Fun things to do w/your teenager? As time runs out...

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<p>My daughter will bring the SET cards to college. If you are bored, you can sit at a table playing SET solitaire and people eventually start to gather, trying to figure out what you are doing or (if they are SET players) try to help. My kids are good at it, and we all like playing it. </p>

<p>Although I must admit that poker games are the most common games played at our house. Oh well, good for the kids’ probability skills.</p>

<p>I am trying to figure out how to play Rainbow Sorry. How do you remember which piece is yours? Or maybe you don’t need to somehow?</p>

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<p>That is what makes it fun. You can’t…it’s something to</p>

<p>pull on your teenagers. Try it.</p>

<p>I agree on Apples to Apples and on SET. You can play SET with</p>

<p>kids as young as four…CC kids maybe younger.</p>

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<p>Remember Pictionary? Most of our kids were probably too young when that craze came around, so it would be new to them. Use a big whiteboard to play it with a group.</p>

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<p>depending where you live, the city usually provides some alright things to do for all ages and usually for free, here in toronto they do a movie night every tuesday by the lake downtown. it’s free, and if you’re of age you can buy alcohol there, it’s pretty sweet. other places do it too. if you’re in toronto, here’s the link, they play some pretty good movies too.</p>

<p>[harbourfront</a> free movie night.](<a href=“http://www.harbourfrontcentre.com/freeflicks/]harbourfront”>http://www.harbourfrontcentre.com/freeflicks/)</p>