Kindergarten

Kids Restaurant Placemat Games

A one-page kids' placemat in color for restaurants and family dinners: draw your dinner on a plate and rate it with stars, two tic tac toe grids, a 6 by 6 dots and boxes board, a food hangman with a 7-step ice cream cone guide and a small four in a row board, all framed by food pictures. Fold it into a purse or a diaper bag and the wait for the food is no longer the hard part.

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Size: US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), fits A4
PDF: Vector, prints razor-sharp at any size
Level: Kindergarten
License: Free for personal & classroom use

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About this game

A one-page kids' placemat in color for restaurants and family dinners: draw your dinner on a plate and rate it with stars, two tic tac toe grids, a 6 by 6 dots and boxes board, a food hangman with a 7-step ice cream cone guide and a small four in a row board, all framed by food pictures. Fold it into a purse or a diaper bag and the wait for the food is no longer the hard part. Kindergartners can play it on their own after one game with a grown-up; the rules box can be read aloud.

Tips for using it

Give each player a different colored pencil: it is easy to see who drew which line or letter, and nobody argues.
Keep a folder with a few sheets of each game in the car or the diaper bag for waiting rooms and restaurants.
Slide a sheet into a clear page protector and use a dry-erase marker to play the same board again and again.
Let the younger child go first; in dots and boxes and tic tac toe the first move is a small advantage.

Printing tips

Download the PDF and print at 100% (or “fit to page” on A4). It is a vector file, so the lines stay sharp on any printer. This page is free for personal, family and classroom use.