What Can Sims Do in The Sims 3 Generations? Life Stage Activities

The Sims 3: Generations expands gameplay across every life stage. Here's what each age can **play with / do** uniquely.

Children (New in Generations)

• Treehouse / Playground Equipment – Build, climb, socialize.
• Imaginary Friend Doll – Grows into a real Sim companion.
• Board Games (Tabletops) – Chess, Checkers, "SimCity" board game.
• After-School Activities – Ballet, Scouting, Sports, Music.
• Pranks – Toilet TP, clog sink, fake vomit.

Teens

• Prom / Bachelor Parties – Plan, attend, get elected Prom King/Queen.
• Driving Lessons – Learn to drive, get license, buy cars.
• Part-Time Jobs – Bookstore, Grocery, Mausoleum, Stadium.
• Rebellion – Sneak out, TP houses, set traps.

Young Adults / Adults

• Bachelor/Bachelorette Parties – Before weddings.
• Mid-Life Crisis (Adults) – Buy sports car, change career, get tattoo.
• Daycare Professional – New career (toddlers/children).

Elders

• Walkers / Canes – Mobility aid, new interactions.
• Memoir Writing – Publish autobiography for royalties.
• Grandparent Interactions – "Tell Stories," "Teach to Walk/Talk."

Cross-Generational

• Family Tree Panel – Visual genealogy.
• Photo Album / Video Camera – Record memories, watch on TV.
• Spiral Stairs / Bunk Beds – Build mode objects.

Requires base game The Sims 3. Compatible with all other EPs/SPs.