You better watch out, you better not cry.
You better not pout, I m telling you why.
Santa Claus is coming to town!
Christmasis the season of joy, giving and a lot of frolics.
Kids form the essence of Christmas and planning games for them during parties can be a task at times.
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Stack up
This is simple and very engaging, getting all kids to play the game.
Place candies, marshmallow, lollipops et.
The kids that guess correctly, walk away with the contents and other goodies.
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Kids are blindfolded and asked to pin an object (nose of the snowman) in the right place.
This attracts several laughs amongst the audience.
Create snowmen out of these glasses and stack them up in the form of a pyramid.
Hand over cotton balls or rolled up stockings to kids and encourage them to break the stack.
Before the party, we could also have kids design treat bags to take home their treats.
Slow blower
Simple and easy to execute.
You would need basic supplies such as cotton balls and straws.
Create a zone through which kids are supposed to blow the snowballs.
The kid that reaches the finish line first wins.
Ringing Bells Memory Game
A Christmas variant to the classic memory game.
Use candies, label them with markers and kids are supposed to remember their original location.
This game is simple to plan and execute ensuring learning and fun at the same time for kids.
Pass the Christmas gift
A classic game that is easy to explain and makes sure that kids have fun.
Play music while kids pass the gift around the circle formed by them until the music stops.
The gift is then passed around again until we have one winner.
Jingle bell toss
Create a triangle along the floor with multiple cups placed.
verify to stick them to the floor with adhesives so they are sturdy.
Kids are asked to toss jingle bells or balls into the cups in a period pre-decided.
The kid tossing the maximum bells into the cups wins.
If the snowball falls midway, they will have to leave it and continue.
The team that finishes first, wins.
Santa says
This is another variant of the classic Queen of Sheeba game.
Santa says, bring me a red handkerchief and so on.
Santas reindeer hunt
A fun treasure hunt game for kids during Christmas to find Santas reindeer.
This is a fun and engaging activity.
Christmas tic-tac-toe
Create a tic-tac-toe portable game and let your kids stay engaged throughout the party.
Christmas charade
A Christmas variant of the classic dumb-charades.
Kids enact what they find written on cards.
Christmas has always been fun and the world waits for the season of joy.
Kids form the crux of this season and the joy of spreading smiles on those innocent faces is unparalleled.
