Play a large group game altogether or divide into two teams and compete. This is Tiny Hands.and yes, it really is that funny :) lolĢ. I asked educators for their favorites that they use in their ministry and got almost 100 ideas! To help you out they're organized by how many can play and then age. I also wrote a blog with ONLY a list of board games. A few that come to mind that every age can play (although they would need to be able to read for a few of these).Apples to Apples (I made a religious version here), classics like Candyland and Chutes and Ladders, Tiny Hands, Telestrations, and Beat the Parents. Or, buy 3-4 of the same board game and have each table play the same thing. Board game night - put one board game on each table and rotate. These Christmas Scattergories Lists can be played with family and friends, a large group or a small one.There are a lot of ideas and games that your group can play! Infinite in fact! Here are some ideas that other educators have come up with.but first, put some conversation starter cards on your tables to help your multi-ages interact! I made some 'Would you Rather' religious cards if you'd like to use them :) ( TPT here, Etsy here)ġ. If this is how you’d like to play, just select a new letter each time. Some people enjoy playing one list multiple times. With these 10 Christmas Scattergories Lists, you can play ten rounds and announce the ultimate winner at the end! An extra variation Answers cannot be repeated in multiple sections for a single player.Īfter scoring each answer, each player totals up their score and announces the winner of that round.If the group ties, the answer is considered invalid and is not scored. The group then votes on the validity of the answer following the rules.

If a player does not agree with a given answer, that player will make a challenge.For example, if the prompt was “Name a Christmas Candy” and the letter chosen was “C”, the answer “Candy Cane” would score 2 points. If a player’s answer has multiple relevant related words, players can score multiple points.If multiple people give the same answer, that answer is not scored.After the minute is up, everyone reads their answers out loud and tally up their score.

The first word of every answer must start with the assigned letter in order to count. Each player writes the answer to each prompt following the letter assigned. Make sure the lists are not seen ahead of time.

A 20-sided letter die or use our letter squares.

Folders to hide answers (or just some space between participants to avoid cheating).

To play with the Christmas Scattergories Lists you will need the following items: We have now bumped it up a notch with a Christmas theme! Plus, with our game, you could play with as many people as you’d like! What do you need to play? It’s a fun word game that can be played by 2 to 8 people. Scattergories is an older board game created in the late eighties by Hasbro. Check out our Scattergories for Kids, Halloween Scattergories, Valentine’s Day Scattergories, or Bible Scattergories. If you find that your family loves Scattergories, we have a bunch to choose from. These Scattergories Lists are sure to be enjoyed by all ages. Be prepared this year with some fun Christmas games like Christmas Would You Rather and of course Christmas Scattergories. Christmas is a special time of year that usually involves large gatherings with family and friends. Looking for some Christmas entertainment? Christmas Scattergories is a fun and competitive game to play together as a family! Just download, print, and play! Christmas Scattergories List for the Whole Family to EnjoyĬhristmas time means more than just gift giving and receiving.

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