Christmas Games with a group

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This is a fun & silly Christmas Charades game perfect for a family date night or for a children's Christmas party. Be prepared to laugh!

Fun group involving Christmas party games for holiday gatherings. Christmas scavenger hunts, Christmas Family Feud, carol trivia, icebreakers, gift exchange games, printable Santa bucks and much more.

realize that this post is on Wednesday of what is for many the last week you have of school. Hopefully, if you like my idea you can save it for next year. So, the question is, what do you get […]

Book Ideas: Snowball by Lois Ehlert Some children create a family out of snow. Children will love poring over Lois Ehlert's bold, funny illustrations and identifying the common (and not so common) objects she uses to decorate her snowy family. All you need for a snowman by Alice Schertle Lists everything that one needs to build the perfect snowman, from the very first snowflake that falls. Snowmen at Night by Caralyn Beuhner Snowmen play games at night when no one is watching." The biggest…

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So, I don't want to brag or anything, but get this: My Christmas cards are DONE. That's right, done-zo! As in complete, finished, and ready to be mailed. (Dont hate me; I'm not always this with it.) In fact, there's actually a downside to this year's with-it-ness... It's that I didn't think to make these fun photo props until after I had ordered my cards. Bummer for me, but possibly not for you. To make your own you'll need a Silhouette, a few pieces of cardstock, a little hot glue, and some…

Last year, I wrote a series called, The Twelve Days of Christmas Planning. One of the most popular posts in that series was the list of Stocking Stuffer Ideas. There are more than 125 ideas separated into categories such as “Tot Stuffers, Kid Stuffers, Teen Stuffers, Dad Stuffers, Mom Stuffers, Anybody Stuffers, etc.” So many …

It's that time of year again: the tradition-rich holidays! One of our absolute favorites is A Christmas Light Scavenger Hunt. PRINT IT HERE! Grab your cameras or cell phones, invite a couple other families, print out a list for each car, split up into separate neighborhoods, set a timer for 30 minutes and GO! Find as many items on the list as you can, take a picture of each one and meet back up with the other families/teams to compare your findings and enjoy some creamy cocoa and pumpkin…

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