Draw a finish line on a large piece of paper or tape one onto a tabletop. The goal is to move a cotton ball across the finish line first by blowing through the straw. The team with the most points wins.
Put stickers on the bottom and write matching number pairs with a sharpie or pen on the stickers. Kids turn over the items and try to remember their location so they can make matched pairs.
The number of chocolates used is dependent on the age and maturity of the kids playing. Have each child bring toy a new one or one they are happy to part with wrapped up as a Christmas gift. After the children sit in a circle, put all the gifts into the centre. Randomly choose someone to start the game by picking out a present for themselves. They unwrap the gift, and the next child has the option of taking the gift already opened or choose one from the other wrapped presents, and so on.
The fun comes when there is one toy everyone wants — and one nobody wants. Everyone ends up a gift, although not necessarily one they want!
We love this fun Christmas party game from Come Together Kids which would also work well as a Frozen party game. For this you will need some props like hats and scarves and plenty of toilet rolls. This is a great pair, team or relay game which involves setting a time limit to make one of your team into a human snowman! Wrap the chosen person in loo roll, leaving no part visible and then add all the necessary accessories. You will need a judge for the winner, so be prepared for some family rivalry!
The winner could be based on the best snowman or the fastest, depending on the age of the kids. Race a friend to see who can shovel the cotton balls out of the bowl the fastest — one at a time! You can make this harder for older children and adults by using chopsticks, making them use their non-dominant hand, or even blindfolded and guided by their teammates. If you have more than two players, you can develop the snow shovelling race above into a whole family affair. The goal in this fun relay race is to move snowballs cotton balls from one side of the room to another with a plastic spoon.
Divide the players into two teams. The first person on each team uses a plastic spoon to transfer cotton balls from a full bucket on one side of the room to an empty bucket on the other side.
If a cotton ball falls off the spoon and onto the floor, it must be left on the floor. At the end of the game, count the cotton balls in the buckets. The team with the most snowballs wins the race.
Have you ever tried a Christmas maze? Using small balls of wool in several different colours one colour for each player , attach one end of the first colour to a pencil and then string the wool around the room, going under, over, around, and through furniture like this version from How Does She.
Cut the string and begin again with another pencil. Repeat this process until you have one string for each child. When the children arrive, hand them a pencil, and instruct them to wind the string up while following it.
Fun and chaos is guaranteed! Stick ten plastic cups in a bowling pin triangle on a heavy piece of cardboard. Provide small plastic tree baubles or other small items like candy for kids to toss into the cups. Whoever gets the most baubles in the cup wins. Make this harder for older children by letting them play in teams or pairs.
Assign a different point allocation for each cup and then see who scores the most points at the end. Whichever game you choose you will be sure that plenty of fun is had by everyone and the party will really get everyone in the Christmas spirit! What other Christmas party games for kids do your children enjoy? Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website.
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The last person on the ice wins. Directions: Spell out some Christmas words or phrases on blank paper and cut them apart at the syllables. Mix them all up, and then give one syllable out to each child, facedown, until all have been passed out.
No peeking. Then have them find the rest of their mates to form their words or common Christmas phrases. Here are some good words to use: Christ-mas-tree, car-ol-ing, snow-mo-bile, sil-ver-bells, gin-ger-bread, can-dy-cane, or-na-ment, corn-cob-pipe, but-ton-nose, san-ta-hat, and mis-tle-toe.
Oh no! Santa hit a bump and has lost all the presents off his sleigh! Lucky for him, he has some reindeer friends who can help reload it! Directions: Use our printable presents and cut out a present for each person of the class. Divide the kids into 2 teams, and divide the presents into 2 piles at one end of the room. Give every kid on each team a straw.
If a kid drops the gift, he has to start at the beginning again. The first team that transfers all their gifts to their sleigh wins. Download the relay printables. Bring several pairs of mittens and some wrapped candy for this relay. Directions: Divide the kids into 2 or 3 teams.
The first person on each team races to the other end of the room, puts on a pair of mittens, and takes a piece of candy out of a bowl to unwrap. The first team that finishes wins. A brave adult makes a great reindeer for this game. Use red and green glow-in-the-dark necklaces for the rings. Directions: Have an adult wear a set of headband antlers to be the reindeer.
Sit the honorary reindeer in the middle of the room, on the floor or in a chair. The kid who throws the most rings around the antlers wins! Directions: Find a large, very sturdy piece of cardboard or foam core board for the base. Make sure you have a cup for each guest at the party. Cut the tissue paper into squares about double the size of the diameter of the cup.
Wrap a rubber band around the top of the cup to secure the tissue paper. Tape or glue the bottoms of the cups to the cardboard or foam core base in a Christmas tree shape. Let the kids punch through a cup of their choice as they leave the party and take home their prize. When it comes to signing birthday cards, there are people who have no problem picking up a pen and adding a warm, per From still-newlyweds toasting with wine glasses they opened on their weddin This game can work by dividing the kids into teams or having each guest participate individually.
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