Christmas Party Games for All Ages - blow up games for parties

Christmas is a favorite season for many people because it gives family and friends the opportunity to spend time with each other.
At this time of year, Christmas party games, delicious holiday food and gift exchange are the norm.
Entertainment is the best part of the season, especially when the whole family is playing Christmas themed party games.
Children, parents and grandparents can play these Christmas games.
What's in the socks?
Take a big Christmas stocking, fill it with Christmas decorations, and tie the opening with a ribbon.
Let all the family members sit around and one gets the socks and touches it.
Each participant had 2 minutes and had to put down what they thought might be in stock right away.
The person with the most correct answers won the game and all the food in the socks.
This is a great game for older people as it doesn't require much exercise.
Snowball Game: Snowball is an interactive game with grandparents and children.
This is an interesting and valuable game, because it determines the extent to which grandparents and children work together for a common goal.
Give each pair a white colored ball or Christmas decorations.
Then, place a basket for each pair at the other end of the room, and there is space between each basket.
Each pair must stand back to back with a ball in the back.
The goal is to move to the basket at the same time without a ball or trim falling.
Teams that throw balls or ornaments must start over, and the first team that throws items into the basket will be declared the winner.
Christmas guessing game: guessing game is a classic game that everyone seems to have played once.
Include Christmas-related items (but not obvious items like Santa Claus and snow) instead of a typical charade game.
Snowball Frost: divide your grandchildren and grandparents into two groups.
Cut off a large cardboard with a hole cut.
Use cotton balls wrapped in clear tape to produce a snowball effect (marshmallow wrapped in plastic wrap is also a good choice ).
Hold the snowball with a bucket and place the cardboard cut snowman on top of the bucket.
Give each team a certain number of free throws;
The person who pitches the most in the basket wins.
Guess Christmas carols: divide the team into two groups.
After playing the clips of each song, let each guest shout out or write down their best guess about the title of the song.
The group with the correct number of songs won.
Grandparents may take advantage of this game because they are most familiar with the classic carols of yesterday.
Get some extra Christmas party games ready.
You don't have to play them all.
However, if there is a big pause at the party, that is really the case. ------Mrs. Party. . . .
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