Games for multigenerational adult family including blind granny?

[ElizabethVonArnim]

Can anyone suggest a good game that is readily grasped and could be good for family of adults including 21year old and 85yr old blind granny? What would be the things that would make a game work for this group? I'm stumped!

I saw one that looked really good including for someone who is blind as each player would be blindfolded anyway!

Cotton wool balls emptied onto the table each player takes a turn to be blindfolded and use a slotted egg flipper utensil to try and shovel as many cotton balls as they can in 20 seconds or so.

Musical intro quiz (or any sort of music quiz really

I'm not the best at describing it so here's a screenshot of the video from YouTube

Oh oh I've got one! The sock game - you basically identify some objects by feel

Or a team quiz? We do this with my (blind) sister. One with music rounds!

Some kind of word game? Like Pictionary but but verbal. I guess she might need a partner to tell her the word she has to describe.

Articulate! The irony lol

That party game where players have to guess random objects by feel only? You could hide them in a box with two holes cut in it for players to put their hands through and squidge in the dark. Christmas themed - tinsel, artificial snow, stuffing, crisps (flavour to be specified) !

We had one called Taboo which might work if adapted a bit.

Sound charades à la I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue?

I just bought one for my BIL which is a set of cards listing quasai-moralistic dilemmas, not sure of the rules as such but it’s mostly a prompt for discussion/wwyd type idea, some quite humorous.

These are all great ideas - I actually have some of these! I like the things in the box idea.
Thank you!

Articulate would work, she just couldn't do the describing (unless someone from the other team whispered her the words and she did the describing).