Easter brings the whole family together, and once the egg hunt is over and the ham is carved, there is usually a long afternoon ahead. A quiz is a wonderful way to keep everyone around the table.
Start with a few easy Easter questions for the youngest players: how many days is Lent, which candy comes in pastel shells, what does the Easter Bunny carry? Then hand the floor to the grandparents and ask what Easter looked like when they were kids, from bonnets and new church shoes to the family TV specials of the season.
Split the table into teams that mix generations. Kids bring speed, parents bring pop culture, and Boomers bring the stories. Nobody gets left out, and everyone learns something about each other.
A chocolate bunny, first pick of the leftover jelly beans or bragging rights until next year are all you need.
If you want a ready-made game for the afternoon, Boom Again is packed with trivia from the '50s, '60s and '70s and plays well with teams of any size.
Ready to take a trip back in time? See what is inside the Boom Again box or order your game and start your own Boomer game night.