How to Play What Is My Thought



A game of quick thinking and clever analogies, this makes for a fun party game for children and adults alike.

[edit] Steps

  1. Have all the players except one sit in a circle. The player not in the circle is the "thinker" and thinks of something. Standing in the middle of the circle, the thinker asks each player in turn: "What is my thought like?"
  2. Each player must name some object.
  3. When all have been asked, the thinker announces what her thought was and each in turn must prove the resemblance between his answer and the thought.

    • Suppose the thought is a stove, and player 1 says: "Like the sun." Player 2, "Like silver," then the second time around player 1 can say: "A stove is like the sun because they both give heat;" player 2 can say: "A stove is like silver because they both shine when well polished, and so on.
  4. Change thinkers. The person who has the best connections between the object and the thought becomes the next thinker, as judged by all the players.


[edit] Things You'll Need

  • Area to sit


[edit] Sources and Citations

  • May C Hoffman, Games for Everybody, 1905, public domain resource courtesy of Kellscraft Studio.

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