Describing an object without using its name is a classic game that many of us have played at some point. It's a simple and fun way to encourage teamwork and get people's minds working.

To make it more about conversation than competition, play it in a non-competitive way.

What you'll need:

A large cloth bag
Several random items, such as a comb, calculator, soap bar, cup, ball of wool, apple, cotton wool ball, necklace, shoelaces, marshmallows, Lego block, toy car, paintbrush, twigs, or wooden spoon.
Instructions:

Let each person take a turn holding the bag and feeling one of the objects inside.
Ask them to describe the object to the group without saying its name. For example, if the object is a cup, they might say "It's made from China, has a handle, and smooth edges."
Encourage the rest of the group to guess what the object is.
Once the group has guessed correctly, pass the bag to the next person to have a turn.
Keep going as long as everyone is having fun.
Tip:
Don't worry if people can't guess what the objects are. The goal is to encourage descriptive language as much as possible!