The club's charity project has responded that wooden games are a big hit.   I'm looking for some ideas that I can make a number of.  Some things I've ruled out:

• Things that are big, have too many pieces, or take too much wood and space (e.g., cornhole, jenga)
• Things that take a lot of machining (e.g., holes in a Chinese checkers or cribbage board)
• Things are are too complex to make or learn (carving or turning chess pieces)
• Things like puzzles that you do once and then you have it.

 

I've seen "Shut the Box" games that look promising, but I've never played it and wonder how it would work.

I made these for the kids one year for Christmas.

 

 

That's a great one Dan