36 Creative 7 Year Old Board Games to Play

Looking for 7 year old games the whole family can enjoy? In this ultimate match-up, kids vs. adults compete to see who knows the most Disney trivia. There are multiple question card categories to provide hours and hours of fun without repeating questions. The perfect addition to Family Game Night.

Get this classic Charades game, designed for kids, but really fun for the whole family. It includes cards with 450 charades to play so you will never run out of fun. There is also a die and sand timer to keep the game on track. Your kids will love playing this with you.

Check out this game with a fun name, “Goat Lords.” This hilarious game is fun for kids and adults alike – there will be tons of giggles and laughter as you compete to be “Lord of the Goats!” This game has it all; dueling, bombs, magic, and goats, of course. It will be a family favorite.

Bring your steely-eyed gaze to this game of “Stare,” Junior Edition. You get 30 seconds to look at an image card, memorizing as many details as you can, then see how many questions you can answer correctly. How good is your attention to detail? Find out in this fun game.

Who’s smarter, the kids or the parents? Find out in this friendly, fast-paced game, where kids challenge their parents in a fun-filled trivia game. Play on family game nights and host a running tournament. Kids love nothing more than beating their parents!

Check out Blokus, the fun, easy-to-learn game where you stake your claim and defend your territory. This perfect strategy game takes less than a minute to learn and has fun challenges for the whole family. The game ends when no more pieces can be placed down and the player with the fewest pieces left wins.

This Junior version of the classic Monopoly game is fun for both adults and children alike. Kids especially enjoy the fun properties like an ice cream parlor and a skate park and the chunky tokens are larger kid-friendly things like animals and cars. The whole family will enjoy this on Game Night.

Sequence is an exciting and challenging game where you place a chip on the game board based on the cards in your hand. Be the first player or team to score the required number of five-card sequences to win. This game helps develop concentration and strategy, skills good for STEM.

Who will be the first one to “Guess Who” in this exciting, classic board game? Does your person have blue eyes? Are they wearing a hat? Kids will love asking questions to guess who the character is in this mystery game for two which includes 48 face cards and 24 mystery cards.

Take a trip through the Enchanted Forest with this magical game of treasure hunting. Based on popular fairy tales, your child will relate to the delightful premise of the game. This game is good for up to 6 players and only takes about 30 minutes per game.

In this cooperative, mystery game, players try to figure out who stole the pot pie. With 16 suspect cards, kids have to work together to discover whodunit or else they will be outfoxed! Fun to play over and over again because the outcome always changes. And no one likes to be “outfoxed!”

Monkeys Up is a fun, teacher-created game where kids go bananas as they flip, switch, and steal monkeys to get the best score. This game helps kids learn strategy, social skills, and improve memory and math. You are never too old for board games and this one is great for the whole family.

Great 7 year old games include ones that teach cooperation and teamwork like this award winning game, Hoot Owl Hoot. Players work together to help the owls fly back to their nest before the sun comes up. If they are successful, everyone wins. Two levels of play allow the game to grow with your child.

Life, the Junior version, is an updated take on the classic board game for the younger set. Grab a colorful car token and take a spin through the game of life. Experience adventures like the zoo and the beach, while collecting gold stars. Be the first to collect 10 gold stars to win.

Looking for fun 7 year old games? Fun to say and fun to play, Qwirkle, is all about mixing and matching to win. This engaging game has easy-to-follow rules, which is great for younger players, but the tactical maneuvers and strategy required is fun for all ages. Qwirkle is perfect for the whole family.

No one wants to be caught in a trap, especially a mouse. In this classic game of Mouse Trap you scurry to the finish as you complete crazy challenges without getting trapped. Kids will love choosing their colorful mouse token and racing around the mouse trap to win.

Hedbanz is the fun guessing game where you wear the answer on your head! Pop the clue in your headband, then try to guess who, or what, you are by asking other players yes or no questions. Can you figure it out before time runs out?

This hidden picture game is made with a Disney twist. Players can hang out with all their Disney friends as they search for over a thousand objects in 12 Disney realms. Kids will love the game and will be enchanted by the magic of Disney.

Make Taco Tuesday a theme night as you play this hilarious board game where you take turns making your taco. Each player gets a “taco” and builds in the ingredients using search cards, tokens, and a sand timer. For 2 to 6 players, this is perfect for Family Game Night.

In this silly, family game, the 5 second rule means something different than whether you can eat food off the floor. In this case, you have to read a card and answer the question, and you only have 5 seconds to do it! Fast-paced, hilarious fun, the whole family will enjoy this game.

Latice is the new classic strategy game that takes 3 minutes to learn, 20 minutes to play, and a lifetime to master. Skills like planning, interpersonal, and spatial recognition are developed playing this surprisingly deep strategy game. For 2-4 players, ages 6 and up, you will be challenged each time you play.

Minions are nothing but little troublemakers which is why they are the perfect theme for the classic game of Trouble! Kids love these wacky little characters based on the movie, Despicable Me, and they will want to play with these cute pawns over and over again. Move the characters around the conveyor belt to win.

In this updated version of the classic game, Battleship, steely nerves and concentration are required to sink all your opponent’s battleships, and in this newer version, planes as well. For two players, each one gets a portable case, red and white pegs to track the enemy, and a set of planes and ships.

For fans of the movie, Labyrinth, this is the ultimate exploration of that world. Adventure through the challenges to make it to Goblin City in time to save Toby from the Goblin King. The game includes 5 collectible figurines of the main characters and a beautiful game board.

This version of the classic “Clue” game for the younger set features a stolen cake and a mostly familiar group of suspects. Players will follow the clues to decide if the culprit was Miss Scarlett, Colonel Mustard, Professor Plum, or one of the other cast of characters, old and new.

Start your little one early on the classic board games with this version of Scrabble. This colorful junior edition is perfect for younger players. Instead of creating words, early readers can practice letter-matching, then flip the board for advanced play as their skills increase. Great for parent and child to play together.

“Reverse Charades” turns the traditional game upside down with this clever twist. Instead of one person acting out a clue for the team to guess, the team acts out a clue for a single person to guess. It encourages teamwork and leaves only one player in the hot seat.

Avoid real-world traffic jams and play “Rush Hour, Junior” instead. This clever board game of logic and skill features a traffic grid and fifteen vehicles. Players develop logical reasoning skills as they try to avoid being stuck in traffic all day. It comes with a handy bag for storage.

In the classic board game, Operation, players will need a steady hand to remove such items from the body as ice cream from the brain (brain freeze) and a pencil from the forearm (writer’s cramp) without setting off the buzzer. Players are sure to catch the giggles while in this hospital.

Risk is the ‘perfect for 7 year olds’ game of strategic conquest that has entertained children and adults for over fifty years. Besides the game board, you get 40 Infantry, 12 Cavalry, and 8 Artillery for each of the four players, plus everything else you need to take over the world.

This classic carnival staple, pie-in-the-face 7 year old’s game is guaranteed to provide unlimited laughter and giggles. Put whipped cream, not included, on the plastic arm, flick the spinner, then crank the handle the number of turns required. See how long it takes before you get a pie in the face!

Schedule a weekly family game night to get kids away from their electronics and have fun with the whole family. This cool sequence game, with playing cards and colorful chips, is fun for all ages. It also includes a cushioned playing mat and instructions. Everyone will love it.

You know a game called “Googly Eyes” has got to be fun. Put on the vision-altering goggles and draw. Can your team guess what it is before time runs out? You can just imagine the hilarity that ensues when the whole family gets in on the game.

Players will test their steady hand in this classic version of Jenga, the stacking wood block game. This simple, yet endlessly fun, game is great for the whole family as they try to remove pieces without making the tower fall. Re-stack back into the box for neat storage.

This great picture trivia game comes with over a thousand questions and is based on the magic of all things Disney. This game encourages cooperation and teamwork and is wonderful for the whole family to enjoy together. It comes with a free app of bonus content.

The perfect game for two players, Connect 4 is when each player chooses either red or yellow discs and then takes turns dropping them into the grid to try to land four in a row. This game is great for developing strategy and forward thinking skills, plus it is just great fun.