There are several communication games that are both fun and educational for kids. Here are a few examples:

1. Charades: This classic game requires players to communicate without using words. One player acts out a word or phrase silently while others guess what it is. It helps kids improve their nonverbal communication skills and encourages creativity.

2. Telephone: In this game, players sit in a circle and one person whispers a message to the next person, who then passes it on to the next, and so on. The last person says the message out loud, and often it has changed significantly. This game highlights the importance of clear and effective communication.

3. Storytelling Circle: Sit in a circle and start a story with a single sentence. Each person adds a sentence to continue the story, building upon what was said before. This game promotes active listening and collaborative communication.

4. Guess the Emotion: Show pictures or act out different emotions, and have kids guess what emotion is being portrayed. This game helps children develop empathy and recognize different emotional cues in communication.

5. The Memory Game: Place several objects on a tray and let kids study them for a few minutes. Then, cover the tray and have the kids take turns describing as many objects as they can remember. This game enhances observation skills and verbal communication.

Remember to adapt the games to the age and abilities of the children participating. These games can be played with family members or friends, providing an opportunity to practice effective communication skills in a fun and engaging way.