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Christmas Party GamesOur list of fun Christmas party games includes lots of great Christmas party activities that will be easy for you to plan.
Some of these ideas work perfectly as classroom, family or even as Christmas office party games. And don’t forget, everything on this list is a free Christmas party game! You can’t beat that!
Christmas Party Games ListChildhood Christmas Photo GameBefore the party, have everyone submit a photo of themselves as a child at Christmas. Number all the photos and post them in an area where everyone can view. Partygoers can guess who is the child in photo #1, photo #2, etc. This works great for office Christmas party games.
Bingo is always enjoyed, no matter what the occasion! Make your own bingo cards with Christmas words or pictures to turn this classic into one of your new favorite Christmas party games.
Play the classic game of charades by using names of Christmas carols or other Christmas related words. Fun adult Christmas party games!
Do the limbo to Christmas carols! Christmas Carol Name that Tune Play song parts of Christmas carols and have everyone write down their best guesses for song #1, #2, etc. Award a prize to those who got the most right. Christmas Carol Pictionary Before the party make a list of Christmas Carols. Divide players into teams and play Pictionary using the titles of the carols. A leader from each team draws a slip of paper with a Christmas carol written on it. They have two minutes to draw while their team tries to guess the carol that they are drawing. If the team guesses correctly they get the point. If not, the other team gets a chance to “steal”. After the Christmas carol is guessed let everyone sing it! A fun adult Christmas party game.
Christmas Crafts Of course you can always set up some Christmas crafts for everyone to do, such as decorating stockings, ornaments, cookies or gingerbread houses!
Christmas Detective Game Prepare a list of questions, such as “who here was born in December”, “who here has an aluminum tree”, etc. Give one to each player and have players go around the room to find one person for each question. This is a classic ice breaker game, redone for our Christmas party games list.
Christmas Mad Libs Create your own mad libs by taking the “Night before Christmas” poem deleting some words, and then asking for a noun, verb, adjective, number, etc. to fill in those blanks.
Christmas Office Party Game Before the party secretly remove a personal object from each person’s desk. Number all the items and lay them out in an area where everyone can view. Partygoers can guess who is the owner of item #1, item #2, etc.
Christmas Stocking Guessing Game Fill a Christmas stocking with unusual items. Let each guest feel the inside of the stocking (without looking) or feel inside the stocking (again, without looking) and make a list of what he or she thinks is in the stocking! The winner is the player with the most correct guesses. Be sure to put in a few challenging objects that will be hard to guess.
Christmas Talent Show Let everyone (who wants to) participate in a talent show! Their talent must be holiday related…perhaps singing a Christmas carol, reciting a poem, or telling some fun Christmas party jokes!
Christmas No Talent, Talent Show Have a pretend talent show to see who has the least talent! Team up players so they can work together. Some ideas are telling (bad) jokes, reciting a (bad) poem, playing with a band (badly – maybe on kazoo’s?), singing (badly) karaoke, magic tricks (badly done), dancing (bad), etc. Give awards for the worst. Make sure all the (un)talent entries choose a Christmas theme for their act!
Christmas Treasure Hunt Go on a treasure hunt for Christmas items.
Have a Christmas Trivia contest! Or play Trivial Pursuit with Christmas themed questions. Fun for business Christmas party ideas.
Christmas Walk Played like a cake walk. Play Christmas music while everyone walks in a circle from number to number. Have a bowl full of numbers written on slips of paper that match the numbers on the floor. Draw one and give the winner a Christmas cookie, cake or pie. Give the other players a candy cane as a consolation prize. Kids love playing Christmas party games like this one!
Drawing Game Divide players into teams to draw (and guess) Christmas related items in the Drawing Game. Find the Reindeer Hide reindeers (stuffed animals, photos, cutouts, whatever you wish) around the party area. Have guests try to find them. Give a prize to those that find a reindeer, or designate that whoever finds a predetermined reindeer wins a special prize.
Gift Wrap Game Divide players into teams of two and give each team some wrapping paper, a box to wrap, scissors and tape. Next have each pair of players sit with one arm around each other. From this position, they’ll work together to wrap a gift…but they can only use their free hands! The first team to complete wrapping the gift (or to have gotten the farthest in 2 minutes) wins! The Group Game The object of this game is to gather in groups and get to know each other in the process. When you have a room full of people, have a leader call out a number. For example, “5”. The group will have 10 seconds to gather together into groups of 5. The leader will then instruct the groups to tell their other members something about themselves: their favorite movie, favorite color, pet’s name, etc. Then, the leader calls out another number and everyone groups together in that way. Works as a Chritmas party activity or whenever you have a large crowd. Night Before Christmas Game Before the party prepare a handout of the Night Before Christmas, but take out some of the words and insert blanks. Pass out the handout to your guests and see how many blanks everyone can completely fill in. Ornament Toss Try to toss unbreakable ornaments thru a large Christmas Wreath. A fun Christmas party kid game! Off Limits Game Play the standard off-limits party game Some suggested Christmas words are ornaments, decorating, shopping, Santa, and Christmas! Pass the Bow Played like Hot Potato, but with a bow!
Pass the Orange Divide players into two (or more) lines. Give the leader of each line an orange to tuck under his chin. The leaders then pass the orange to the next person, without using their hands. When the orange gets to the last person, they come to the front of the line and start again. The first team to have every person in their line serve as leader wins!
Pass the Parcel Wrap a gift in several layers of paper/boxes. All players gather in a circle. While music plays, the parcel (present) is passed from player to player. When the music stops, the player who is holding the parcel gets to unwrap one layer. Then, the music begins again and the parcel is passed around until the music stops. The game ends when the last layer has been opened and the present is revealed! For small children, you might want to include a small item for each child in the final box – such as chocolate candies, candy canes, etc. Also fun if you make sure that everyone gets a turn unwrapping a layer!
Pinata Hit a Christmas themed pińata. Make your own out of newspaper, flour and crepe paper.
Pin the …. Nose on Rudoph, Hat on Santa, Star on the Tree….A fun kid Christmas party game.
Present Game You’ll need a pair of gloves, a die, and a present wrapped in several layers of wrapping paper or in several boxes, one inside the other. Everyone sits in a circle with the gloves and present in the middle. The first player rolls the die. If he gets a “6”, he gets to go to the middle of the circle, put on the gloves, and try to open the present. Meanwhile, other players take turns rolling the die. Whenever someone rolls a “6”, they take the place in the center and have a turn unwrapping the present with the gloves on. The game ends when someone has completely unwrapped the present and found what was inside.
Printable Christmas Games You can purchase online Printable Games for Christmas Fun - there are Christmas games for all ages and skill levels Christmas Ribbon Game Cut strips of ribbon in lots of different lengths and hide them around the party area. Have everyone try to find as many as possible, tying them together as they go. Whoever has the longest ribbon wins! Santa Says Played just like Simon Says, but with Santa! Good for school Christmas party games. The kids love it!
Skating Race The old egg & spoon relay race, but use an ice cube instead of an egg and pretend to skate instead of running!
Snowballs Divide into two teams - with each team having a blindfold, bowl, tablespoon and a bag of white cotton balls. A person from each team tries to put as many cotton balls (snowballs) into the bowl as they can with their eyes covered. The team who gets the most snowballs in the bowl wins. While waiting their turn, other players can cheer their teamates! Twelve Days of Christmas Divide players into 12 teams and give each team a “day” in the song that they should write a lyric for. If doing with a club group or office party, the new lyrics can center around what all the players have in common!
Unwrap the Gift Fun for a birthday or as a Christmas party game idea. You’ll need a gift that has been wrapped in multiple boxes and multiple layers of gift wrap. Sit in a circle around a gift, with the first player holding the gift. On “Go” the first player has 10 seconds to try to open the gift as much as he can. When 10 seconds is up, the gift passes to the next person for a turn. After another 10 seconds the gift is passed to the next person. The winner is the lucky person who ultimately gets to the gift inside. For younger players, adjust the time allowed to work on opening the gift.
Who Am I? Take turns figuring out what Christmas character you are in the Who Am I? Game. Christmas party game rules are the same as any other party, just use seasonal characters.
Who Is it? Find out how well all the party goers really know each other with the easy and fun Who Is It? Game.
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