Games

What are the rules for trading games in to Game Stop?
Q. I just got a wii and am wondering if I can get rid of some of my old PS2 games in exchange for wii games. Do they allow you to trade in PS2 games for wii games? Also, about how much money would you get per PS2 game do you think? And if I can't trade PS2 games for wii games, am I still allowed to give them my PS2 games for money?
Asked by Sally Cat - Sat Dec 19 21:43:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. It depends how much the game is worth. I did the same thing you did and for every PS2 game you'll get about $6.00 worth.
Answered by The Axeman - Sat Dec 19 22:05:01 2009

What games to play to teach children about autism?
Q. My friends and I are doing a community service project to spread awareness about autism. We are planning a roving carnival, with game stations that children can take part in to learn about autism. Basically we just wanna let them understand how it's like to be autistic, or to learn more about autism through the game. Currently the only game we can come up with is Charades. The kids range from 7 years old to 12. Do you guys have any suggestions for games? :)
Asked by artemis_kenobi - Sun Aug 24 12:12:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Another game that could be fan and shows again how difficult can be to communicate something, is the following: - Place small items like a clothes pin, a key, a battery, a ring, etc each in a small cotton fabric bag (you need to make these) of the same color and tie them shut. - Make two identical bags of each item. And have the kids in two teams. Each kid gets one of the bags. S/he needs to feel what is inside the bag and then describe it to the team-mates without using the name of the item. Example: Key - it is made of metal, can be used to open a door, has teeth, etc. - Time them. The least time to guess gets a higher score. This will show kids how people with autism can sometimes create a mental image of something (thinking in… [cont.]
Answered by Perla M - Mon Aug 25 07:20:28 2008

What are some fun games to play on horseback?
Q. I'm looking for some fun and creative games to play on horseback. I work as a counselor at a horse camp, and I'm hoping to set up some games for the campers to play. The campers are of all ages and experience levels, so I'm hoping to find easy games for the younger kids and some difficult or high-speed/high-intensity ones for the more advanced riders. Or just fun horse-related games in general!
Asked by Octagon - Tue Jul 1 23:22:27 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. some games that we play on horse back are: -mustangs & cougars: this works best with bigger groups of riders. everyone pairs up in "islands" of two horses and their is one "mustang" and one "cougar". the cougar has to chase the mustang until they get close enough to "tag" them{usually within two feet}. when the cougar tags the mustang, they switch roles. after a few role trades, the current mustang trades off with someone who is part of an island. and, to keep the game fair, the cougar must slowly count to five in between every tag or switch. - Duck, Duck, Goose: simple enough, have everyone pick a spot against the wall, or the outside of the arena if you will, and have the person who's it go around the inside. when they pick a goose, the… [cont.]
Answered by hailey_sweet13 - Wed Jul 2 04:16:53 2008