If you don't have a spare bulletin board, just draw a reindeer on a piece of posterboard (or on the smart board) and have kids use tape and construction paper to pin on that red nose. This is such a cute idea, and the kids in your classroom will love it.

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Let each kid 'punch' one hole to win a prize. This could be a really fun idea to use in a classroom. And your slightly older kids will love helping you create the game and set it up.Ĭlick here to see the full instructions from Growing a Jeweled Rose. Your younger kids are going to love playing Snowman Slam. Make this more “Christmasy” by using green and red ping pong balls. For my younger kids, the larger cake box and larger hole made it a little easier for them. No hands!įor older kids, use a tissue box. Fill the box with ping pong balls and give your kids 60 seconds to shake them all out. Belt (softball and baseball belts work really well!)Ĭut slits in the side of the box and weave your belt through the box.Cake box or tissue box – with a hole cut out.If you want to get really fancy, cut some buttons and a carrot nosee out of constrution paper, or simply bring in a scarf and hat to finish their snowman. I think you’ll quickly find that the kids don’t care a single bit about who wins, it’s just fun to dress each other up with toilet paper. When you say go, they have one roll of toilet paper to wrap their partner from head to toe to become a Snowman. The kids love it, it’s super interactive, and the supplies are pretty simple.

I’ve played a version of this game in every class Christmas party I’ve ever hosted. (And I included Christmas Minute to Win It games too!) Whether you are planning a preschool party or need something for tweens and tweens, these games are perfect for all ages. If you’re in charge of planning the Christmas or Winter party for school, you’ll love these 30 DIY Christmas games for kids and for adults. 30 AWESOME CHRISTMAS GAMES FOR KIDS (AND ADULTS)

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