Charades may be what life would be like if we didn't have mouths or the ability to create sound. We would depend exclusively on our eyes and interpret various actions for their representation of the physical world in which we dwell. There are variety of different styles of charades and different features associated with each style. We've collected some websites dedicated to one of the most popular parlor games of all time including things like Christmas Charades and Halloween Charades, a unique Halloween version of the classic party game; partygoers act out titles to over 60 spooky movies, books, characters, and more.

Site Listings

• Charades - How to play Charades, a great game for family fun.
• Charades - Wikipedia - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Charades is a word game in which one player acts out a word or phrase, often by pantomiming similar-sounding words, and the other players guess the word or phrase.
• Charades (Ages 6 to 8) - Rules and instructions for the game from ParentCenter website.
• Charades for Kids - One of the most popular games of all time and now in a boxed version just for kids.
• Fun & Games - Charades d'Chateau (A Rollicking Good Parlour Game) - Site includes object of the game, preparation and rules, and conventional signals and gestures.
• Halloween Charades - A unique Halloween version of the classic party game; partygoers act out titles to over 60 spooky movies, books, characters, and more.
• Holiday Charades - Holiday Charades and Tis The Season Christmas Trivia Party Games: Holiday version of classic party fun acting out over 60 seasonal movies, books, more.
• Rules for Charades - Description of the game's rules derived partly from the rules that people have used at various parties attended by the author, and partly from a tongue-in-cheek description found online.