Never have I ever
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Hands up? Tell the story in one sentence. Not in the mood? Just laugh along, no pressure.
Joynite wrote these for families and checked them for each age: everyday funny moments, nothing risky or embarrassing. Nothing is saved.
Examples by age
Age 6–8
- Never have I ever eaten ice cream on a cold day.
- Never have I ever fallen asleep on the sofa.
- Never have I ever seen a rainbow.
- Never have I ever tasted a lemon so sour it made me pull a face.
- Never have I ever built a blanket fort.
- Never have I ever laughed so hard I cried.
Age 9–11
- Never have I ever made a no-cook snack, like a sandwich or salad, by myself.
- Never have I ever been praised by a teacher in front of the class.
- Never have I ever planted something and watched it grow.
- Never have I ever broken a cup or a bowl.
- Never have I ever climbed a hill or a mountain.
- Never have I ever said hello in three different languages.
Age 12–14
- Never have I ever got lost in a new place.
- Never have I ever stayed up until midnight to watch something.
- Never have I ever sung or spoken in front of a big audience.
- Never have I ever learned a word in a language nobody at home speaks.
- Never have I ever watched the sunrise.
- Never have I ever done a chore at home without being asked.
Ideas for using it
- Sit in a circle: one person reads the card, everyone who has done it raises a hand and tells it in one sentence.
- Icebreaker for a class, club or party: kids find out what they have in common in minutes.
- Want points? Everyone holds up 5 fingers and puts one down for each "I have". Nobody is out, it is just for laughs.