The player with the most correct answers wins. Choose a word that frequently comes up in a conversation during the holiday season for example gifts, shopping, Christmas, etc. Now after declaring the word Taboo, no one is allowed to use that word in the conversation and the objective of all the players is to make others say this word. The person who is caught saying the Taboo word will be eliminated from the game and the last player left is the winner. This is the Christmas version of the Pin the tail on the donkey game.
You can download the printables here. Prepare a small number of items with distinctive smells like ground cinnamon, cocoa powder, etc. Place the items on a tray and cover them with a cloth. The blindfolded players will take turns and smell each item. After that, they should go to the other room, remove the blindfold and write down the names of the items that they have smelled. The person with the most correct guesses wins. You can vary the difficulty level according to the age group of the participants.
You can add a smelly sock of some kid to give this game a naughty twist. Play some Christmas music and as the music stops, the players will have to drop down on the floor as quickly as possible Grandma and grandpa can sit on the sofa. The first person who sits will win. There are no winners or losers are in this game but this game will assure some quality fun time.
All the players will sit in a circle and one person starts telling the story, then he or she points towards another player who will quickly resume the story. Everyone should take turns and the last player should conclude the story.
Each family member will have to guess the number of the ornaments on the Christmas tree. The person with the closest guess will win. This family-favorite memory game is perfect for holiday adaptations. Simply make cards with holiday-related questions "Who has seen a reindeer in real life? Hand them out or let guests pick a card throughout the party. Once they've been solved, hang them from a Christmas-themed picture string for a festive holiday memory.
The best part about this cute snowman bingo game is that you can eat the mini marshmallow game pieces after! Get the tutorial at Crazy Little Projects. Each player takes a turn to find out if they've been naughty or nice this year—with plenty of candy prizes, of course!
Get the tutorial at The Crafty Blog Stalker. Play a fun game of Would You Rather with your family this year and find out what each person sides with in these Christmas-themed hypotheticals. Get the tutorial at Mom of 6. Use these free printable song cards to play a game of Pictionary with your family this Christmas. Remember: No singing! Get the tutorial at Creations by Kara. This version of the classic White Elephant game uses gag gifts but with a catch—some of them have gift cards and money hidden in them!
Get the tutorial at Let's Get Together. The classic Plastic Wrap game gets a Christmassy upgrade with the addition of "coal cards" that have absurd instructions. It's bound to get everyone laughing. Get the tutorial at Play Party Plan. Putting together this tissue box snowman is half the fun—next to seeing who can knock over the most of the snowman!
Get the tutorial at Craftaholics Anonymous. The mini red cups and tiny jingle bells make this toss game perfect for little hands—or adults trying to relive their college days! Get the tutorial at Playground Parkbench. Bring Family Feud to your own living room by challenging your family to the quick-thinking game this Christmas with holiday categories.
Keep the little kids entertained during Christmas dinner with this color-matching game in the shape of a Christmas tree. There are few things better than hot chocolate , that's for sure. But we're willing to admit that this sweet game's a decent runner-up. Get the tutorial at Happiness is Homemade. We dare you to think up something more impressive than making your very own keepsake family board game from scratch. It doubles as a beautiful and thoughtful gift too. Get the tutorial at Motte.
Dressed up as ornaments, these candy-filled orbs are sure to delight kids young and old at Christmastime. Get the tutorial at Studio DIY. This Christmas version of a classic family game is easy enough to DIY by yourself at home.
Should you want a little company though, it's easy enough for your kids to help out. Gather all the kids around, and ask them to pack all the gifts. No doubt they will require a lot of extra paper, but your chore will be done. Whoever does the best wrapping should be gifted. Everyone will write a fact about themselves on cards without them disclosing their names. After the dinner, get all the cards out and let them match the person with the fact.
You have no idea how entertaining this one of the Christmas games for family parties can be. Play a Christmas playlist, get everyone to dance. They can dance in pairs or however they like. Whoever is the last one to stop will be out of the game and the winners get a separate gift.
It is always a fun challenge to test your smelling powers. Take different jars, fill them with different Christmas scents. Use peppermint, pine needles, needles of your Christmas trees, nutmeg, etc. Now blindfold the participant and let them guess the ingredient. And just like the rest of the Christmas games for family gatherings, every winner will get a gift. These were the best Christmas games for family parties. Comment below which game is your favorite and why.
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The best family Christmas games are- 1. Mystery stocking 2. Snowman bowling 3. Drumond Park Christmas Articulate 4. Christmas theme charades 5. Some fun Christmas activities are mentioned below- 1. The player closest to Rudolph's nose wins! In Santa Limbo, you'll play a regular game of limbo but with a twist! Each player needs to put a pillow underneath their shirt to imitate a Santa belly. Every time a player hits the limbo stick, they're out of the game.
The last player remaining wins! To start this game, you'll need to divide participants into teams of people. Each team will have two minutes to decorate designated team members as Christmas trees. You'll want to provide various decorative items such as toilet paper, tinsel, wrapping paper, and tape.
Once the timer is up, designated judges will determine which team has the best "human Christmas tree. Christmas Movie Bingo is an easy game to play with a group of friends. Purchase some Christmas movie-themed bingo cards and print them out ahead of time, or create your own based on the specific movie you're planning to watch.
The first one to get five in a row wins Bingo! Make this game even more fun by providing snacks and hot chocolate to enjoy your favorite Christmas movie.
For this game, you'll need to create a Rudolph from a cardboard box. To do this, draw a face on the front of a box, and attach two sticks to the top as "antlers. Have players take turns trying to toss their reindeer rings onto the antlers. The player furthest away is eliminated.
This continues until one player is left. Jingle Bell Toss is similar to Beer Pong but on a smaller scale. For this game, you'll need mini red solo cups and a long, flat whiteboard. Glue ten mini red cups into a triangle shape on each side of the board. Then, split the participants into two teams.
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