3 Christmas games – Have fun with your children!
Christmas Games Gift Hunt
If you want to add a little joy to gift-giving, here are some Christmas games for kids that could be fun for adults, too. This game will make gift opening more exciting and will last a long time. Children will search for this chase and the fact that they will find a gift at the end of the search. The hunt will end successfully, and the hunter will receive a new wording with a gift. What a great way to play Christmas games.
At first, you need to create a hunt with clues. In this way, the children will have to follow the clues to find their gift. I suggest doing 4 clues before finding the gift. Instead of placing the gifts under the tree, you will place it in another location. The children will go after the clues to find it. You can use everything around you to write down your tracks.
You could use Christmas game cards, you could cut out Santa shapes from Christmas games for this, or you could choose to use anything around you. Write a clue and leave it all over the house. Begin the game by giving each of the children the first cue. Here are several examples of Christmas game clues: The sign might say, “You sleep here every night,” and the child will run to his bed. On the blanket, you can put one more sign with the saying: “mom is baking cookies with him.” The boy will go to the kitchen, where he will find an additional sign on the stove. The final sign will be the gift itself. To make it even more fun, place the gift under the Christmas tree.
Your kids won’t see it coming!
Christmas Games with Christmas Music
If you are looking for some physical activity, this is one of my favorite Christmas Games. I recommend using famous happy Christmas music. This game can be particularly fun to play. Use songs that everyone knows and have them sing and dance while running around the chairs. You probably have at least one child who is hooked on music and dancing. They probably don’t realize that the music has stopped. This dance adds a very humorous aspect to Christmas games. This game is played like the regular game of musical chairs. The loser is the one who doesn’t get a chair when the music stops.
Christmas Games – “Where is Santa Claus?”
This is a wonderful game to play with your children that involves Santa Claus. Everyone sits in a circle. A boy is chosen to be Rudolph. That child leaves the room for a few minutes while the rest of the children select one of them to be Santa Claus. The only boy, who is chosen to be Rudolph, returns and starts looking for the boy who is chosen to be Santa Claus. Rudolph must stand at the midpoint of the circle and try to figure out which one is Santa Claus.
Meanwhile, Santa wins over the other children in the circle. If they wink at one of the children, he will shout: “Ho Ho Ho …”. As soon as Rudolph realizes where Santa Claus is, they will each choose another Rudolph and another Santa to continue the game. Enjoy the holidays with Christmas games.