Try a team sequence, an object riddle, a sound postcard, a toy story or a copycat game. These real Super Funday missions take about four or five minutes and need little or no preparation. They are suitable for kids aged 5–11; the steps and materials below let you play without the app.
Timings are estimates for the first challenge, not a countdown. Stop after one round or keep playing if everyone is enjoying it.
Mission: Perfect Sync
Choose three simple actions like clap, turn and freeze. The whole team must perform the sequence together at exactly the same time.
Ages
5–11
Players
2–4
Estimated time
About 4 minutes
Materials
No equipment
Category
Together
Where to play
Indoors; choose a safe space
Preparation
Choose a comfortable space; collect the listed items if needed.
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How to play
Choose three moves: clap, turn and freeze
Practise the moves
Do all three together
Finished when: Everyone finishes the last step together.
Make it your own
Easier: Start with one comfortable action and add a second when ready.
More of a challenge: Choose a longer sequence; let everyone suggest one action.
Use comfortable movements and gentle sounds. A grown-up can read the steps aloud; no writing is required.
The Object Riddle
Secretly choose an object nearby and give everyone exactly three clues. Nobody may point at it until someone guesses correctly.
Ages
5–11
Players
2–4
Estimated time
About 4 minutes
Materials
No equipment
Category
Find
Where to play
Indoors; choose a safe space
Preparation
Choose a comfortable space; collect the listed items if needed.
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How to play
Secretly choose one thing nearby
Give three clues without pointing
Let everyone guess
Finished when: Someone guesses the thing.
Make it your own
Easier: Give one clear clue, such as colour or shape.
More of a challenge: Make the clues less obvious, while keeping them fair.
Use comfortable movements and gentle sounds. A grown-up can read the steps aloud; no writing is required.
Sound Postcard
Choose four safe things with gentle sounds. Put their sounds in order to make a postcard from an imaginary place.
Ages
5–11
Players
1–4
Estimated time
About 5 minutes
Materials
Four safe objects with gentle sounds
Category
Find
Where to play
Indoors; choose a safe space
Preparation
Choose a comfortable space; collect the listed items if needed.
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How to play
Pick four gentle sounds
Play the sounds in order
Name the pretend place that sent them
Finished when: The team hears all four sounds.
Make it your own
Easier: Start with two gentle sounds.
More of a challenge: Tell a short story about the imaginary place after playing the sounds.
Use comfortable movements and gentle sounds. A grown-up can read the steps aloud; no writing is required.
The Toy'S Big Secret
Choose a toy and invent what it secretly does when everyone is asleep. Give it one surprising friend and one very strange nightly job.
Ages
5–11
Players
1–4
Estimated time
About 4 minutes
Materials
A toy
Category
Imagine
Where to play
Indoors; choose a safe space
Preparation
Choose a comfortable space; collect the listed items if needed.
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How to play
Pick a toy
Make up what it does at night
Give it a funny friend and a night job
Finished when: The toy has a friend and a secret job.
Make it your own
Easier: A grown-up can prompt a friend and a job for the toy.
More of a challenge: Take turns adding details about the toy’s secret world.
Use comfortable movements and gentle sounds. A grown-up can read the steps aloud; no writing is required.
Copycat Chaos
One player invents a ridiculous move. Everyone copies it for ten seconds, then choose a new leader.
Ages
5–11
Players
2–4
Estimated time
About 4 minutes
Materials
No equipment
Category
Move
Where to play
Indoors; choose a safe space
Preparation
Choose a comfortable space; collect the listed items if needed.
Start this mission →
How to play
One player makes up a silly move
Everyone copies it for ten seconds
Choose a new leader
Finished when: Everyone gets a turn to lead.
Make it your own
Easier: Copy one easy gesture or facial expression.
More of a challenge: Combine two comfortable movements, then swap leaders.
Use comfortable movements and gentle sounds. A grown-up can read the steps aloud; no writing is required.
