Materials
Soap bubble blower with an ample supply of soapy water.
Activity
Since snowflakes have a tendency to melt, use bubbles instead. One team member in each group is given a soap bubble blower with an ample supply of soapy water. The other two members of each team are given fans. At the signal “Go,” the soap blower from each …
Materials
Large ice cubes of equal size for each team.
Game Play
Place each team in a line with the players standing behind each other. Give the first person in each line a large ice cube of equal size. At the signal “Go” each leader places the ice cube on the back of the neck of the one behind him, …
Materials
List of actions, Chairs in a circle, one chair per person.
Game Play
1. Sit everyone in a chair and then give instructions for participants to follow. Instructions should be related to Christmas.
For example,
“If you have on green, move forward one chair”
“If you are wearing red move back three chairs”
“If you haven’t finished Christmas shopping, …
Materials
Sheet of green construction paper for each participant.
Activity
Participants must rip a sheet of construction paper into the shape of a Christmas tree — behind their back. They are not allowed to look at their creation until it is complete. Hang the works of art up for everyone to judge. Give prizes for the best-looking Christmas trees.
Materials
One copy of the list for each person. Modify the list as needed.
Game Play
1. Find someone to autograph your list for each of the following items. The qualification or action must be completed before the person can sign. You may also choose to limit the number of times a person can sign each list.
2. First person …
Can you name the Christmas Tune?
1. Move hitherward the entire assembly of those who are loyal in their belief.
2. Listen, the celestial messengers produce harmonious sounds.
3. Nocturnal timespan of unbroken quietness
4. An emotion excited by the acquisition or expectation of good given to the terrestrial sphere.
5. Embellish the interior passageways
6. Exalt heavenly beings to …
It’s just a small, white envelope stuck among the branches of our Christmas tree. No name, no identification, no inscription. It has peeked through the branches of our tree for the past 10 years or so.
It all began because my husband Mike hated Christmas—oh, not the true meaning of Christmas, but the commercial aspects of it -overspending…the frantic running …
Materials
A variety of objects related to Christmas: pine cone, ornament, star, angel, bow, candy cane, nativity, santa hat, nutcracker, bell, holly leaf, christmas light, candle, reindeer, snowflake, chestnut, wrapping paper, garland, tinsel, apple, etc.
Game Play
1. Divide the participants into teams.
2. Each teams sends a representative into another room.
3. Then bring out a number of objects …
Materials
Instead of a twister game sheet, cut Christmas shapes from construction paper and use sticky-tack to adhere them to the floor. Make a twister spinner that includes right hand, left hand, right foot, left foot and another that contains the various Christmas symbols.
Need a source for Christmas images? Use a Christmas font or search the internet for free …
Materials
A Christmas gift wrapped in multiple boxes and multiple layers of tough tape. It helps to have several layers of wrapping paper and boxes within boxes to make the game more challenging. Make it as difficult to unwrap as possible, with as many layers as possible; pair of dice in a basket; numerous items of clothing including heavy gloves, …
