]

Very good! This question is good enough for you to guess if its character is male or not, considering the fact that characters are either male or female. As such, if its character is male, it will eliminate all female. Likewise, if its character is female, it will eliminate all male characters.

Thirdly, the CPU will also ask you a question about your own character, but on a different box. One of such questions is

It's so simple, isn't it? Since your character is visible to everyone, the truth needs to be told. If the correct answer to the question asked is YES, you click , and if it's NO, you click

Lastly, the process of questioning continues, as its now your turn to answer. The CPU will continue eliminating every character that is not his own, until the correct one remains.
[You need to be very smart at guessing which one is its character, if not it will answer all your questions before you. As such, you will be defeated.]
Wow! Its such an interesting, but challenging game. Thus, the more kids play, the more they become experts and will however be first to accomplish every given task.

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Super fun screen-free memory games for kids that improve brain power. Includes fun matching games, games for families on the go and even toddlers!

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Author: Susie

Sitting in a restaurant with an antsy toddler? You should be playing What's Missing.

Need a no-prep, high fun game to play with your toddler? What's Missing is what's missing from your day (oh that joke was awful but I'm too lazy to go back and re-write it, so we move on together...).

This is an amazing toddler activity and one that you need to add into your repertoire. What's Missing is what I call a "high rate of return" activity. It takes basically zero seconds to prep and buys you tons of quality focused time with your kiddo.
Here's how we play: (this list contains affiliate links)
I set up three to four items on a tray. Each item is something my toddler is familiar with and has a word for. I began playing this with him right when he turned two. At that time, corkscrew and tuning fork were not items I was going to pick for this game. He didn't know those items and he couldn't name them so they weren't right for this game. Bottom line - Your toddler does need to have some verbal skills to be able to play.

In the photo above, this round (round 15 of the morning?? seriously, he could play this forever...) was block, spider, dinosaur, train. Here's how the round goes down:

1. I set out the objects, making sure also that I pick different colored items (I don't want to confuse him with four yellow items).

2. I pointed to the objects and slowly said their names. I did this twice before asking my toddler, Sam, to say them with me.

3. I had Sam close his eyes (this is a skill in and of itself!!) and covered one object with a cup

4. Then I asked Sam "What's Missing?"

I wish I could bottle his giggles when he'd open his eyes because he was all smiles each time. It was magic to him. For some reason, he just laughs so hard trying to remember what's missing/hidden under the cup.

We play a few times with each set before I select a new set of items.

Here's the best part: We play this all the time and especially at restaurants. It always buys us that last five minutes before the food comes - you know, just before the meltdown begins. Salt, butter, fork, iPhone.... What's Missing? It save our bacon every time.

Other best part: I know this game has longevity so we will be playing it for years. It's an old game from the kindergarten math curricula I used forever ago and even my six year olds would go nuts for it. This game has so many skills in it: memory, taking turns, patience, vocabulary.

It's a winning toddler activity and one you need to be playing.

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I recently introduced Miss 6 to Mr ROY G. BIV as she was trying to remember the order of the colours of the rainbow - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. She's been using mnemonics in her first grade class to remember tricky spelling words such as because (big elephants can always understand small elephants) and said (silly ants in dresses), so it didn't take her long to master the rainbow!

Throughout their school years, children are introduced to new, abstract concepts that require them to store information in both their short and long term memories - letter sounds, sight words, multiplication tables, historic dates, the periodic table and so much more. Which makes memory skills pretty important in the scheme of things!

So today I am sharing a fun collection of kids memory games that are perfect for helping your child to s-t-r-e-t-c-h their brain!

These games and activities require them to stop, focus, think, plan and remember, and these are all great skills that we all need to use every single day. There are ideas that can be used with preschoolers right through to kids in the later years of primary/elementary school (honestly, my ten year old still gets a kick from winning a round of Concentration!).

You can also download and print a copy of these games for your resource file at the bottom of the post (be sure to jump over and grab a copy of our kids memory game ideas set 2 as well)

10 Kids Memory Games

A deck of children's matching picture cards easily becomes the classic favourite game of Memory. Click through to find our collection of fifteen free, printable memory matching games.
To play
Ensure your set of cards contains all matching pairs.

Shuffle and spread all cards out on a flat surface, face down.

Players take it in turns to choose any two cards. Make a successful match and you get to take another turn. No match, the cards are returned to their original position.

Success in Memory relies upon children remembering where they have seen each picture in previous turns - both those and those of the other players.

The winner is the person who has matched the most pairs.

Variation

With younger children, play Memory by mixing up and placing face down the pieces to simple matching 2-piece puzzles, encouraging your child to find the two pieces that make up one puzzle.

Similar to Memory but instead of matching pairs, players take turns to select a picture card to match to a baseboard.

To play

Each player selects a base board. The matching cards are shuffled and spread out on a flat surface, face down.

Players take it in turns to select a card. If the card matches an image on the players board they have made a match and get to take another turn. No match, the card is placed back down.

The winner is the first person to match all of the images on their base board.
To play
Place a number of household items onto a tray (the more items, the more challenging the game so for younger children start with just 3-4 items and increase from there).

Tell your child to have a close look at the items on the tray. Name them together (the more you discuss the items the more likely your child is to remember them so you could ask them what colour or shape each item is or what it is used for).

Cover the items with a tea towel. Ask your child to close their eyes and as they do so remove one item from under the cloth.

Ask them to open their eyes, remove the cloth and tell you what's missing!
Variations
For older children, use more items and allow them to look at them for a full minute. Then cover them up and ask them to write a list or draw as many of the items that they can remember.

The aim of the game is to remember as many items purchased at the shops as possible!
To play
The first player starts the game by saying, "I went shopping and bought a ____," identifying an item they would buy.

The second player continues, "I went shopping and bought a (names the first player's item) and a ___ (adding a new item to the list)."

Players continue taking turns to remember the items purchased in order as the list gets longer and longer. The winner is the last person who can correctly name all of the items in sequence.
Variations
This game can be adapted to many different scenarios, for example, "I went on holidays and packed..." or "I went to school and took ..."

You can also adapt the game for children familiar with letters of the alphabet by requiring players in turn to name an item that begins with each letter of the alphabet. Player 1=A, player 2=B, player 3=C, etc.
RELATED: 12 Verbal Literacy Games for Speaking, Listening & Thinking
This classic carnival game makes a fun memory exercise with just two household items.
To play
Place three identical, plastic cups in a line on the table, rim down. Place a pom pom or small rubber ball under one cup, allowing your child to see which cup the pom pom/ball is under. Shuffle the cups around by sliding them across the table, switching their positions quickly back and forth and all around. Once you have stopped moving the cups ask your child to identify which cup the ball is now under.

My girls love these brain box games. They are available in a wide range of themes - everything from animals to fairytales to math problems.

Success in this game requires the child to transfer a physical sensation to a mental picture and retain a short series of mental pictures in their head to correctly identify the word.
To play
One player uses their finger to 'write' a word on the back of the second player. The second player tries to identify the word. Players switch positions and take turns being the 'writer' and guesser.

Similar to The Shopping Game, using numbers makes this game more abstract and therefore more challenging. Perfect for older kids!
To play
The first person says a one digit number. The next player repeats the first number and adds another one digit number. The third person says the first and the second numbers and then adds a third number. The game continues until someone forgets a number. That person is out. Play continues and the winner is the last person standing - the person able to correctly identify the longest string of numbers.
To play
Display a series of pictures or words for a few seconds. Cover the images/words and have children write, draw or tell a partner the objects in correct order.

Make the game more difficult by increasing the number of items in the series.
To play
Played in pairs, five cards are placed in a series on the table (these can be playing cards or other picture or word cards). One player is given time to memorise the sequence. Then their partner takes the cards, shuffles them and places only four of the cards back on the table. The first player must identify which card is missing.

How to Download & Print Your Kids Memory Games

Click here to download: Memory Games for Kids Set 1. You will be prompted to save the PDF to your computer. Open the PDF and print the pages you require. When printing, select "Fit to printable area" (or similar) to ensure the page fits with your printer type and local paper size.
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Please note: All Childhood 101 printables are for personal use only, you may not use any part of this content for commercial purposes-that includes selling the document, giving it away to promote your business or website, or printing the file to sell. You may not share, loan or redistribute these documents. Teachers may use multiple copies for students in their own classroom.

A Few Quick Memory Games & Tools

These quick memory games make fun challenges while you're waiting at the doctors office, a restaurant or while travelling.

Recite the alphabet backwards

Count backwards from a large number by 7s (or another multiple)

Rub your head and pat your tummy. Now switch - pat your head and rub your tummy

Spell supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

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Christie Burnett is a teacher, presenter, writer and the mother of two. She created Childhood 101 as a place for teachers and parents to access engaging, high quality learning ideas.

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Anna's debut picture book series, Happy Hooves, was inspired when she lived in the top of a rustic farmhouse which had the most amazing far reaching views of rolling hills and the ocean. Farm animals would lazily potter about all day and it was from here that her stories came to life.

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This is a great game for those 15 minutes left at the end of the school days!

One child starts by saying, 'I went to the shops today and bought...' something beginning with A (e.g. apple).

The next person continues by saying the previous item (apple) and then something beginning with B (e.g. banana).

Continue around the class, working through the alphabet, adding one more item to the end of the list each time.

If the class do this successfully, ask them to complete the activity! It is great for memory and keeps all the children interested!

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With everyone staying at home and e-learning happening everywhere, I thought it would be fun to make different scavenger hunts to share with you each day for the kiddos to do.

They are listed in the order that I am posting them on Facebook. So you can choose whichever one you'd like to do.

I've gotten sooo many requests to have them be printable as well, so I put them all together in this resource. It currently has over 122 scavenger hunts. As I continue to make more, I will be adding to this as well.

You can grab the printable scavenger hunts directly from Primary Playground here or from my TeachersPayTeachers store here.

St. Patrick's Day Scavenger Hunt

Backyard Scavenger Hunt

Click here to pin it for later.

5 Senses Scavenger Hunt

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Bigger or Smaller Scavenger Hunt

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Back To School Scavenger Hunt

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All About Me Scavenger Hunt

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Get those kiddos up and moving with these scavenger hunts! We have over 100 scavenger hunts that we've shared now! From holidays to math, we have it all!

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ZOOM Scavenger Hunt

Have fun with your students while doing a zoom chat & doing a scavenger hunt.

"I did a Zoom scavenger hunt with my students one night. It was a Blast! They went around their house to find different items and came back to their computer/iPad to share with me and their peers." ‎ T. Hanson‎

Scavenger Hunt List for Kids
Find Something that.
1. Is Blue

2. Has 4 sides

3. Is Round

4. Is longer than a pencil

5. Is shorter than а toothbrush

6. Has numbers on it

7. Has the letter B on it

8. Smells good

9. Is smaller than you

10. Is smooth

11. Starts with the first letter in your name

12. Is heavier than your shoe

"A scavenger hunt is a game in which the organizers prepare a list defining specific items, which the participants seek to gather or complete all items on the list, usually without purchasing them. Usually participants work in small teams, although the rules may allow individuals to participate". Wikipedia
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Let's face it, this adjustment period has been...tough-and that's only considering having to give up personal freedoms while sheltering-in-place. Some of you reading this have been impacted in ways others couldn't even fathom.

And not taking those events and effects lightly, but there is some good that has come from all of this.

For instance, one of the cooler things I've seen happen is people using this time at home to better themselves and/or family in some way, shape, or form.

Additionally, we are finding comfort in those simple things we might have easily cast aside had we not been sequestered to life indoors. Reading physical books. Learning to cook new dishes. Playing board games.

In this regard, there are a number of ways to engage kids at home, with one really fun and creative option being the scavenger hunt (or arg, treasure hunt). Sure, hide and seek is great, and "I spy" can keep everyone busy, but there is something about the scavenger hunt that really gets kids going. Perhaps it's the "treasure-seeking" or the overall quest-like nature.

For some, it might be the rhyming clues and hint-giving!

But, if you're a parent who just wasn't blessed with the skill to create clever clues, or, more likely, if you don't have the time to do so, I've got you covered.

Home scavenger hunt clues and hints for kids

Because I have no idea what type of scavenger hunt will suit you best, and where at your home these festivities will unfold, I've broken down clues by home area, from the kitchen to yards, bedrooms, garage, and more.

So, happy hunting! Feel free to iterate and share your own thoughts and ideas in the comments.

1. I'm in the kitchen, and you'll never eat me,
but Scruffy the dog sure loves to greet me.
(Dog food)

2. Give me a tap and I'll give you some suds,
I come in handy when you're covered in mud.
(Soap/soap dispenser)

3. I've got buttons and numbers, and can give things a zap,
I'm here to warm, and heat up your snacks.
(Microwave)

4. I get cold, but my door twin gets colder,
I keep food fresh, and help it from getting older.
(Refrigerator)

5. I take your food and return it to you hotter,
I also crisp it up, and you'll probably want butter.
(Toaster)

6. I'll give you cubes and cold creamy treats,
when it comes to negative temperature, I can't be beat.
(Freezer)

7. I get hot, and work two ways,
on top and within, but not on spinning trays.
(Stove/oven)

8. I usually see you two to three times a day,
but I'm also a good spot for homework and play.
(Dining room table)

9. I'm quite dirty, but can be beautiful too,
you'll find me in colors, like reds, pinks, and blues.
(Potted flowers)

10. You can lay on me or sit, and put me up or down,
I'm better with cushions, and keep you off the ground.
(Patio furniture)

11. ​​I'll keep you cool on a hot sunny day,
but don't forget to put me down, or I'll blow away.
(Umbrella)

12. I go round and round, spinning and spinning,
if you don't like wrinkles, I'll keep you grinning.
(Clothes dryer)

13. I take the dirty and soak them until clean,
those grass stains and marks will no longer be seen.
(Washing machine)

14. I have legs, but fold up tidy and flat,
I keep clothes crisp without the laundromat.
(Ironing board)

15. I have all the answers, can create many a thing,
there's really no telling what my keys and mouse might bring.
(Computer)

16. You'll put big things on top of me, and small stuff inside,
I'm a good place for pencils and paper to hide.
(Desk)

17. I'll help you work late, or maybe before the sun comes up,
without my light shining, work in the dark would be tough.
(Lamp)

18. Paper comes in, and paper goes out,
but adding words in between is what I'm all about.
(Printer)

19. Look at me and you'll see a familiar sight,
you can't beat my movements, try as you might.
(Mirror)

20. You'll fill me up and then drain me when done,
adding bubbles always makes me more fun.
(Bathtub)

21. It's OK to step on me, in fact, you kind of have to,
my numbers change up and down, so are tough to get attached to.
(Scale)

22. You can find me big and small, I hang around all day,
when I'm not needed, I'm out of sight, folded and put away.
(Towels)

23. I can let you know when someone is at the door,
sometimes I'm pushed more than once, or annoyingly, twice or more.
(Doorbell)

24. I can bring good news and magazines but am often full of junk,
I can be creaky, or even squeaky, and can close with a clunk.
(Mailbox)

25. I can show you many things, from cartoons, to movies, to sports,
if your parents had their wish, your time with me would be short.
(TV)

26. I go by many names, can be a lounge or more of a single seat,
my pillows are made for comfort, but make forts pretty neat.
(Furniture)

27. My hands move slow but I'm quick to give you my numbers,
like when you should go to bed, or when to arise out of slumber.

28. I have a drain, and my head is seemingly full of water,
you can use my two knobs to make me cold or get hotter.
(Shower)

29. I'm a welcome sight for tired eyes; and comfy to the max,
the perfect option for nightly dozing, and good for aching backs.
(Bed)

30. I'm mainly used for resting heads to get you through the night,
but watch out, I'm sometimes used for playful, cushioned fights.
(Pillow)

How to write your own riddles & clues

Not satisfied with the above or want to create more riddles on your own? The process is easy!

1. Choose a household item

When it comes to any successful home-based scavenger hunt, the opportunities are endless. As you can see from the above, everything is fair game-from furniture to washing machines. Of course, you also want to make sure the items you're picking are things you want your kids rushing toward! Thus, that priceless family heirloom? Probably not.

2. Describe the item

Part of what might trip up a lot of people is the thought of "I'm not a writer, how am I going to be able to do this?"

Well, the trick is, and if you look at the clues above, there isn't anything special about the actual writing-it's all made up of basic descriptions of what that item looks like or does.

So, once you have an item in mind, jot down or think about the ways to describe it. Using the examples above, this is as easy as:
Microwave

Has buttons/numbers

Warms food/"zaps"

Cooks food/snacks

One other really simple way to describe your items is to bring them to life, like the table that stands on its legs or the printer that spits out paper.

As you can see, all that's left to do now is figure out how to structure it all together so it rhymes...

3. Choose your rhyming words

For some, it might be easier to pick which words you'd like to rhyme, and then write out the sentences. For instance, with the clothes dryer above, I knew I wanted to rhyme "spinning," which because it ends in "ing" would have a lot of rhyme options.

Plus, the words don't have to be perfect rhymes. Above I "rhymed" the words "zap" and "snacks" and then again with "hotter" and "butter." Did you even notice? Perhaps, but not enough to slow you down or trip you up, I'm guessing.

4. Fill in the blanks

You now know your item, and you've described what makes it unique and findable. You've also identified at least one way in which you'd like to rhyme. From there, all that's left is to literally fill in the blanks in order to create a sentence or two.

One more example

So, putting all of the above in motion, let's write one more clue.

Let's say the item is a shelf, which is step one. Then for step two, we describe the shelf: lives on the wall, is flat, could hold valuables, pictures, or books; could hold an elf!

For rhyming, because shelves are up high and potentially out of sight, we can rhyme "high" and "eye" or because they might tower over kids and hold valuables, we can rhyme "under" and "blunder."

And putting it all together:

I live on the wall, over the TV and up high.
You might not even see me without raising your head and eyes.

Or:

I'm up high on the wall, and easy to walk under.
Knocking over what I'm holding would be quite the blunder.

And with that, good luck! If you're a parent searching for ways to keep kids busy this summer, check out our many virtual programs including Minecraft summer camps, online coding courses, and more.

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30 Indoor Scavenger Hunt Clues & Outdoor Treasure Riddles For Kids

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Scavenger Hunt Riddles are a fun activity to keep your kids active for hours. The post below describes many examples of hunts you can perform around the house, or out of it.
In this article
- Scavenger hunt clues
- Indoor scavenger hunt riddles
- Outdoor scavenger hunt riddles
- How to make a treasure hunt
- Treasure hunt ideas

If you're planning to host a scavenger hunt party for kids we've got everything you need to get started right here!

With a list of 71 scavenger hunt riddles for kids, you can host a scavenger hunt or a treasure hunt anytime you want.

Host an Easter scavenger hunt with riddles, a birthday party scavenger hunt, or any holiday scavenger hunt you want.

Host an outdoor scavenger hunt for kids or an indoor scavenger hunt for kids.

We will show you how to make a riddle scavenger hunt for kids we will show you how to make a find things treasure hunt with a list of things of treasure hunt things to find.

We even include prize ideas for a scavenger hunt and snack ideas for a scavenger hunt.

A scavenger hunt, sometimes known as a treasure hunt can be played indoors or out. You can chase the scavenger hunt riddles or collect objects along the way and win a prize at the end of the hunt.

Scavenger hunt riddles for kids can be fun at any birthday party where the clues lead to prizes or a treasure for all the guests to pick through at the end.

Consider making the guest of honor work for his/her present by scattering clues throughout the house leading to the gifts.

Holiday scavenger hunt riddles can be fun when it comes to finding gifts and prizes; perhaps the kids would love some Easter scavenger hunt riddles leading to their baskets. Plastic eggs make fun places to hide the clues.

Hosting a scavenger hunt party for kids is a lot of fun and is not as difficult as you may think.

Kids and adults alike enjoy the excitement and thrill of finding each clue.

This is a great way to put a twist on a party or event, and although it might take a little time to initially create the scavenger hunt, the end results are worth the time and effort put into setting it up.

If this is the first time you've hosted a scavenger hunt party, you might be wondering how to get started.

No need for worry because we've got you covered. We've got everything you will need to get started; from 71 scavenger hunt riddles for kids to scavenger hunt items that can be found, we even include simple rules and things to consider when hosting your party.

Scavenger Hunt Clues List
How to Make a Riddle Scavenger Hunt
It's simple to create a scavenger hunt for kids. The first thing you will need to think about is the theme of the party.

If it's a themed birthday party, you might want to incorporate your treasure hunt riddles into the theme.

You can make the end prize something that goes with the theme, but one big hit at the end of a scavenger hunt for kids is a treasure chest filled with prizes they can pick through.

Once you've decided what kind of party you are hosting you will need a list of treasure hunt clues.

Rhyming treasure hunt riddles work well, and they will make the kids think before setting out to find the next clue.

The kids can search for the clues on their own or as a team, it will depend on the size of the party and the kind of scavenger hunt you're playing.

Remember, the guest of honor alone might be hunting for the presents. The guests should be handed the first clue to get them started and then from there the hunt will begin.

When you prepare your invitations be sure to include any special instructions for this party.

If it's going to be an outdoor scavenger hunt the kids should wear play clothes just in case there is dirt involved in the hunt.

They might require special shoes or other necessities, so think it through before completing the invitations.

The following is a list of indoor scavenger hunt riddles for kids followed by another list of outdoor scavenger hunt riddles for kids.

These lists have been created as a foundation to help you get started, you can print the clues out, tweak them to fit into your theme, or you can even add to them if you want to.
Supplies

Scavenger hunt riddles strategically placed before the game begins. Each clue should lead to the next.

Indoor Scavenger Hunt Riddles with Clues
#1. I have four legs but no feet. When you get tired, have a seat. Answer: Chair #2. Things go inside me when dirty but come out clean. You will find me standing sturdy next to my mate. Answer: Washing Machine #3. This flat box houses color and sound. In the living room, it can be found. #4. Turn out the light and rest your head on me tonight. Answer: Pillow #5. You use me after playing in the dirt. If I get in your eyes it might hurt. Answer: Shampoo #6. I'm extremely humble as I make your clothes tumble. Answer: Dryer #7. Open me to use me, close me when you're through. Look in your room for the next clue. Answer: Laptop #8. Open me up and take a peek, inside you will find a frozen treat. Answer: Freezer #9. I will keep your books safe in my pack. Zip me up before slinging me on your back. Answer: Backpack #10. From my reflection, you will see your complexion. Answer: Mirror #11. For the movie, you shall pop some corn. When it's ready the buzzer will warn. Answer: Microwave #12. From this pot, the adults can drink a lot. Answer: Coffee pot #13. When I'm hungry feed me some bread, after I pop, bring on the spread. Answer: Toaster #14. By the TV I can be found, with buttons galore to provide some sound. Answer: Remote control #15. All your answers are inside this box. With Google, sometimes it talks. Answer: Computer #16. Dishes go in dirty but come out clean. It can be white, black, and maybe even green. Answer: Dishwasher #17. When you're covered in dirt I will give you a squirt. Stand in the tub and rub-a-dub-dub. Answer: Soap #18. You have one, probably more, each with a knob and even a lock. When company comes you will hear a knock, knock. Answer: A Door #19. Inside here you will find coats and shoes. Keep it organized so you know whose are whose. Answer: Closet #20. My chime can be loud, or it can be soft, But no matter what, it's time to get up. Answer: Alarm clock #21. You let someone in your house when you hear that bell Answer: Door Bell #22. You step on me almost every day, and I ask nothing in return, just a bend of a knee Answer: Steps #23. You turn my head left of right, we meet once or twice a day and i'm always wet. Answer: Shower #24. A story can last a lifetime they say, So I can keep hundreds of lifetimes on me. Answer: Bookshelf #25. One sheet three sheets what do you know. People use different sheets and some use more. Answer: Toilet Paper
Outdoor Scavenger Hunt Riddles
#1. I willingly lay on the floor, welcoming you at the door. Answer: Welcome Mat #2. Grown-ups use me to take you around, when it rains I'm sure to get drowned. #3. Oscar thinks it's really neat, but ask another and they will say, "it really stinks and should be left on the street." Answer: Garbage can #4. They grow up tall but could be small. They smell so pleasant and make a good present. Answer: Flowers #5. This is a house that's built for a car. Sometimes it's where the lawn tools are. Answer: Garage #6. Stretch me far and fill a trough, spin me around and I will cool you off. Answer: Garden hose #7. Pump me up so I can roll, I could pop if I hit a hole. Answer: Tire #8. Hot dogs, hamburgers, chicken, and more. On here you'll find plenty of food galore. Answer: Grill #9. From my skin, a paper can be made, but I prefer that you use me for some shade. Answer: Tree #10. In this place where the dog goes to sleep, you'll see that the inside needs a good sweep. Answer: Doghouse #11. Dangling on the seat by a chain, kicking your feet some height you will gain. Answer: Swing #12. Choose a seat and sit down quick, on this, we can have a picnic. Answer: Picnic table/ Patio table #13. Red, white, and blue, when the wind blows I will wave to you. Answer: Flag #14. I'm a large fan that runs on the outside, but I'm used to cool tons on the inside. Answer: Air conditioner unit #15. With two wheels I'll gladly roll, taking you where you want to go. Not too fast, but rather slow, we don't want to hit a pole. Answer: A bike #16. Here for your safety in the dark, I will glow, with two in the front, you can see where to go. Answer: Headlights on the car #17. I can be flat, but usually, round, some like to paint me and some like to throw me around. Find the shrubs in the front and pick me up off the ground. Answer: A Rock #18. Turn me on to see at night, I'll make the porch seem so bright. Answer: Porchlight #19. I swing open wide and lock up tight, although I'm outside, I will keep you safe at night. Answer: Fence gate #20. I nourish my body by eating grass, I can run with electric, but I prefer gas. Answer: Lawnmower #21. I am full of dirty garbage, but I don't complain, you will find me on the street. Answer: Trash Can #22. Back and fourth I take you. High or low as you go. I am better than a slide, and you usually find me outside Answer: Swing #23. I grow in the ground so I can't really see. You also love making french fries from me Answer: Potato #24. I can keep you dry on rainy days. Just don't let the wind blow me away Answer: Umbrella #25. I bring you good news and sometimes a few bills. I also sometimes get really fill. Answer: Mailbox #26. If you go outside, put me on, I'll keep you warm from any storm Answer: Jacket
How to Make a Find Things Treasure Hunt

This is a simple and fun treasure hunt idea to consider when playing with younger kids.

It can be played in two ways; one where you simply find everything on the list and return it to home base within a certain amount of time, or two, the players can be asked to snap a picture or selfie with the item and the location where it was found.

This can be played using riddles to find the items or simply hand out a list of items to find. No matter which way you choose to play, this scavenger hunt will be a big hit.

We have included a list of treasure hunt items to help you get started and they can be found either indoors or out.

You can customize the list to fit your needs according to the size of your group and the ages of your kids.

Take each item and turn it into a riddle if you prefer, but no matter how you play you should be sure and set a time limit and set up boundaries to keep the game fair and everyone safe.

Scavenger Hunt Supplies List

Pre-printed lists

Pen or pencil to cross off the list items

Bags for the items

Cell phone for pics (when applicable)

Timer

Fun Indoor/Outdoor Treasure Hunt Ideas to Find

#1. Something round

#2. Something made of plastic

#3. Something red

#4. Something made of cloth

#5. Something that starts with the letter "H"

#6. Something old

#7. Something smaller than a paper clip

#8. Something with numbers displayed on it excluding a clock or a watch

#9. Something taller than you

#10. Something you can play with

#11. Something used on a holiday

#12. Something you throw away

#13. Something you can only use outdoors

#14. Something you can only use indoors

#15. Something only a grown-up would use

#16. Something only a kid would use

#17. Something with a date on it excluding a calendar

#18. Something soft

#19. Something made of rubber

#20. Something you can get wet
The things to Consider when Hosting a Scavenger Hunt for Kids
Before turning the kids loose to hunt for their clues you will want to consider a few additional things to make this a safe and positive experience for everyone.

Ages are Important- If you're hosting a party with children of all ages, you might consider pairing up a younger one with an older one.

If you have a large group, split them up into two teams with mixed ages on both sides to make it fair and easier for everyone.

Proper Clothing is Important- As we mentioned earlier, when hosting an outdoor scavenger hunt you will want to be sure all the kids are dressed appropriately.

Not only should they be dressed in play clothes but consider the weather and the time of year. The summertime brings heat exhaustion and insects galore.

Cooler days will mean no insects, but warmer clothing will be required. Be sure the kids are wearing proper shoes for the terrain they will be following.

Proper Explanation of the Rules is Important- Keep in mind that scavenger hunts and treasure hunts can be played in different ways, so if someone tells you they've played before, that doesn't mean they played the way you have planned.

You will also need to keep in mind the ages of the kids; smaller kids will need more direction than the older ones.

Be sure the rules are clear before sending them off with their scavenger hunt riddles, because once they scatter it will be hard to pause for further explanation of the rules.

Use Pictures for Smaller Kids- When playing with kids who are too young to read, you can prepare pictures of the items they need to look for as opposed to handing them a word list.

Not only will this help them along when they can't read, but it will help strengthen their picture recognition and it will build their matching skills.

Safety First- No matter what activity you're involved in, safety should always be the first priority.

It doesn't matter if you're planning to do a scavenger hunt around the house or if you will be in a park with unfamiliar territory, you will want to investigate the areas in which the hunt will take place.

Check for any potential hazards; things like cords from lamps in the house that pose a trip hazard or a hole outside that they can fall into are important things to look for.

In the warm months, be sure and check the areas outside for ant hills, mosquitoes, bees, and any other nasty creatures they might run into.

It's always important to host the scavenger hunt in a well-lit area, and never allow the kids to run through the neighborhood unsupervised or in the dark.

Setting boundaries are important for safety no matter where the scavenger hunt takes place.

Prizes and Snacks are Important- Don't forget that you're hosting a party or special event, so with that in mind you need to provide prizes and snacks to all your guests.

Obviously, you will need to furnish gifts for the scavenger hunt, so think about providing a treasure chest full of prizes at the end of the hunt.

If you're hosting a church event or a school party, stuff the chest full of useful things they can use such as pencils, notepads, or bottles of bubbles for smaller kids.

For an Easter scavenger hunt you can put a treat in each plastic egg they find along with a new clue.

Of course, you will want to be sure and feed your guests too, so consider some tasty summer snacks that kids love or maybe some fall and winter snacks for your holiday party.

Now that you have read through this guide and you have 40 scavenger hunt riddles for kids along with the additional list of items they can find, you can start planning that next important event in your child's life. Just don't forget to be safe while having fun!

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You can view and edit keyboard shortcuts in your Accessibility settings.

1. Sign in to the Zoom desktop client.

2. Click your profile picture then click Settings.

3. Click Keyboard Shortcuts .
The keyboard shortcuts will appear.

Edit shortcuts

You can edit a shortcut by clicking on the shortcut and then pressing the shortcut key that you would like to use.

Some of the shortcuts can be used as global shortcuts, meaning they will work even when Zoom is not in focus. To enable a shortcut globally, check the option next to the shortcut.

Available shortcuts

Meeting

Command(⌘)+J: Join meeting

Command(⌘)+Control+V: Start meeting

Command(⌘)+D: Schedule meeting

Command(⌘)+Control+S: Screen share using direct share

Command(⌘)+Shift+A: Mute/unmute audio

Command(⌘)+Control+M: Mute audio for everyone except the host (only available to the host)

Command(⌘)+Control+U: Unmute audio for everyone except host (only available to the host)

Space: Push to talk. Press and hold to temporarily unmute

Command(⌘)+Shift+V: Start/stop video

Command(⌘)+Shift+N: Switch camera

Command(⌘)+Shift+S: Start/stop screen share

Command(⌘)+Shift+T: Pause or resume screen share

Command(⌘)+Shift+R: Start local recording

Command(⌘)+Shift+C: Start cloud recording

Command(⌘)+Shift+P: Pause or resume recording

Command(⌘)+Shift+W: Switch between speaker view and gallery view

Ctrl+P: View the previous page of video participants in gallery view

Ctrl+N: View the next page of video participants in gallery view

Command(⌘)+U: Show/hide participants panel

Command(⌘)+Shift+H: Show/hide in-meeting chat panel

Command(⌘)+I: Open invite window

Command(⌘)+Shift+I: Copy invite link

Option+Y: Raise hand/lower hand

Ctrl+Shift+R: Begin remote control

Ctrl+Shift+G: Revoke/give up the remote control permission

Command(⌘)+Shift+F: Enter or exit full screen

Command(⌘)+Shift+M: Switch to minimal window

Command(⌘)+Shift+D: Enable/disable dual monitor mode.

Control+Option+Command+H: Show/hide floating meeting controls

Command(⌘)+2: Read active speaker name

Ctrl+\: Toggle the Always Show meeting controls option in General settings

Chat

Command(⌘)+T: Screenshot

Command(⌘)++: Increase chat display size

Command(⌘)+-: Decrease chat display size

Command(⌘)+[ : Back in chat history

Command(⌘)+] : Forward in chat history

Command(⌘)+N: New chat

Command(⌘)+F: Search chat

Command(⌘)+Option+i: Add member to current group chat or channel

Command(⌘)+Shift+L: Focus to list of all chats and channels

Command(⌘)+Control+N: Jump to start of new messages in current group chat or channel

Command(⌘)+Shift+U: Focus on latest message in current group chat or channel

Note: There are also additional shortcuts for editing chat messages.

Phone

Control+Shift+C: Call highlighted phone number or search directory

Control+Shift+A: Accept inbound call

Control+Shift+D: Decline inbound call

Control+Shift+E: End the current call

Control+Shift+M: Mute/unmute call

Control+Shift+H: Hold/unhold call

Control+Shift+T: Transfer call

General

Command(⌘)+W: Close current window

Command(⌘)+Option+Shift+D: Start network diagnostic

Command(⌘)+L: Switch between Portrait and Landscape views

Control+T: Switch from one tab to the next

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Getting started with Zoom

Where do I download the latest version of Zoom?

You can download the latest version of Zoom from our Download Center. Learn more about downloading Zoom.

How do I use Zoom on my PC or Mac?

After downloading Zoom, learn how to use the Zoom desktop client.

Do you need an account to use Zoom?

A Zoom account is not required if you are strictly joining Zoom Meetings as a participant. If someone invites you to their meeting, you can join as a participant without creating an account. However, if the host has restricted joining meetings using authentication profiles, then the participant will need a Zoom account to access the meeting. Learn more about joining a Zoom meeting without an account.

An account is only required if you need to create your own meetings and send invitations to participants. Having a Zoom account allows you to create your own instant Meetings or schedule Meetings. An account also allows you to access your personal settings, where you can update your profile or upgrade your plan at any time.

How do I sign up for Zoom?

You can sign up for a free Zoom account at zoom.us/signup.

How much does Zoom cost?

A basic Zoom license is free. Learn more about available Zoom plans and pricing.

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Joining a meeting

How do I join a Zoom meeting?

You can join a meeting by clicking the meeting link or going to join.zoom.us and entering in the meeting ID. Learn more about joining a meeting.

How do I join computer/device audio?

On most devices, you can join computer/device audio by clicking Join Audio, Join with Computer Audio, or Audio to access the audio settings. Learn more about connecting your audio.

Can I use a bluetooth headset?

Yes, as long as the bluetooth device is compatible with the computer or mobile device that you are using.

Do I have to have a webcam to join on Zoom?

While you are not required to have a webcam to join a Zoom Meeting or Webinar, you will not be able to transmit video of yourself. You will continue to be able to listen and speak during the meeting, share your screen, and view the webcam video of other participants.

Scheduling a meeting

How do I schedule a meeting?

You can schedule a meeting on the web, through the Zoom Desktop client or mobile app, or through one of our many integrations. Learn more about scheduling a Zoom meeting.

How do I invite others to join my meeting?

You can invite others to join your meeting by copying the join URL or meeting invitation and sending it out via email. There are many other ways to invite others to join your meeting - learn more.

Zoom Webinars

How do I purchase a webinar license?

To host a webinar, you need to be a licensed user and have a Zoom webinar license. You can purchase these licenses on the Billing page of your Zoom web portal.

How do I host a webinar?

After purchasing your webinar license, you can schedule your webinar on the Webinars page of the Zoom web portal. When it's time to start your webinar, you can start it from the Webinars page of the Zoom web portal or from the Meetings tab of your Zoom client. Learn more about getting started with Zoom Webinars.

Meeting and webinar features

How do I share my screen?

Click Share in your meeting and choose the screen that you would like to share. Learn more about sharing your screen.

Can I record my meeting?

All Zoom hosts can record locally to their computer unless this feature has been disabled by their Zoom account owner or admin. Hosts who are Licensed can also record to the Zoom cloud. In a Zoom meeting, press Record to start the recording. Learn more about local recording and cloud recording.

Where do I find my recording?

By default, local recordings are saved to your documents folder. Cloud recordings can be found on the Recording page of your Zoom web portal. Learn more about locating your recording.

My Zoom account

How do I reset my password?

You can reset your password at zoom.us/forgot password. Read step by step instructions and how to fix common password issues.

What role do I have on my Zoom account?

You can find your role on your Account Profile page of the Zoom web portal. Learn more about the Account Profile page.

Where can I find my account owner?

You can find your account owner on your Account Profile page of the Zoom web portal. Learn more about the Account Profile page.

Troubleshooting

My video/camera isn't working.
Read tips on troubleshooting a camera that won't start or show video.
There is echo in my meeting.

Echo can be caused by many things, such as a participant connected to the meeting audio on multiple devices or two participants joined in from the same location. Learn about common causes of audio echo.

Audio isn't working on my mobile device.
Read tips on troubleshooting audio that isn't working on your iOS or Android device.
For additional troubleshooting, submit a request to Zoom Support.

How to use additional Zoom products

Want to learn more about using all of Zoom's products, including Zoom Phone and Zoom Events? Visit our product support page.

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Read common questions about:

Getting started with your Zoom account

How can I add a user?
You can add users individually, by uploading a CSV, or with just-in-time provisioning through Single Sign On (SSO).

I only purchased 5 Zoom licenses. Does that mean I can only have 5 Zoom users?
With 5 Zoom licenses, you can have 5 licensed users on your account. In addition to your Licensed users, you can add up to 9999 Basic (free) users to your Zoom account.
What is the difference between a basic and a Licensed user?
A basic user on a free or free with credit card account can host meetings with up to 100 participants, but the meetings are limited to 40 minutes. They cannot utilize user and account add-ons, such as large meeting, webinar, audio conferencing, or conference room connector.

A basic user on a paid account can host meetings with up to 100 participants. They cannot utilize user and account add-ons, such as large meeting, webinar, audio conferencing, or conference room connector. 40 minutes is the maximum duration your meetings can last. If you need to have meetings longer than 40 minutes, you can upgrade your account or the account owner or admin must assign you a license.

A licensed user is a paid account user who can host unlimited meetings without the 40-minute limit. By default, they can host meetings with up to 100 participants and large meeting licenses are available for additional capacity. Licensed users can use add-ons and also have additional features, such as cloud recording, the ability to customize their Personal Meeting ID, and more.

How do I assign licenses to users?
After purchasing licenses on the Billing page, you can assign them to users within User Management.

How can we brand our Zoom account?
Business, Education, Enterprise, and API plan accounts can set up a custom landing page for users to login, which will also be included in join links, for example yourcompany.zoom.us.

Managing available features

How can disable settings for specific users?
You can disable and lock settings for all users on your account through account settings or you can set up groups and disable settings for a group of users. If a setting is disabled and locked at the account or group level, users will not be able to enable it.

How can I customize which dial in numbers appear in our meeting invitations?
You can customize the global dial-in numbers at the account or group level to customize which phone numbers will be listed. With an audio conferencing plan, you can also add toll-free numbers and toll numbers for additional countries.

Managing the Zoom client

How can I manage the Zoom client for my users?
For Windows devices, you can install Zoom with MSI, with group policy, or registry keys. With Mac, you can push out a mass deployment with a customized plist file. If you're managing Chrome OS devices, you can use the Google Admin console.

Managing my account

How do I manage my users' passwords?
You can set minimum password requirements through the Security page of the Zoom web portal. You can also unlock a user's account if they enter the wrong password multiple times or change their password for them.

Billing

How do I upgrade my existing plan?
You can upgrade from a Pro account to a Business account through the Zoom web portal. You can also purchase add-ons. If you need to add licenses for an Enterprise account, please contact Zoom sales.

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Are you looking for fun party games for kids? These funny Would You Rather Questions for Kids are hilarious games that will have everyone laughing. Plus it couldn't be easier to play with our free printable PDF Would You Rather questions.

It's a great way to entertain kids with Would You Rather games in schools for classroom parties or at home for birthday parties, Christmas parties, Valentine's day parties, and Easter parties. They're even a fun game to take along as a family road trip game or just to keep the conversation going at dinner time.

You can even make these into engaging Virtual or Zoom games for kids to connect with family and friends far away.

Learn the best way to play this fun game. Then just print out our free printable Would You Rather Cards and get your party started!

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Are you ready to try this hilarious game for kids? Here are some quick ideas on how to play Would You Rather and when to use this fun game.

Keep scrolling down to get the free printable PDF Would You Rather Cards too.

If you have older kids make sure to check out our Teens & Tweens Would Your Rather Questions.

This Christmas Season print out the family-friendly Would You Rather Christmas Edition.

Your whole family is going to love playing this easy & fun game!!

How to Play Would You Rather

This game couldn't be easier it's a simple series of questions that you ask the kids. Here is the best way to play this game.

Get Your Questions Ready - Download, Print & cut out the Would You Rather cards

2. Get all the kids attention either in person or on Zoom

3. Start reading the card and laughing at the kid's answers

4. Kids can answer by raising their hands for their pick or if your virtual answer is in the chat feature.

It's fun to see how each child will answer the questions differently. Keep the game going by asking them why they would rather ride a Unicorn instead of a Dragon? Their answers can be the funniest part.

This game is super easy and it's a great way to liven up your kid's party.

Funny "Would You Rather?" Questions

Would You Rather Be a Superhero saving the planet or an Alien attacking the planet?

Would You Rather Eat a live worm for the rest of your life or live Beatles?

Would You Rather Your Best Friend have the same favorite food or have the same favorite game?

Would You Rather Have No Electronics or No Deserts Ever?

Would You Rather Have 1 Sibling or 10 Siblings?

Would You Rather Ride a Unicorn or a Dragon?

Would You Rather Have bad breath or stinky feet?

Would You Rather Be on a Deserted Island with Toilet Paper or Bug Spray?

Would You Rather Talk to Friends on social media or a phone call?

Would You Rather Spend your entire life on a desert island or a Tropical Island?

Would You Rather Eat Octopus Flavored Ice Cream or Sour Milk Ice Cream?

Would You Rather Watch a horror movie or a musical?

Would You Rather Be The richest person in the world with no friends or the poorest person with close friends?

Would You Rather Have your favorite food or go to your favorite place?

Would You Rather Become a police officer or Teacher?

Would You Rather Time travel to the past or take a road trip in the present time?

Would You Rather Have a family pet that makes lots of noise or a crying infant in your house?

Would You Rather Be on a magical island with a pet dragon or talking pig?

Would You Rather Bungee jump off a mountain or Sky Dive from a plane?

Would You Rather Make funny sounds all the time or grow tree limbs out of your arms?

Would You Rather Have dirty underwear no one can see or dirty hands everyone can see?

Would You Rather Eat foods that smell disgusting or look disgusting for the rest of your life?

Would You Rather Have a swimming pool with sharks or a ski hill with polar bears?

Would You Rather Smell like rotten eggs or sour milk all the time?

Would You Rather Be an Alien or Superhero?

Would You Rather Play at the beach with an octopus or in the snow with penguins?

Would You Rather Ride a Submarine to meet a mermaid or Spaceship to meet aliens?

Would You Rather Have a Monkey or Robot at home?

Would You Rather Be Super Strong or Super Fast?

Would You Rather have the superpower to Fly or be Invisible?

Would You Rather Be a circus clown or a Lion Tamer?

Would You Rather Eat a slimy bug or be stung by a bee?

Would You Rather Be a famous actor or President of the United States?

Would You Rather Be 2ft tall or 12ft tall for the rest of your life?

Would You Rather Have a Dog that barks all the time or Cat the meows all the time?

Would You Rather Ride a Giraffe or Elephant?

Would You Rather Lose your sense of smell or sense of taste?

Would You Rather swim in a swamp or jump down a waterfall?

Would You Rather lick the bathroom floor or garbage can?

Would You Rather Be the Funniest Person Alive or Smartest Person Alive?

Would You Rather Have video games for the rest of your life or Ice cream for life?

Would You Rather Hop like a Kanagoo or swim like a shark?

Would You Rather Make a last-minute basketball shot or kick in the winning soccer goal?

Would You Rather Swim with Dolphins or Turtles?

Would You Rather Play a fun Board Game or Xbox game with your family?

Would You Rather Get 100 text messages on a cell phone or watch?

Would You Rather Have your dream job or be a millionaire & not work?

Would You Rather go on the biggest roller coaster at an amusement park or a Tilt-a-Whirl?

Would You Rather Play a fun game of Red-Light Green Light or Run an Obstacle Course?

When to Use the Would You Rather Cards

The funny Would You Rather game is perfect for any kid's party. But it's also great for Brain Breaks at school, family road trips, holiday parties, and more.

Here are some times to play this game

As conversation starters for kids with parents at dinner or teachers in the classroom

Tip: Have the kids answer in the chat feature for virtual or zoom play.

At Restaurants while kids wait for their food

Free Printable Would You Rather Questions PDF

Get your free printable Funny Would You Rather cards and get started playing these fun games with your kids. You can either read it off the sheets or cut it out into cards so you can mix it up.

Print out your Free 6 pages of hilarious Would You Rather for Kids.

Teens & Tweens Would You Rather Questions

Older kids will find our Would You Rather Questions for Teens & Tweens hilarious.

It's an older and clean version of the game for those hard-to-please teenagers. A great game for conversation starters with teens at school or as a fun party game they'll actually want to play.

Christmas Would You Rather Questions

Add some fun to your Christmas parties with our Kids Favorite Would You Rather Questions Christmas Edition. Hilarious questions with a holiday theme your whole family will enjoy.

Valentine's Day Would You Rather Questions

Use the holiday time to play Would You Rather at school parties or parties at home. Print out this free printable Valentine's Day Would You Rather Themed Game and have a great party.

Continue the fun with Birthday Interview Questions for kids. A fun family tradition to capture how your kid's favorite things change over the years. Use this free printable Birthday Interview Questions to create a time capsule for your Kids, Tween & Teens.

Family Game Night

Plan a monthly family game night with your kids. It's a great way to spend time with your kids off electronics and bonding together. Start the first month with your printable Would You Rather Game.

Need more ideas? Download our printable Family Game Night Planner. It has 12 Months' worth of complete pre-planned game ideas, food ideas, tips for hosting, and prize ideas. Everything you'll need in one printable packet.

Need More Party Games for Kids?

Looking for more fun party games for kids? Check out our Kids Party Page or view some reader favorites below.

30 Birthday Party Games for Kids - Find the perfect game for your child's birthday party.

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20 Fun & Easy Minute to Win it Games for Kids - Quick one-minute games with items you have at home for family game nights or kids parties.

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20 Meaningful Birthday Traditions - Families will Cherish

Fun Elementary School Party Games for Kids in Any Season - Easy Games for any Room Parent or Teacher to make.

Fun Virtual Easter Egg Hunt, Games & Activities for Kids - Virtual Easter party plan for families and free printable Easter Egg Hunt

I hope your kids will love playing these funny Would You Rather questions for kids. The free printable pdf cards should make it easy for classrooms, birthday parties, virtual parties, and road trip games.

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