Looking for a fun way to spend time together as a family over the holidays? Check out this collection of printable Christmas games for hours of guaranteed memory making!
Fun Printable Christmas Games for Families
Click on the game title to be taken to the printable.
1. Christmas Charades Cards
One of our all-time, most popular Christmas printables is our set of Christmas Charades Cards. It features popular Christmas characters, movie titles, carols and more, with 66 cards in total.
2. Christmas Who Am I?
Our girls love this game! The cards feature 32 Christmas characters from classic holiday books, newer Christmas titles and popular Christmas movies.
3. Christmas Lights Scavenger Hunt
Give your family’s Christmas lights tour a scavenger hunt twist with this fun hunt from Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls.
4. Would You Rather Christmas Edition
5. Christmas Nativity Matching Card Game
Memory matching games have to be one of the best, first games to play with young children thanks to their simple rules. This nativity themed game card set is perfect for the holidays.
6. Christmas Listen & Draw Game
A fun Christmas game for families who like to create via my friend Kate of Picklebums.
7. Christmas Lego Challenge Cards
If your family loves building Lego (ours does!), then these Christmas Lego Challenge Cards are a great way to add some holiday cheer to your next build.
8. Christmas Alphabet Bingo
A fun game to play with younger family members, the letters on our Christmas Alphabet Bingo set have all had a Christmas makeover!
9. Travel Game Cards
Finally, if you are lucky enough to be travelling with your family during the holiday season, be sure to take along a set of our printable Travel Game Cards.
For more Christmas family fun, check out these gems…
Pin for later:
Christie Burnett is an early childhood teacher, presenter, writer and the editor of Childhood 101. More importantly, she is a Mum who believes wholeheartedly in the value of children learning through play, the importance of quality early education, and the togetherness of family.
Leave a Comment